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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy


By the American Telegraph Compsny's Printing Lines.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

This certies thst my wife vas afflicted with ysak
pess OF Beh''a' aepity' Doctor Hilpa medcln auroI
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

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Inc aas benefited me much Ny health is myebb.
nau y WY Snen commenced taxing II. nlnkit yi
cure me have not been troubled VIM ts ,,,i, W
head but onos since taking your medicine. The
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,oss ,ge pss uke e as@r hos vas grtng lloi,.
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Rutland, Nov o, 1854 wv W
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
FRANCE.

There were continued rumors III Paris of warhke
t,ndeIcy, and tLey had gwen rise to tne iouo"iDg
paragraph in the MoIHeur;
a discussion kept up by certsin Paris journals,
with persistence that is 10 be regretted seems TO
have occssioned a disqGietude wol ID oar relations
with foreign countries in wise justify The Gov
errnert and Emperor believe !. 70 oe iis do'y 70
warn public opinion against the effects OF discusion
which would be Of a nature 10 coapge our relations
with power that is the ally Of frarce.'
The recent attacks upon Austria are alluded to IN
this paragraph
The Emperor and Court had returned TO Paris from
A mixed commission had been appointed by the
Ministers of Marine acd Public Works u report on
the question of HaTbors of Refuge.
The Paris flour msrket had shown q tendency 10
rise but subst queutly became dull and lower Wheat
had likewise declined 5Oc. per sack There had been
sensible fall in the price OF oils n the Paris market
Az Lyons the spectators VINO bought up large
portion Of the silk crop Of last year expecting 70 rule
the market had been forced by the abundant supply
furnished by the present year 10 sell at grea, loss
Manufacturers had difficulty in finding sufficient
number of hands.
The wue market Of Bercy active snd firm.
Tie French Minister Of Marine hsd received dis-
patches announcing the conclusion Of French treaty
With japan, similar 10 tbs Erghsn one. Ire DnteA
are also sid to have concluded another treaty, secar
ng further oon1e ssiOrs including tue PERMISSION Ir
Dutch womep - resids IN the Empire.
The Bourse Improved on the 7th, the 3 per Cents
having orened al 72.75, and closed al 1915.
Al EARTHQUAKE.-A letter from Bayonne oi tue
seth November gives the following account Of an
earthquake experienced there and in the neghbo:ins
districts
"About Iol o'clock yesterday afternoon come vio-
lent shocks Of sd earthquake were felt 81 Bsyoone,
nd lasted from eight to ten seconds. TIE oscalOns
1oc.eded from the southwest the roltheast. Tne
ppbsromenon was accompanied by dead sound, slri-
lar 10 that Of wagon passing over pa'Sd rosl'
Tbe westber which had been rainy for som days pre-
v,ouslv was hot ard the atmosphere heavy Al the
msn!, violent storm broke over the town 81 81
ocIock hut did not last long. The inf rmation re-
ceiyed from various quarters respecting the effects
produced by the phsncmenop, some OF them ratc7r
serious and come extraordinary, TOO vvlunsous III
tnan At ST. Esprit where tho popuiston ~ers sreaus
sarnej ana where the CT uch bells osssa TO T!n. da
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
PROCLAMATION
by THE Right Hos. THE GOVERNOR GENERAL os


