Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Niagara at Halifax

LA Il " n v III Il Il U z X.
Arrival Of the Niagara at Halifax.
Tile Cunard steamer Niagara, arrived at Hal
flax on the morning of the 4lh. We compile
from the dispatches forwarded by telegraph the
following items of interest.
GREAT BRITAIN.-ln the House of Lords.
on the 18th ult., Government stated that few
days would terminate negotiations respecting the
Turkish question, when HE result would be pub.
lshed-wheher successful or not
The public fully believe that the main dangeris
over.
1t was also telegtaphed from Vienna to London
under date OF Constantlnople, the ii h, that
concatory note had Just been issued by Reschid
Pasha, which is Considered of nature to bring
negotiations at once to IA conclusion.
The English and French fleets are still at Besika
Bay.
FRANcE.-A rumor is circulated that private
intelligence reported that the American Minister
at Constantinople had addressed note to the
Porte, announcing that the United States would
associate with other forces 10 support Turkish in.
tegrity, and would henceiorth claim voice in
the affairs of Europe. 1t is disbelieved however
The French press mostly viewed the Eastern
| difficulties as about over The Porte had paid
the cash TO the French treasury for 40, 600 Vim
cennes rifles, and took the opportunity 10 contra.
dict the report that the Turkish finances were ex-
hausted.
The number OF arrests consequent on the sup
posed conspiracy, discovered at the Opera Conf
que, is over TWO hundred
Nj. Arago is i'll; his life Is despaired of
PRUssIA-The King has issued proclama-
ton, that he will dismiss from his service any Of
hcor who, marrying Roman Catholic, shall
promise to bring up his children in that faith
This Is intended as protest against recent Papal
encroachments.
! SwITzERLAND.--The Federation intend max
ing change of diplomatic representation to
France and Austria, and will send ministers in
stead of Charges.
The Austrian blockade of the Swiss frontier is
rigorous as ever, although some few of the ex-
PEELED citizens had been permitted to return to
harvest their crops, there being deficiency of
labor.
lTALY.-A despatch from Milan, dated July
IL, states that the Austrian police are on the trail
of projected instruction in Central Italy
AUsTRIA.-A domiciliary visit was made at
the house Of the London Times correspondent in
Vienna, and some arrests OF Italians followed the
discoveries made there
Recently, band of Hungarian prisoners, fill.
ing seventeen carts, were taken into Pesth-
Their crime is unknown.
Troops are still being concentrated at Peter
warden.
There are rumors Of changes in the Austrian
Cabinet.
The Times correspondent from Vienna, july
II, states that The unheard-of conduct of the Com.
mander of the u. S. corvette ST. Louis almost
exclusively occupied public attention, and John
Z. Browns share in it was severely reprobated.
The Oest Correspondence, semi. official. saws
The brutal behavior Of the American commander
excited Indescrbable indignation in the minds of
all the Consuls, and the well disposed population
OF smyrna The organ praises the prudent, de-
termlned, and courageous behavior of the Aus
TRAN Consul and commanders, and says the Aus.
tran brig Artemesa Is continually lowering round
the American sloop. Further the official report
adds, The Austrian war steamer Castozza was ex.
pecied at Smyrna the 9th.
Ii Baron Bruck understood the real interest oe
Austria, he would give positive instructions TO the
captain of the Castozza, to avoid all and every
collision with the Americans, it being pretty evil
dent that J. +. Brown and Capt Ingraham repre
sent the feeling Of the nation to which thew belnno
The following note shows how the affair is:
''Ihe Undersigned beg the Consul General of
France TO take into safe keeping Martin Koszta.
prisoner on board the Austrian brig Huzzar,
whose nationality, and consequently his claims TO
protection are in dispute between The respective
embassies at Consantnople, as between the con-
sulates at Smyrna. I he undersigned beo The
conditions, namely The individual named shall
be brought ashore from the brig as early to. day
as possible, under guard of soldiers, TO the
French Factory, and there be handed over TO the
french Consul or his agent, as The Consul NAV
appoint; the expenses of the prisoner shall be en-
lirely at The French Consul's discretion. and shall
be paid by the undersigned Consul of Austria
The prisoner shall be prohibited from communi.
cation without, except the undersigned; shall be
permitted to speak with no one IN the factory ex-
cept those appointed by the Undersigned Il is
expressly agreed that the Consul of france shall
not set she prisoner at liberty, except upon the
JOINT demand of the Undersigned
y. SAFFIcEALLY Consul ofthe United States.
HucKBEcKER, Consul General of Austria,
Dated Smyrna, July.
luRKEY-Ihe statement is confirmed that
the Grand Vizier and Rescued Pasha were dis
missed from office on the 9th, on account of per-
sonal dlssenson; but the Sultan, rejecting on the
critical condition Of affairs, in the qace Of new
ministry, reinslated both ere night.
ne Turks do not cease their warlike prcpar.
atoms, IN expectation of keeping The troops from
committing some outbreaks in their aTdor against
the Russians.
NORTHERN AFRICA. In consequence Of an
aPPrehended deficiency in the crops throughout
the Bafbafy States, the Bey ofTunis has forbid
den exports OF breadstutls for three months
CHIFA.-Ibe papers report the capture Of
NanlSln by the insurgents. We ore left totally
IN the dark respecting the alleged defeat of the
insurgents and the Tecaptufe OF the citv
Sydney dates arc 10 the 2Ist
ofApril. Money affairs were generally prosper.
Gus. Imports were wanted, and prices ruled
high.