Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-20

| The Cunard steamer Arabia, with Liverpool
| adyices to the Sth nstant-three days later-ar-
rived at New York yesterday "wednesday after
| noon.
Among the passengers in the Arabia, are Ma.
dame Frezzolni. the celebrated soprano, and
suite. Mrs. Witherspoon died on the passage.
Madame Frezzolini is engaged by Mr.. Ullman,
! for the Academy of Music.
The Emperor and Empress of France were on
visit to Queen Victoria
The Atlantic telegraph cable landed at
Valentia the 9th inst, and the expedition had
sailed.
A letter from Valentia, dated August Sd, says
that " the machinery for paying out the cable,
works perfectly, as we can telegraph throughout
the whole cable, without the least difficulty We
expect to arrive at Newfoundland in about TWEEN.
ty days after leaving this place"
The Italian eonspirators against the life of the
Emperor of France, had been tried and found
guilty.
Bloomfield, Bishop of London, is dead.
The Paris correspondent of the Times. gives a
rumor Of the suspension of negotiations jim the
Spanish mexican question, without vouching for
its accuracy. Military preparations continued in
Spain.
The misunderstanding between France and
Turkey continued, although there was a doubt
full ramon that the Turkish cabinet had declared
the Moldavan election void.
The steamer Chersonese, which was to have
left Liverpool for Newfoundland, simultaneously
WIN Jle hIdUldy Hdu u6eu WlLUQIdW0, having
been chartered by Government TO convey troops
to India. Her place in the line will be filed in
few DAYS, by the steamship Crimean. The
steamers Sarah Sands and Lebanon, had also
been taken up for India
GREAT BRITAIN.-In the House of Lords, on
Thursday, Lord Campbell presented petition
from the Queen and Princess of Dude, residing
in England, expressing great regret at the revolt
in India and the suspicion attached TO their rela-
tive, the ex-King. The petitioners stated that
they had received assurances from the king that
he was entirely innocent ofany completely in the
outbreak, and they prayed that the charge against
him might be made known, so that he might es.
tablish mis- innocence.
The bill authorizing the embodiment OF the
militia, was read a second time, and after brief
debate. in the course of which, Lord Panmure
and the Duke Of Cambridge. stated that efforts
should be made to induce the requisite number
of militia men to volunteer for the regular army
The shore cable of the Atlantic Telegraph ca
BILE was successfully landed al Valentla Bay on
the evening of the 9th. The Lord Lieutenant of
ireland received it formally from the officers and
men OF the Niagara and Susquehanna, amidst
great enthusiasm. The expedition put to sea
shortly after the landing Of the cable AS the
telegraph line to Valentia not completed, we
are without information as to its progress.
The weather in England had becC me rough and
stormy, but was rather more settled on Saturday
The Emperor and Empress of the French ac-
e.
arrived at Osborne, on visit to Queen Victo.
ris, on the morning of the 9Th The visit was
a strictly private one, and would not, it was be-
lieved, extend beyond the Isle of highland pl OBJ
ably Portsmouth navy yard. A most vigilant
surveillance was kept up in the neighborhood of
Osborne and all over the island, by strong forcs
ofpOlice from London and Paris, and boats were
stationed off the beach, at Osborne, to prevent
the approach of any shore or strange boats.
Bishop Bloomfield, late Bishop of London,
died on the 9th inst. from an epileptic attack.
A petition, calling on Parliament to send out
much larger military force to India than was com
templatei, was receiving numerous signatures in
Liverpool.
The house Of Carr Brothers & Co of Newcas-
tie, extensive colliery owners, had temporarily
suspended payment. Their liabilities were very
large but the assets were said to be ample.
FRANoB.-The trial of the Italians accused of
an attempt to assassinate the Emperor had re-
suited in verdict of guilty, with extenuating
circumstances in favor Of Bartolotte and Grill.
The court sentenced Tibaldi to transportation for
life, and Bartolotte and Grill to fifteen years
imprisonm The trial excited very little in
terest
The Minister of War has decided thatK abylier,
recently conquered, shall form a new military
subdivision.
SPAIN.-The Paris correspondent of the Times
in letter upon the Spanish Mexican question,
says. The Spanish government goes on with its
military preparations as if no mediation had been
accepted. The effective strength of the army is
expected soon to be 1000 men.
The correspondent says: 1t is said in
official quarters, that contrary to all expectation
the arrangement of the differences existing be-
tween the Spanish and Mexican governments,
has again been suspended in consequence Of ac-
counts received from Mexico by the last mail. l
give the rumor without foundation for its accura-
cy.
ITALY.--The search of an English steamer, on
which it was suspected Mazzini was passenger,
by the officials of Naples, without any previous
application for the consent or presence of any
British authority, was much talked Of at Naples,
and the correspondent of the Ifnlss believes that
a remonstrance had been sent to the Neapolitan
government, without elcitng any answer.
The crops in Italy had all been secured, and
the wheat harvest was set down at an average OF
crop snd half, A considerable increase was
also anticipated in the quantity of wine.
1UkKEY.-A despatch from Vienna states that
the French Ambassador at Constantinople took
down his flag on the 9th, but informed the Turk
ish government that he should not leave his post
for some days. W Nh
1t is said that the notes of the four powers di-
rected against Prince Vogondes, were identified,
though presented separately.
Pruce Vogondies had proceeded to displace the
Metropolitan of Moldavia, because he refused to
preside over the Divan.
Two hundred houses had been destroyed by
fire at Golatea.
The London Morning Post gives editorial prom
inence to the following on the affairs of Turkey !
''The change Of ministry has not led to the solu-
ton OF any of the diplomatic disputes existing at
Constantinople. The new Cabinet has offered to
summon to Constantinople the Kamalcans Of
Wallachia and Moldavia, to hear from their own
lips their accounts of the recent voting in the
princpalities"
This proposal was declined on Tuesday last
by M. Thouvenal. Unless the whole of the re-
cent proceedings are annulled he thr eatens with
the Russian ambassador, to leave Constantine.
pie, and he is countenanced in this, we regret to
say, by the representatives of Prussia and Sardin
Ia The ambassador Of England and the Austrian
internuncia take totally opposite views, and de-
plore this rough treatment OF the Porte, which is
calculated in its effect to iniure the best inter-
ests, and to compromise the stability of the Otto
man empire, whilst its overbeering and rude hos
tility out Menchikoffs Menchikof
Lord StTuiford,-Dr. Redclife-has got leave
to come home from Conslantinople. tits said,
however, that he will not quit his post at this
| juncture.
The Paris Ptayes of the 9th announces that
the new Turkish cabinet had consented to declare
the Moldayan elections null and void, and that
it proposed to fix the 10Th of August for the new
election. This lacks confirmation.
| DBNMARK.--A concession had been granted 10
an English Company, for the establishment OF
submarine telegraph between England and the
Western Court of schlesny.
RUSSIA The Emperor of Russia returned 70
ST. Petersburg on the LIST, after MS WISH W 'ei
many.
A despatch from St. Petersburg says that
| Schamyle, with the main body OF his troops, nsu
been beaten at Isalatayia, leaving guy on me
| field, while the Russian loss was oniy % Aiieu
/ and wounded
| A ja,ta. e., e. Petersburg states that Russia