INDI,
"FoRgIGs DEPARTMENT, Allahsbsd, Nov |.
Her Majesty the Queen having declared that II Is
her gracious pleasure To take upon herself the
nent of the British Territories in lndis the Ncsroy
and GoverpcrGeneIa hereby notifies that from this
day all acts Of Tho rovor.int of Isiie viii to done
ia The name of the Queen alone.
" From this day all men OF every race and class
who under the administration of the Hon East Tnds
Company have Joined 10 uphold the honor and power
Of England will be the servants of the Qaeeo alone.
1.-The Governor General summons them, one and
all each IN bis degree aud according 10 bis Opporuui
ty and with his whole heart and 9Th, to aid IN
fulfilling the gracious will and pleasure If the Queen,
az set forth in her Royal Proclamation.
From the mary millions Of Her Meiestys native
subjects in India the GovernorGeneral will now and
at all tines exact loyal obedience to the call which,
in words ful Of beHevoence aud mercy, their Sovs-
reign has made apon thelr allegiance and fsthfauess.
''By order Of the Right Hon. the Governor General
Of India. q. +. EDMosDsroSE,
Secretary Government Of India, the
GeueraL"J
The Queens Proclamation was solemny read st
Bombsy, Calcutta, Alahsbai and Agra on the lst Of
November; but We only have accounts of the event
from Bombay. There il had awakened response in
the native community and the fret address which
British monarch has yet received from the people OF
Aindosfsn has just reached England, sgne1 by about
5000 Hindoos, Mobamedans and Parsees. They
press their firm assurance that "the great proc plcs
" Of moderation impaTtsity and justice, which they
say characterize her Miies'ys Government in all
parts of her empire, will tencefOrth, ever, be scru
pulocsy recognized and they come Il with that con-
yction their hope that the bass OF her Majesty rule
in India may become more and more secure.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
MOLDAVIA and WALLACHIA.

The Vienna corresp ndent Of The Times says:
"Pnpoe S.irbey has arrived here from Paris, and
will leave at once fJr Buchar ~ where he . expected
with iu patience by his partisans. Que Of them, NJ
Janku Mano who is.a member of the newiy-insialei
Ksinak annie had very narrow escape on the nth OF
November At o'clock in the evening Of tnst day, a
bomb which was like those used by Orain was thrown
INTO hs study The terrible missile exploded but for
tunaie.y 20 one Injured IL is probable thst the
Conservative party in Wallachis is usipg the reac
tionsry screw with vigor than udg snt for re
able information ha. reached ne that there Is great
frrlnent in various parts OF the Princpslty. In Mol
dAys the Unionisis are completely masters OF the
situation and are plsyiog all kinds Of foolish tricks.
II will give you some idea Of the state Of things a.
a-sy when you learn that the leaders of the soaet
National party would not allow one of the Minis ers to
make the telegraph in order 70 inform the Porte
that he rad resolved on retiring from office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
SPAIN.

The Queens speech or opening the Cortes was q
comparatively lengthy one. she Acknowledges the
enthusiasm with which she was greeted in her late
provincial tour, and announces that relations with
rieI dly powers are most cordial and sincere 10
gard to Mexico, all compatible with the national
cignity to prevent peace being disturb ID had been
acopted but IT. contrary to exp. ctstion mmeds ate
result is not obtsined by pacific negotiations, vigor-
ons and energetic employ of the resources already
prepared will be resorted to. Reference is msie %
The difficulties with Morocco in regard to the Riff
piratts and a hope expressed that the Emperor will
prevent sry necessity for force in future
lhe Cochin. Chns EIpe iition s also alluded to. The
remainder of the speech is confined to ocs topics. in
GLIDING promise Of press law, and an assurance
thst there will be imposts, the revenue being
equal to the orc mary expenditures.
The " mate had passed resolution censuring the
manner in which the electoral lists were recthed.
The reply to the QuseS's speech had been voted
unanimously.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

We have dates from Table Bay to the I'D Of Octo-
ber. Sir Gsorge Grey had returned to Cape Town
from the frontiers. Mutual concessions had been
however continued rather unsettled the frontiers.
The smallpox continued very yirulent, especially
among the colored population.
The general electiOns were still IN progress.
The CAPE Torn Masi, of Oct ., says:
1--WE are glad 10 zee that t1e scheme fop uniting the
Cape with Maufitius, and by Mauritus and Ceylou
with India and Europe, by the submarine electric
telegraph, is also entertained BY our friends at Maui
ritius In very short time Maurtus will b- 80 con-
neeted with Ceyon. Their European commerce fully
;ustities il. The distance from Maurtr 10 ihe Cape
is 2360 miles but there are many points of Africa
mnch rearer where the end Of the first csbe might
be established, and from thence, by land or under
water, extended to the Cape
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
INDIA.
The folio wing is the
@ PROCLAMATION


