Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-10
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIHAL OF THE ARABIA.


New YoRH, Aug S.-1he Arabia, Capt.
Judkins, from Liverpool, Goth ult., arrived at
Z Ia o'clock, p. Nj.
The Arabia brings 1872 passengers.
FROM THE WAR.-The war news is exceed
inSly scanty. tits evident that the Gar will
not abate his pretensions. His reply to Aus
trials final summons is not vet published, but
it is known to be naughty and unfavorable.-
The Austrian Government meantime says in
general terms, " Austria will not disappoint
the hopes of Europe"
Prussia daily shows less and less siding with
the Western Powers. Mecklenburgh was the
only State OF the German Band not voting
unanimously to adopt the Austro-Prussian
Alliance
GortschakoH owing to the Turkish move
ments, is Withdrawing his centre on Buchar-
est, and his wings back upon the line of the
south. The Gar approves Gortschakof's
plan OF campaign, and orders him to continue
offensive operations.
There has been no fighting since last adj
vices, but Omar Pacha has proclaimed an am
nesty to the Walachians.
The Russian small war schooner Wolga
was captured by the English squadron, in the
White Sea. The Russian feet is reported to
have left Sebastopol; consequently the allied
HeebS leu DaISCnlk pay In search,
The SPANISH INsURREcTIoN.-The Spanish
instruction remains triumphant, and the po-
sition of affairs unchanged. The fighting is
all over, and the country for moment quiet,
awaiting Espartero's arrival at Madrid. Queen
Christina is still in hiding. Queen Isabella
keeps close in her palace. Salamanca has es-
capped i'll the disguise of lamphghter.
France and England favor new Ministry and
Espartero, but disapproye Of a regency.
MISCELLANEOUS AND " --LATEST. In the
British Parliament, Lord Dudley Stuart's mo-
ton Of a want of confidence in the Aberdeen
Ministry was negatived
Eight new ships of war have been COM
menced during the week, ranging from eight
to twenty guns. Several mole gun-b boats
(steam) had been launched, and would reach
the Baltic the second week in August
One hundred picked men of the London
Police are to be Immediately sent to the army
in Turkey, to act under the orders OF pro-
vost Marshal.
Russia asks for al armistice. 1t is report
ed that at recent Cabinet Council at Vienna,
Ono date,) Austria and Prussia decided that
the Car must first leave the Prncpalities,
before the proposals can be considered.
The Emperor Of Russia is stated to have
said to the Austrian Representative, " tell
your HdSlGE GIdC II ne WISHES war ne Slall
have it, but probably neither he nor will see
the end of it.
An instruction was suppressed at Parma.
Great uneasiness was felt at Modena.
Constantinople letters state that the Aus
trian Internuncio has expressed himself very
strongly at Omar Pacha's presumption in
crossing the Danube after it had been agreed
that the Principalities should be occupied by
Austria. According to the Paris Patrio, the
Russians have completely evacuated the Do
brudscha. The Russians are terrifying Brailow
in the strongest manner.
The French transport Pericles, with 2,000,-
600 francs on board for the army of Turkey,
came i'll collision with steamer, off Malaga,
and sunk with the treasure.
FRANcE.-Gen. Ney, son of Marshal Ney,
died at Gallipoli, of cholera.
Jerome Bonapartc and son (of Baltimore)
were received with all the honors due to the
Princes Of the Imperial family.
The accounts Of the crops continue most IA
yorable.
ITALY.-Two soldiers were sentenced to
death and shot, at Parma.