Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRITAL or THE ARABIA.
NEW YoRY. Sent. .

NEW YoRY, Sept. 81.
The British steamship Arabia, Capt. judi
kins, from LIVER DOL 9th inst, arrived here at
5 o'clock this afternoon, bringing three days
later news from Europe.
She brings III passengers. Her news is of
little interest.
War Intelligence.
The Emperor Of Russia has refused the
terms proposed by Austria, but viii retire be-
yond She Pruth, and there wait the course of
events, whether they may be hostile or peace
able.
A special meeting of the Austrian Govern
ment has decided that this is not to be con-
sidered a cGsus beUi against Russia Conse-
quentlv, Austria will maintain her present
position, awaiting the result of the action of
the allied armies and fleets upon Sebastopol.
New negotiations are being patched up be-
tween Austria, Prussia, and the German
States, with view to peace.
1t is said that the Gar is about to proclaim
his third son. Nicholas, King of Poland.
Bomarsund has finally been destroyed and
the troops re-embarked. There is nothing
else of any Importance from the Baltic.
A portion of the expedition intended for
the Crimea had embarked at Varna on the
I'd and sailed to the rendezvous at Baltschik.
Greece refuses to pay any indemnity to
Turkey.
Affairs in the Prineipalities remain un-
changed.
Mr. Soule the American Minister, has left
Madrid for France. The Spanish papers as
sert that he has left an account of the discov-
cry Of the agency he had in the revolution of
Aug. %.
Accounts from Rutschuk of the Sd state
that all the vessels of the expedition to the
Crimea had left Yarna on the I'd. 1t is said
that the feet will consist Of 100 steamers, 800
transports, So sail of the line, 10000 troops,
and an immense amount of siege and storm
ing naateriel.
The first part of the expedition will include
$4,000 French troops, $4,000 English and
10, 600 Turks. Marshal St. Armand had issued
an order of the day, aequainting the troops
with the destination Of tie expedition, dated
Tarna, Aug, %. 1t was for the Crimea; and
the duty Of the allied forces would be to take
Sebastopol as a pledge of place.
The Duke of Cambridge and Prince, Napo-
leon against the advice of their physicians had
proceeded to join the expedition. Both were
still suffering from fever.
The Moniteur states that on the 25 ult., the
cholera had almost totally disappeared at
Varna.
The Russian embassy at Vienna has reeeiv-
ed notice that the greater part Of the Russian
army will have quieted Moldavia on the goth
September, and the remainder would leave
by the beginning of October, unless hostli-
ties should render a fresh concentration ne
cessary.
The condition of affairs in Asia had i'm.
proved.
Georgia has been surprised by Schamy
with 20, 900 Circassians. The Russians wert
defeated, and have retired into their fortresse
I. i
Another despatch says that Schamyl hac
made descent in Georgia, where he destroyed
about two hundred villages. Forty Russian
ladies were carried off. Gen. Bebuto ha
blown up the Notifications of Bayazid ant
abandoned the town, in order 10 throw hi
forces upon the points more inmediatel,
threatened.
The BALT1c.-On the 4th the feet was a
Ledsund, and ii is reported that there is moth
ing more to be done this season.
GREEcE.-Adyices have been received from
Athens to the I'd inst. They state that tn
commander of tho French troops, now IL
Greece, insists upon their removal to Athen
from their present location, as a thousand mel
have died from cholera.
SPAIS.-The Madrid correspondent of tn,
London Times charges Mr.. Soule, the Amer
can Ambassador, witha having stimulated tn,
rations in few hours after Queen Christina
departure. He had his agents among thu
barricades, and supplied money. Mr.. Soult
has left Madrid. and the inference is that he
will not again return to his post.
Vieana, Thursday The American Gov
ernment is understood to have purchased
Monaco as a European naval station France
and England will protest, and Austria is pre-
pared to mediate. bsa a
g Friday morning. -Adyicea from Varna, in
the Fren,den Blatts, state that a Greek con-
spiracy to asassinate Lord Raglan, Prince Ma
poleon, and the Duke of Cambridge, had
been discovered in Galata. The ringleaders
had been arrested.
Paris, Friday night.-A despatch from
Dantzic announces that Admiral Napier
would leave Ledsund on the morning of the
9th, with the Gladiator, Cumberland and
Belleisle, for England
large deputation of the Swedish Diet
have, at the instance of the Peasants, de-
manded the occupation Of the Aland Islands
and their incorporation with the Swedish do
minions,
Licerpool Cotton Market, Sept. s. The mar
ket has receded from the previous advance
and all qualities have slightly declined. The
sales of the week have been $1,000 bales
New Orleans fair quoted at 6 lid; mid
5 lid fair Udlands Cd; mid l-Sd. The
quotations show decline of l-Sd on the week
Licerpool Breadstufs Market, Sept. s.
Messrs. Maxwell report that the weather has
been very favorable for agricultural purposes,
and the imports small. Flour has advanced
Is on the week Western Canal quoted 2Ss
Cd; Philadelphia and Baltimore 29s Cd Ohio
32s. Wheat is Sd higher.