PROCLAMATION
"BY THI QUEES IN CoUScIL TO THE PEiscEs'
CHIEFs, AND PEOPLE or 1SDh;
Victoria by the Grace Of God, or the onned
Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ireland, AID Of the coll
ones and depe ndencies thereof Europe, Asa, Aics
America and Ausualasis, Queen, Defender of the
Faith.
whereas, for divers weigbty reasons, we have re-
solved, by and with the advice and consent oi Ile
Lords Spiritual and Temporal ard Commons III fA-
lamen. assembled, TO tske upon ourselves the gov
ernuent of the territories in India heretofore sdnhs
in trust for Us by the Hon. East inoia company
4" Now, therefore, We DO by tlese presents uOtny
snd declare that, by the advice and consent afores
We have taken upon ourselves the sad goVeIhulenI
s1d VI hereby cal upon al our suoJects Titnin tno
said territories TO be faithful ami bear true asce
to ns our heirs and sucoessors ani 10 submit tlen
selves TO the authority VI tho-e whom We may helo
sfter from tine 20 time fit TO appoint 70 siimhisLes
ths government Of our sad territories, ID our sane
ard on our behalf.
And We, reposing especial trus. an1 connehce 10
tie oyalty ability sud jadgmeli OF our 81! -sus'5
and vel. b. loved cousin and Counc.ior Charles John
Niscourt Gaming do hereby constitute ahi sppons
him. The said NlscOunt Canning, to De our iisl ',
and Goyernor.iiereral IN an! over our sali erf1o
and generally TO act in our hare and on our oer'sn'
subject 10 such orders ard regulations as ne -asl,
from time 20 time receive from Us tI0uoh one U "i
PRINCIPAL Secretaries Of State.
And 90 hereby confirm in Their ssve.a a. ~
civil and military, al persons Cow employed In Inc
service of tne Hon. East Ildis Company su9lee. 70
our iutur. p ssure, ant 70 ouch laws and 'egasons
IS may hereafter be enacted. -,
"W. hsrety announce 20 the rarve pm Se1 e'
Indis that al tresties ard engagements i.si' Si,r
them by or under the authority o. The doh Eaf an a,
Comafy are by us scoep,ei. snd b. scTupuioHAly
MAINTAINED; ard We hook .or ne Ike oo7s V 1n1e %
their part. . .,.i =.
we oe,ire 70 e1ier .ion Of presert territona
pe.....ious and While we VII permit II a. sres-lo,
mo. our donsuiors or orr rights y Aitsu '' VIZ
iluurtv We -hsu sanction sccrosci nenl Ga 'no''
Of o.hers. W. s,al T,spec 'he NJ 1ts, aShi'f rs
| they, ..nel ss gu, owu sabjc's shoIa e-joy .af
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

Russia. France and Sarinia would clnb together
against Austria Not to become the cosnmon
scapegoat, Prussia must thea be- ready n carry
ON an lnsurrectionary war; q war OF German
independence; for If it should wage war against
its own subjects. 1t wouii as ID loUo. be-
felled by single stroke. The Prussisn Gov
ernment Is fuly conscious Of the predlcament
IL would BE- put IN BY either French revolution
or an European war. And 1t knoDs that on the
horns Of this diemma Europe Is tossed at TIL. mo
ment. But on the other hand. II knows thst in
giving fnl swing "a the popular movement, the
same danger would start from within, Which woald
thus b. sbuIne from without. To make popular
concessions in appearance and battle SR-m in 3ict
is game perhaps dangerous To play With the Ger.
msn people. but the poor Prussian Government
lacks the nerve 10 even attempt The game.
Why, Tor instance, not silow the higher middle
classes tO indulge the comfort that Cabinet nOmi
uated by the Regent was aiterward elected y them
B, cause even the appearance of popular concession
ofiends the dynastic pride As with tho Internal pol
icy, so with foreign policy. No State feels more
hOrror-stru at the aspect Of European var.
than Prussia. Yet a little private war, say hsht
with Denmark az to Schleswig- Ho,stein. or
internecine bJlets exchanged wtn Au.tri, as to
the German HegemoDie, might prove sn extremely
clever diversion. and create popularity st the cheap
price of bleeding the mob. But there sgaln he thing
desirable is not the thing that can be done. Behlud
the Danish question luTbs Russia, while Austria
represents in her proper person nothing less than
the European status quo. Thus, as Constitutional
concessions would pave the way l. the revolution,
so d Little fighting would lead 10 European war.
Hence YOU may be sure that the grand warlike
tones Of Prussia against Denmark will eysporate in
wordy protest inserted in the StaatS- -1n:eiger.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

