Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-10
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
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HALIFAx, oct. S.-The Royal Mail steam
ship Niagara. from Liverpool about Q A. NJ,
9th ult., arrived here at 9.45 this evening.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. The steamer
sailing on the 9th, from Liverpool, carried
out intelligence that the Spanish Constitution
had been promulgated TINT O'Donnell had
rendered his resignation which however was
incorrect ; that au Anglo French fleet is re-
ally destined for the Bay Of Naples that
Russia remains firm in her intention TO
retain the Isle OF SeIperts and that the
British fleet remains in the Black Sea all of
which created anxiety and depressed the
funds. Consols were then quoted for money
at 93 ga to 90 rs.
Since the sailing of these steamers, Italian
affairs have continued to excite attention, but
beyond the intention to send feet to Naples
nothing has TRANSFERRED, the Anglo French Ill
timatum being retained few days in Paris,
to allow opportunity for the Neapolitan Gov
ernment TO make the required CONCESSIONS
The contemplated exhibition is of formidable
character. Eight steamers are provisioning at
Spithead, and the Caesar, Colossus, Daunt-
less, Malacca, Gergon, Perseverance, and Ur-
gent, all British auxiliary steamers, are ready
to sail. The French ships are Bretagne, Ulm,
Algeslras, and Napoleon. The expedition is
said to be very unpopular in France. Sardin-
la takes part in the expedition, and will send
ships for the protection of the Sardlnians in
Naples. A Vienna letter statesthat the Eng.
lish and French ministers had notified Aus.
tria of the intended expedition against Ma
pies, to which the Vienna Cabinet offers no
obstacle. This, however, is doubtful.
1t is understood that Immediately after N.
Brenier, the French Minister, leaves Naples,
the Marquis Antonini, Neapolitan NJ mister
will withdraw from Paris to BRUSSELS. Mean
time, hopes were entertained of receiving,
during the present week, by telegraph, such
an answer from Naples as would supersede
the necessity OF the fleets sailing.
The London Star of the 10Th saws "Some-
thing serious has certainly occurred to stay
the Anglo"F French mission to Naples, for it
has not sailed. There is a statement that king
Ferdinand has fortified his coast, and is likely
to secure the enthusiasm of his army. An
other report is, that, if compelled to yield, he
Will proclaim the Constitution of 1918, and
thereby present his compliments to Palmer
ston and Napoleon. 1t may be that the event.
uallties are foreseen by the two men who rule
France and England, or they may have heard
that Naples will be supported by Austria and
Russia. At all events, the game, whatever it
may be, does not go on we'll"
GREAT BRITAIN.-Mr. Dallas, as the guest
OF IL BulWer Lytton, dlned with the Herts
Agricultural Society, and made a speech in
response to the misunderstanding concord
between America and England.
FRANcE.-The Emperor and family are max
ing the most of rural enjoyments at Biaraitz,
including bull fights.
The Bank of France has raised tie rate of
interest to six per cent.
The Paris correspondent of the times alludes
to the report of its being the intention of the
United States to form an alliance with these
EuropeanPowers who maybe disposed to adopt
as an article, the immunity of merchant YES
sells and merchandise from capture, in time of
war, even by men of war.
IJALY.-The vintage in Italy is general
ly satisfactory. There is good crop of maize
and rice is abudant.
TURKEY.-The Turks are fortfying both
sides of the Danube, with, it is said, the APP
probation of Austria.