Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of sIae Canada.

HALIFAX, Nov. 25,-The Royal Mail steam
ship canada, Capt. Lang, from Liverpool
10th ult', arrived at this port this forenoon.
NEAPoLIrAN AFFAIRs.-Ihe Maniteur says
that when the Congress of Paris bok up, the
great powers saw elements fraught with dam
ger TO peace in Belgium, Greece, and Naples !;
that OF these States, Naples alone refused to
accept friendly advice, and that, in conse-
quence, tie western powers will cease diplo-
matte intercourse with her. The article in the
MonHe'r is the only authentic glimpse the
public has yet had OF what is going on, and
there is noting additional in the way of news.
The British fleet is somewhere in the Med
nerranean. The French ships remain at Tou~
Ion, ready for sea. Meantime dispatches are
contradictory.
The statement that the Emperor of Russia
has urged the King of Naples to avoid total
rupture by making some concessions, seems 10
be confirmed by numerous communications in
the continental papers. The Austrian Gazette
has received communication from Naples,
to the effect that King Ferdinand, to show his
conciliatory disposition, will not recall his rep
resentatives in Paris and London in conse-
quence of the recall Of the French and Eng
llsh ambassadors from Naples. They will only
leave these capitals in case their passports are
sent to them.
GENERAL INTELL1GENCE.- Great Britain
Parliament is further prorogued till December
10th.
The citizens of Dublin gave a banquet on
Wednesday, 22d, to nearly four thousand
troops who served in the Crlmea. The ban.
auet was superior in quality and arrangement
to the London dinner to the Guards. Edn-
burgh will give similar banquet on the 3lst
Aurelir SatH. the Roman Iriumvir, is en-
gagged by the Italian Emancipation Committee
to lecture through Great Britain to stir up
enthusiasm for Italy.
FRANCE. = French correspondence gives
prominence to accounts of the Imperial gaities
at Compeigne, where the Emperor is enjoy
ing hunting by day, and fancy balls, in the
style and costume of Louis XVIII, by night
Numerous arrests have recently taken place
in the department of the Deux Zones, where
secret society of dangerous description has
been discovered. The society was organized
by tens and hundreds, all trained to obey or
ders for the destruction Of the rich. Sixty
persons were apprehended, but the peasants,
armed with pitchlorks, attacked the escort,
and rescued the prisoners, New arrests have
also been made in the Fauxbourg St.Antoine
within a few days.
The report of the Bank of France is rather
inOIS Ad'u4aoleB although U BANK mas ADOPT
ed yet more stringent measures, and will not
make any advance at present on rail way shares
or rentes. Commercial bills having sixty days
to run are always objected to, so that virtually
the term is reduced to forty five days.
SPAIN. Accounts from Madrid speak of
new ministerial crisis, the object being to throw
Narvaez overheard. and restore the absolut-
lists. The Marquis of Viarra, the head of the
absolutst party, is spoken of as the coming
man, but he, in the meantime, declines the
responsibility.
1t is said that O'Donnel is put in command
ct the Household Guard, as a check upon
Narvaez.
ITALY.-The Grand Duke of Tuscany, TAX
ing alarm at the demonstration against Ma
pies, appears disposed to grant some conces-
siol to his people, by Ieviving, with some
notifications, the Constitution of 1S4S
The Paris Constitutional asserts, as if from
sure source, that, in consequence of the ne
gotiations between Austria and Rome, the
Austrians about to withdraw, and will re-
tain two points, Ancona and Bologna.
TURKEY.-The Sultan had sent orders to
Redschid Pasha to form a new Ministry. Red.
schld declined, on the plea that the questions
under deliberation just now would undergo
sudden change. The real cause was differ.
ence of opinion with the French Minister re-
speeding the union of the principaliues.