rry the shock. At BSyonne 10. kitchen utsn.lls
we're to.-e' abOut, and II i -e.d some chnreys
,.,,on.lx dsvsgec Ore % the ceilings of the aieny
?, 20 and crack. visible il the walls of that
srcier bujilr>-. A. the time the earth quake fet
the ANIMAL, in the town exhibited symptoms yf prv-
fourc terror. L. g oxen lowed, sod the pavement in
.ev.ra. str.et- wa. placed 90 the rampant OF
LachsYsil.et the sanh was vice sal,d up snd i,H
spaiu with vlo'ent "ise; the n.igb boring honses
.oyev-r, were not ifiul.f. it.tsJfiug the pub
lc buildings in tNe tow were shaken with yioir8ce
DO lOss of lie If be d.plN Ell. The eartaq Was
extremely Woe Mt both a. b. rfz aId ~ augle par
tculs rly IL the low grounds; 0ecrs shut with
loud noise ., r.ops were thrown down. spd Numbers
fed from ihtir houses, ieari.g to De buried uodrr
the Tuns. 4 leri-usr, seeing he oxen mief up
revsrhl tin.ss sought saf~'y m flight Some Ia
borer-. who dining uncer tree, felt the ground
under them rse three tiuee aud were dashed against
each other a. Il by violent wiad. A. that
moment the weather suffccatiug, and the heat
was insuppcrtable Tie accounts received 1t
Bsy,ure from s.. Pa'b.s aLd St j an Ple'i.d--P"rt
sta'e tta the shock expsreLc-d there lasted from
TO 10 secoIds. Al Ia yiOieut shock, aceOnp suiet
by nose resembling the sOurd cf distsLt thuuier,
caused universal panic among the population II -.
Jean Pie6-de-Port assembled in the msIket-pace.
TIE violence OF the coumOt0L vas great that one
chimuey was thrown down, well a. ths tiles from
the roots Of tie houses. The most cold buildings
Geek ID If about TO fsl and the furniture in tue 10
terror 81 the houses tossed abJu.- Danu- the
oislo noise beard sluilzi to that Of heavy
bal falling down FIX steps Of s's!case step by step.
TIE pecestIiaBs who we're numerous IN Consequence
If the fn.ress OF tce weather, imagined t1at the
gr, cud shout open unoer their feet For SOM
weeks pact earthquake have been ffeqneIt AZ P.u,
bee visited by similar pheIomenon for the last eight
% ten
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
THE LATEST.
From TAs Daily Ssps fC''y A'heisl.


LosDOs, Dec. :, lS,s.
TUESDAY EyEsNa.--The fluids to-day we've rather
st during the greater pert Of toe day. Consos we're
quoted a. sresh reduction ot per cent, owing SOLE
" 70 the arrangeneIts in CONNECTION with the
mon,hly settlernert. The supply Of stock ssoat in
me market hss greatly increased. Inc ,Peeai"tors
for the rise are Consequently -ss overweghed with
.tock A. any other period, more decided stimulus
would probably have been impaired by the Increased
iruress of the exc lsnses, aid the Ihax ~ gold ITO
he y, uk In the other markets, tue tead1ncy Vas
,.t.fsctnry 10 ,he discount msrks, to-day there
goo. oeal Of activity, bot large supply Of money
TIE suortt Of gold cent into ths bsnk to-day was
fl, O,O The purct sffecs>l To- day for the Con
tu.nt represent only t3, ,oOo.
TIE FvreigD Exchanges this afternoon were gene
raly srps u tendency, bile Ssng 10 less demand
IA. Australiao overland tssgran "a now several
dsvs Overdue.
TIE specsl cor-esponden. Of TIE TINS " lntia
giyes q pew version Of the Cawnpore massacre, The
details of yh On IN respects moro snSkins
L. an any pr. ious sccoauts.
Tle 4 i@e potlishes proclamation sSaed by i.1rd
Clyce, on BIS recomneneing the campaign Ia - lie,
,prouneug thst when there 10 resiSis1cs ND plan
i-r;rg VII b. allowed, bat wherever he.e is ie,is-
t.pc, ~ ovens. eli gle shot fred tgaint TIE tr1o?s,
he inhsbtaiss must syIect TO iasI Tue '''e iH'y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

