Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-02
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIFAL or THE ARABIA.

steamship Arabia, from Liverpool about nine
a. NJ. on Saturday, the 18th instant, with
l0I passengers, arrived here at $50 this even
ing.
ACCEPTANCE OF THE PRoPosIrIoxs BY Rus
sIA-Ih grand news Of the week is that
Russia agrees to negotiate on the terms pro-
posed by the Allies. The first ann ouncemenr
was made by the Vienna telegraph to the
London Times, in these words :-ss Russia ac-
cepts- allied propositions u2conditionallv.
Ills is authentic" The announcement aus-
ed immense sensation. Funds rose three per
cent. Cotton one farthing, and panic reign
ed IN other markets. The next day govern
ment published despatch from Minister Sey-
mour at Vienna, as follows:
. Russia agrees to accept tho Allies pro.
posals, as basis Of negotiations. This quail
lied announcement curbed the excitement,
and alsrmists begin to fear that Russia mere
" seeks to pain time by deceptive negotia-
tons Meantime funds remained steady
Previous to the above announcement the vi
emma papers represented the state of afdirs as
most serious, unexpected and alarming, and
that all the personnel of the Austrian embas
sy had received orders to quit St. Petersburg
and the Russian embassy was ordered to leave
Vienna.
The actual circumstances were, that when
Count Esterhazy handed to Count Nessel-
rode, at ST. Petersburg. the Austrian allied
rote OF December I'd, he said he was author.
l2ed to enter into discussinn, but if the note
was not accepted Internationally before Jan.
0th, he and all the Austrian embassy must
leave st. Petersburg To prevent this, Count
Nesselrode communicated with Vienna direct,
and on january llth, Prince Gortschakoff
at Vienna, hada talk with Count Buol. in
which Gortschakof produced a memorandum
expressing general desire on The part of
Russia to negotiate, but proposed certain al
\terations on the programme. Count Buo re-
celYed the document next day, Friday. the
18TH, bull inasnluch as it did not contain an
acceptance pure and simple of the PROMO i.
tons, Austria could make no reply without
the concurrence oil France and England.
The Ambassadors of those powers accord
ingly sent to Paris and London land received
for reply that the western powers had no
motive to give up a decision which had been
alre 'dy carefully considered further that if
~ January 18th, Russia did not accept The
ultimatum. EsteIhazy ard the Austrian Le-
CATION would leave st. Petersburg, and Aus
trla would Immediately seek to obtain the
armed cooperation of the Germanic Diet
against Russia.
During the week that elapsed between Rus.
sia's first and second .eplv, intense apprehen-
sion existed in Vienna, although without suf.
hcient cause, for the Austrian Cabinet had
taken the preeaution to- notify the western
powers that withstanding rupture of d.
plomatlc reia'lons' Austria would not te in
posltoil 70 commence hostilltes this year.
On the 10TH apprehenslons We're set at rest
oy ire announcement above stated, that Rus
STA agrees 10 leSotate OH the terms proposed.
mere IS very Iitte other news.
from the oriihea thefe is nothing Impor-
tahl' numerous amonscades OF Cessacks are
uls'llou'eu around the aIiled camp but vigil
lance prevents many strasgiers from oelng
captured several adait'ohal explosions had
peei. inaue On lhe oevastopoi d9cKS'' Inc
COCKS are now almost destroyed. france and
,oi'J eaeii ieS9iNe one sSse as trophy.
in' ln.aisue m'SSe pupNshes oespatch
- :, ~ rol'uNoil' ss!n 'iat party Oh
rs ea ~ m,.'e InoaNs ~ pie4e,it oe.
i"S Neei VI tne si,o"' u'aiiceu oy'h'Sht aio
,s1 $40, ~ 1e outpos'' anu
co codr;notora 80 ZANE up
H., -. o,',s ,,on,o,,, ~ 81 ua'eu
oa-'' -, ND 'neieiy 'Ae Heai'n Vi the ar
Sweden Ii cont,npes ter w.r,,,,.,
Tho Cons,bao,e g., ,,s,o r ePaIatlone;
existence Of any crc,lar rerd ~ ai,o
dish alliance IN Tho ,a,t IF To,n,efSi .
81. PetershnIg lettafs stota ,bat Mor.Lo,
Paskiewiteh has beoueathed as bis dg;no 70
quest mn Injunction IN tha E,nreror - ,9oaIso
neaee He wonld have never diyor +,,is al
vice to the Nicholas. whose 6attlas no baa
fouobt bnt to the vo,ino Ero1o,or IL i,aS
no haud in raisino the war he nroed tbo r,o1;o,,
of neace. t0--0'
The French Conncil of ivar oo,t;o,,o. :,
session al Paris. TWo Commissin,ars 80
from the army and ora from Tho now, 90
pointed to nrenare tbe renort Al,airai r. I,
ons and General CanroheIt members For H.
army. and Admiral Dnndss ana ~, NJ
for The navy had been in disc,,sso
TO the withdrawal Of tho allied faros go
the Cr;mea retaining only Karneiscb- r.
toris and Ralaklaya and Toa;nc,
IN the rivers Of The southern nrovi,, ras 81
Pnssio Tle Adp,;rals o,,,,sad l. - -
asmuch as If wonld take ~ months r. F,
the materials Of the nast carn,,ai,n fro,,, ~
Crimea.
A.-Constartinon1e ;nte1liOa,oo 90 49,
7tb renorts General Monray;eff aSyano;',c, i,
Asia. His advanced Yosts are within t6ra -,
hours. march of Er2e,opm,
(lmor pasbo,s trnn,,s Iaro to,..., =.
at Trebizonde 80 "''''e
Omar Pasha tendered his RESIGNATION bn+
il is refused no il in disgrooo ot Co,,s,a,',
nonle Not lon, s;nco an of ioI oo,,, ,;sss'l
or Of widows and ornbans anoIied ~ at,ooh
Omar parba,s nro,lort,, IN Copstant;noIo =.
b,bali ~ bis cb;ldron 10 Nc 6rst ~ T.
comnl;ma-T ;, IN C1mor 10 ottoobmant ,,.os
rern,it,ed hnt sinco tba ali nf Kors +ho
rn;ssinner hoe ~, ,,ra,art,
The TnrLisb Covor,,,1ent i :: n,bl;srod -
acconnt ol flo FIJI 81 Kars ,end;na 70 IT,.
tbe entiro ;h;i;t, -, flrnar paobo ~,
has se,t Col- S;mmnns to defend him %, CO..