Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.


PORTLAND, Feb. l3.-The steam propeller
Anglo Saxon, fiom Liverpool 2Sth ult, ar
rived early this morning.
GREAT BRTAIN There was a rumor that
on tho fail OF Bushire the Persians made sub
mission to the British, but the London jour
nais have no confirmation of the report, and
mostly doubt it.
Per Africa TarriYed at New York was men.
toned that the ship Confederation from Phil
delphia, went ashore near the entrance to the
biersey. She after wards foated off, but again
drove ashore. A life boat took off all hands
except the captain, mate steward, and boy
who determined To remain. In the morning
1t was found that she had broken up, and
little doubt exists but that the captain, mate,
steward, and boy, were lost. Portions OF the
cargo were afterwards found washed ashore
along the coast.
FRANCE.-It is said that the French force
will certainly evacuate Greece this spring.
Reinforcements are being sent to Africa
against the kabyles.
Feruk Khan, Ambassador from Persia. has
had an official presentation to the Emperor,
The Emperor made guarded reply, taking
care to imply that the treaty between France
and Persia is commercial only.
BELGIUM.-A deputation of English had
waited on Prince de Ligne to disavow the re-
cent speech of Sir Robert Peel The Prince
replied by calling, Sir Robert "sot and a
puppy" Thereafter the English were per-
mitted to go to the court ball, and went.
GBRMANY.-The Diet terminated its sttings
on the oath. The Prussian representation
announced the release of the Neutchatel pri-
soners by Switzerland, and expressed the
King of Prussia's now friendly intentions. at
the same time thanking the Diet for the ready
permission given for the Prussian army to pass
through their territory.
= SwITzEBLAND.-.The Paris Noaiteur Off
cially confirms the statement that media
ton in the Neulchate affair, Napoleon acted
in reliance on confidential knowledge OF the
King If Prussas intentions, and that Swift
Switzerland may now safely disarm, as Prus'
STA is doing, having dismissed the troops to
their homes.
DBNMAKK.-The Berlin BorsenHgHe afirms
that the Sound duties negotiations were closed
ON the 10Th by the Conference ad hoe, and
lhat matters are so advanced as to promise a
final arrangement by the middle of next
month, No serious difficulties remain to be
settled.
ITALY.--A despatch from Milan dated 25th,
states that a universal amnesty has been off
cially decreed for the Eombardy Yenition
kingdom. All political offenders have been
set at liberty; proceedings pending against
them are quashed.
A letter of doubtful authority, from Naples
speaks of a conspiracy to blow up the King $
palace and also says that body of armed
men overpowered the guards, and conveyed
the body of Milano, the assassin, on board a
ship.
LATEST FROM CHINA.--The burning Of the
factories at Canton, is considered doubtful.
TURKEY.-The conference at Constantine
pie concerning the Principalities have at length
terminated, and 10 600 Turkish troops are to
be marched into Wallachia and ALoldavia, to
keep order during the elections.
The order for the withdrawal of the Aus
TRAN troops from the Municipalities, has left
Vienna. They were to leave by the 30th OF
March.
PERsrA.-Further telegraphic accounts are
received. Rushire surrendered on the Sth of
December, after an hours fire from the fleet.
Fort Bushire was captured BY the British on
the day previous, after a smart action.
Brig. Gen. Stafford, Col Maelet, and
Lieuts. Atterson and Warren, were killed, be-
sides 20 rank and file.
Karat was occupied on the 4th of Decem.
Der.
Large reinforcements are to be sent up the
Gulf.
sirJ. Bowring had applied to the Indian
government for troops.
The French journals publish the following
dated MarseilIes So Cairo has arrived, witt
news from Constant!nople of the 18th. Con.
stantinople journals confirm the statement
that the English have taken the Island Of
Karat and Fort Bushire. The Persian gar
rison had received orders to retire into the in
-terior.''
The inhabitants of tie city of Bushire re.
NAMED there after the entree of the English
The latter were preparing to extend their op
erations into the interar. Considerable re-
Inducements had arrived in the province o
Shraz.