A VALUABLE CARGO GOsE USDgR.-It is es1 J.
mated the cargo 81 the Peter Isoo wk,sa 81 ak
with the boat Grsenville the Lo xer Ms ,IS-
sppi, last week worth 100000 1t ioclated four
thousand barrels Of -four largo lot OF lad, lsnt
larse quantity Of live stock. The Western Wres, ,k.sg
Company Of ST. Louis contemplate, We uader Jtaat,
undertaking the great tax Of rasog the cargo, wtich
j. sad 10 be under sixty feet oi water. We ,inder-
stand that the disaster occurred GUnng ng-th ooas
running headobg into the ryer bank. Sde wac
valued at ~ OUO or more, and probably 1su md %
tie OHIO.
COsr oF LnIrG rs Sr. PAuL.-The ~. Paxr Pio-
Ryes the following sc!e of prices in THAI City,
comparing last y.ar with tt.!s; Floor, which waS "
!ssi year, l. rowti 30 Poiat.es then 81, .,s sOw
dear e. 40 cents. Mess Po,k, then "a, i sow tlA
Better then 35 cents, is now ~ cents. II ats ha ve
been reduced rom % 10 ~ per cent. D.y labor,
which war lar. year ~ a., IL 80 cents. rhe Eul-
ler Honse chssged last year g. week ard the Wins-
The cost Of living IN So Paul la onetnsd less than
ast year.
THE SeNnIrs AGAINST TOBACCO CsgwrxG.-Mr.
X. Ii. IDpp writes from Haupten, Wis., To The
Spiritual Ieegraph that the spirits have broken bis
habit VI chewing tobacco. He says tkst s certain
Occasion he wa rdrg scross the prsires IN his car
rsye alone wter bis qud Of tobscco was taken ont
Of mouth By ae inyis bles and Ms mouth made 70
tasis Ne taoDgh filed With copperss and tdat
he has never b.. able take 9nid since. TIE ssms
writer restes n al medism, who undsY spiritual
coniIol wanted drink of water aid that the spirits
took him DOM into well wenty feet, ~ the water,
and bought him up with dippar two thirds fall
| HH. Van Dyck, Superintendent Of Public Instruo-
ton Las VT letter ceedif thlk the rrastees Il
Shools have right 70 prescribe and the teachers 10
enosce the studss ~ b- p.rsued tue Public Sohoos.
paregts cannot eS7mlt .0slr children from aay schsd
regulsuors .th safety 10 good o,der snj the succss
T. sa conduct Of We soLOol
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
have Ironsb, anon themselves, their hOusss VII b.

have brought upon themselves, 'ncf oo1''' VIZ "
barred sni their vii syes plun'r-rs
F-o. Tie r,-n (cay x~>kI
TUESDAY EyE>I>G.-Ihis has bven s''u'ss esy
tie Eeghsh funds, and the fact of nnnef,ns otr,s
tions for nee recently entered into oy wen 'pecu
tors having 10 be closed or carried forsafu' cs~os
the market to open heavily. ssd to e.eeneoce .
further temporary dsprs ssion. Notwithstanding Ias
spprosch Of .he erd OF tie year there was renescd
esse in the scoupt market o-iay TIE nssi'nam BE-
ing 2ls2i. To-day the French Tere Ps' Sss$
R-utes Al Paris closed a. a rise ot per cent.
Oripe TO he gravity OF the qa-sticss regarding
Mexico and Nicaiagus, az well a. the seoessty iT
ueeting deficiency 10 the re'euae by loaa, soms
s5aitioTs 10 the American Presidents M'ss>ge VII
this wear be looked for with more than "sunAry ",
tetesi. The Message sexpectei to reseh .Avesposa
on Sunday week.
TIE Tins, in l. adirg article, oppeses the 'dss
81 other great exhibition Of the industry OF al hsoes
tc De head 10 London N 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
AUSTRIA.

