Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-11

of November, show falling off of $4,000
francs.
The convention concluded between France
and Baden for the construction of a massive
bridge across the Rhine at Kepl, will, 1t is
said, be sanctioned by the German diet.
1t is stated that the Emperor had approved
Of the provisions of bill intended to be passed
through the Corps Legslatif early in the
session, for restraining gambling ct the
Bourse
NAPLEs.-Rumors were current Of an in
tended modification of the tariff
Details are published of the effects Of the
late earthquake. The first accounts prove, as
usual, to have been exaggerated; but, never
theiess, number of buildings, in various
places, were destroyed, and many lives we're
lost. Full particulars had not reached Ma
pies at the latest dates, nor had any commun-
ication been received from Sicily, as the tee-
graph had been destroyed By the earthquake.
PoRTUGAL.-Ihe epidemic at Lisbon con-
tinued to decline.
SwEDEN.-The crisis continued to be Sc
verely telt ct Stockholm. The failures
amounted to upwards of thirty.
HE BLACK SBA,-The question about the
Russian ports in the Black Sea, which was
on the point Of bSing settled, is somewhat
complicated by tbs fact Of the Russian gov
eminent having re- established military servi-
tude on the coast of the Critnea, razed the
town of Kameisel, and forbidden entrance
to that port Of merchant ships as before the
war.
IND1A.-An Indian mail with dates from
Bombay to the 4th Of December had arrived
at Suez, and would be due in London about
the 28th Of December Lucknow had been
relieved Sir Colin Campbell inined the
Of A i,,,,, H.. -.
and on the 10Th, after a series of severe strug.
giles with the enemy, the garrioon OF Luck
nov was relieved. On the following day the
sick and wounded, and the women and chill
dren were sent under escort to Cawnpore.
One authority says that the relief of Luck
now was achieved with loss of four officers
Killed and forty wounded. The government
telegram says, the army under the commander
IN chief, amounting to about $4,000 men, is
amply sufficient to reduce them into result
Jugation, task which will occupy them for
some months to come.
Another dispatch places Gen. Colin Camp
BELLS force at twelve thousand. The Malmer
field force under Brigadier Stewart, had re-
deemed Musberabod, dispersed the Mehidpore
rebels, and was clearing Malwer of insur-
genie. The flying columns, under Bndadier
Shaw and Colonies Cotton and Tiderel, we're
securing Rowelcund complete success at
tending their operations everywhere. Rein
forcements were pouring into India, and all
alarm for the garrisons and outposts had
ceased.
The East India Company's dispatch states
that Sir Colin Campbell was slightly wound
ed, but not SO as to interfere with the per-
foImance OF his duty.
The Gwalior rebels had advanced to within
htteen miles OF Cawnpore, but again returned
to Calpee Gen. Wyndham is stated to have
marched to attack them
Iwenty-four inferior members of the royal
family, and an influential rebel chief, had
been executed at Delhi
The Jodhpore legion had been defeated,
with great slaughter and the loss OF all their
guns, by Col. Girards iorces Col. g., how
ever, was killed.