Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-07
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THz WAR--Tha correspondents from the
allied camp On the TcEsrBava. No7e1ber I0sh.
relates soely &c the huttiHg Of the a-nIes- The
Russians and allies are now under cove
There are SIN apprsaenSioas Ct Russian at
tuck
The Paris correspondent Of the ministerial
payer, L9sdo1 Globe. learns that although
winter stops field operations IN the CrImea, Il
Is Intended to lombard tie northern side OF
Sebastopol, 70 permit the feet 10 winter II the
barber.
Letters statethat the town Of 3Iarioupal. on
the north coast Of the Sea Of Azof, was b.,ul-
barded by the allies Oetcber 3Ist. 4 hundred
shell was thrown, and the town set On IRE,
TIL the Austrian merchants hoisted the Aus
TRAN flag over the warehouse, when tie IL
ing ceased.
The invalide Russo announces that large
numbers Of the allied forces embarked at Ea.
Patoria OF the 18th inst and sailed westward.
IHE BALTIC.-Admirals Dundas and PEN
aud, with their flag ships and part Of the
feet, are II the Bay oi KieI.
a steamer Is detailed 70 watch for an Amer
lean clipper, supposed 10 be IN the Baltic with
q cargo ofTevolvers.
Sweden joins the alliance. Respecting Can
robert mission to Sweden, we have only ru-
NOR. but the rumor IS important. That terms
OF military convention are agreed to that
Sweden viii furnish contingent 10 act with
the allies next spring, if peace IS not previous.
Is restored; and that army Of French, En-
glish and Swedes VIII be sent to CORTLAND to
force Prussia aud Austria 70 declare them
selves, and IN return for her alliance the al.
lies viii guarantee Finland.
The London Morning Post, however. con-
Tadlers me STATEMENT or the Times with re-
gard to the alleged Swedish alliance. and saws
that the Times details of military eonven-
ton and assertion OF the adhesion of Denmark
are without foundation.
PEACE RUNORs.-Rumors Of a disposition
on the part of the Russian government to
make the first advances to negotiate for peace
continue to prevail; but excepting reliable
information that The mercantile classes in Rus.
STA are weary of war there is no apparent
ground for the rumoIs. Ii is, however, con-
tdently reported that NJ. De II nster, the.
military Envoy Of Prussia at st. Petersburg.
had visited the Gar at Nicolaieff, with view
OF inducing hlin to recognize certain condi-
tons OF peace as would be laid before the
French and English cabinets. The Car lis
tined favorably to NJ. De MINISTERS proposi
tons. The Prussian Cabinet is now in nos
session Of the views Of the Emperor Alexan-
der. and is empowered to make them known
TO the Western Powers, who on their part
| have not refused to listen TO them, though at
| the same time they have declared them to be
| sufficient. The great fact is that the negotia.
| tons between Russia and Prussia on this sub
| lect are still proceeding. The Court of Berlin
rs making the greatest efforts to induce the
| Car to consent to such terms as will really
lead 10 pacific result. As the Prussian Cab
met Is sufficiently well acquainted with the
hrm resolution of the allied powers, the con.
| tlnuance OF the negotiations affords some
ground for hoping that there is at least
chance Of peace
TURKEY. - Constantinople correspondence
| describes bad state of affairs murders and
robberies IN the open streets, with great and
| increasing tanaticism against the Christians.
| especially against the French The allied
commandments have called on the Turkish gov
ernment to prevent the outrages, under
threat Of the allies Immediately taking the po-
lice OF the city into their own hands.
4 he London Times has elaborate editorial
calculations, showing that the total available
strength of Russia was SO 900, and she has
already used $4,000, which allows only ten
months more, at the past ratio, to exhaust
her last man, her last cash rouble being al
| ready expended.
A general armament of the Russian empire
| is talked of.
A dispatch from Berlin, of the 10th, saws
! that the Russian loan with the German eapi
talists has been concluded.
The Car arrived at Petersburg on the 10Th
in good health.
The Car has extended the inducements to
the poor mobiles TO enter the army.
GREAT BRlTAIN.-The number of Manches.
ter operatives on strike is 3400, of wi ON 100
are thrown out OF work by the stoppage of the
other hands. They all conduct themselves
| peaceaby.
petition is circulating in Liverpool for
the ro-establishment OF the kingdom Of Po-
land.
FRANcE.-The king Of Sardinia is in Paris
lie IS iavorably receiy Il. The Pope's Nuncio
lett the city SO that he might not come in
contact with the accommodated sovereign.
1t is reported that the Emperor has inyit-
ed the Pore TO Paris to baptize his coming
child.
All Of the French gun-boats and mortar
ships are winterng at Cherbourg, and the
ships of theBaltc fleet are expected.
| SPArS.-The Spanish government are re.
| ported to be unanimous in favor of Joining
the alliance, but the occasion is deferred UNI
I'll Spain can appear as great nation At
present she has no spare money. nor soldiers.
DESMARK.-There was every chance that
the Sound Dues Conference would be opened
at Copenhagen on the goth OF November
Russia is tho only government that will send
a special envoy. The other powers aceredit
their resident ambassadors, assisted by persons
conyersant with the subject. II has been set
tied that Russia may take part Simultaneous.
~ with the powers with whom she is at war
LATEST BY IBLEGRAPH.--LOndon. SoJuyday,
Nor. 24th. a. NIT was stated wi h conf.
Gence IN downing street. yesterday, that Lord
! PalmeTston has determined upon an immsdi.