II is stated that tho Austrian Government has been
assured that the recent violent attacks OF the French
journals La Patrie and La PresSe, upon Austria were
made at the lsts alton of certain spectators a la
basse but the explanation is said to be very far from
satisfactory.
DiscoDttIt in Lombsrdy " said to be getting more
and apparent ard numerous political arrests sre
reported.
Ii is stated that Communications hal passed bet xeen
the two great German powers-Austria and Prussia
relative t. better understanding in ttc event oi any
attempt to disturb the balance Of power IN Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
THE IONIAN ISLANDS.

Mr. Gladstone, the Extraordinary Lord Lgh IN
missioner to the Ionian Islands had arrived at his des
,ip,tion and commenced bis LAHORE. At meeting ot
the Serste he delivered Speech in which no stated
thst the object of his mission not 70 inquire INTO
the Brtish Protecorae, but TO examine IN what way
Great Britain may most honoraby and amply dls-
CT arge the obligations which, for purposes European
ard Ionan rather than Beitish, she has CONTRACTED
The President OF the Sen.te, in response, expressed
gratitude for the proof of solictude gwen 6y the
British Government, and promised Mr. Gladstone
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
DICKENS ON SELP-TAUGur MEN

The Institutional Association Of Labeashis and
Cbesbife held its annual conference and public meeting
in Manchester, on Friday. An address was delivered
by Charles Dickeus, hs distributing the prizes 70
the successful csIdldates iu the Free-trsde Hal. The
numerous audience witnessed with obyous deh ht the
cordial and encouraging 10 which Mr.. Dickens
performed the duties imposed upon hun. he allowed
no one Of the successful competitors pass without
hearty shake Of the hand and a kind aud cheering
worO.
Br. Dickens, In the course of his address, said:
"Iet me eId.avor 20 iecnl as vel IA nv memory
will serve me- irom among The most Interesting eases
u pnze-holdes anO ceI hca. ganers wbO viii ppoar
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

The dates from Liberia are TO Nov. Is; Sierra
Leone ooh; CamerooIs, Oct. -, &c.
Trsde was Depressed on the Coast.
A French vessel Was On the Coast, shippBg
slaves" The LbeIisns sought and received protec-
ton from the Niagara sni the Aleetrs. The Ffeach
verse subss quently eft the Coast.
The war with the Crooboes had terminated, the En-
gli.h Government 20 receive an indemnity Of / ~ No
The majority Of the settlers at Fernando Po had de-
teruiired TO leave, account Of - being mste a
penal settlement.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
SWEDEN.

II is stated that the Regent Intends to propose the
abolition of the edicts Of Gnstayus Vasa agslns. con-
verts TO the Roman Catholic faith, in consequence Of
the harsh manner in which these laws have lately been
administered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

coro,rshsr.ivs stseme mt Of bs Irish potato crop
of issS r. ga a whole, rat has been Of the
fpest raised in Irelsnd since ls4o.
nv. sc. was on foot for in reducing local 'ele-
enpS1 STop "pSi sd to be- sG%S
srsdips Of -four mil Of srirg Cross az uniform
syes Of Id. for ten words, and in the course OF few
rinuter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
f u ROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE KANGAROO.

The screw steamship Kangar,o, Cspt.n 1enofy'
which sailed from Liverpool at room oo the $40 We "n'
snived here yes erday afterno ct a'ouf o ''ocN'
The main points of or news have BEN 'u'c'pa'eu
b. the steamship Pacific at 81 Jonnf' ou' We ma
soue additional matters OF interest
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
ITALY.

Letters from Naples assert that tho King had offered
10 the Western powers to reestabsh diplomatic rels
tions by sending ambassadors mutually, aud that
the English Government had replied that everything
oi the amnesty.
Lord Strattord de Redclfe remained at Naples.