Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30

-NOHo SullIus
New York, May 29th-The steamer New
York arrived to-day, and brings London dates
of the 9th. The steamers Jura, Aetna, and
Saxonia had arrived out. News not very i'm
portant. No battle had been fought in Italy
up the 10Th. Emperor Napoleon and the
King of Sardinia had fixed their head quarters
at Alessandria where they had arrived. Sar-
dinian vessels in Austrian ports are to be
seized all Austrians Withdrawn from Bobi.
The inhabitants of Canobia had resolutely
refused to supply the Austrian frigate Radetz-
sky with provisions, and she was obliged to
sail without them.
Many failures are reported on the continent
and the London Stock Exchange Creswell
& CO., of Birmingham, had failed.
France.
The correspondent Of the London Times says
the confidence in the success of the army in
Italy was so great that preparations will soon
be made at Notre Dame for a tie deum in
thanksgiving for the great victory expected to
be announced next week.
All officers of the regiment of Sappers to be
commanded by Prince Napoleon, left Paris the
18th for Toulon A train of seige artillery had
also left for Italy.
1t is rumored that arms have been sent to
Hungary, and that Hungarans abroad are en-
ployed in fomentDg Instruction in their coun-
try.
1t is reported that Emperor Napoleon, be-
fore leaving Paris, addressed letter to Queen
Victoria, repeating his promise to take no step
during the war that shall compromise the in
terests Of England
The Herald has the following in the general
adyices from Marseilles, Lyons, and Havre.
Some details are given of the condition of
mercantile relations produced by the change
In the political situation of France.
Emperor Napoleon, with Marshal Canrobert
rode through the streets of Ales sandria on
horseback, and were everywhere received with
great demonstrations Of joy.
Austria.
The government loan Of $4,000, 000f is to be
at per cent, payable in silver, and will be is
sued at 20.
Nothing further from the seat of war. The
official bulletin Of the 14th says 1.-The Aus
TRANS withdrew to-day from Robi, but a sec
ond and still stronger accommodating force had
been pushed forward to the walls OF Vercelli"
Austria is raising loan of SIS, 100000.
Germany.
Berlin dispatch says the Diet was closed
on the 18th by the Prince Regent in person,
who, in his speech said he was determined to
maintain the balance of power in Europe, and
stand up for the security and protection of the
national interests Of Germany, and he expected
all German contederative powers would stand
firmly by his side in tulfilment of that mission
The Mobilization of eight corps Pamee is
completed, Prince Frederick Commander-in-
Chief
England.
The Queen reviewed the troops at Alder
shott on the 10TH
Count Persigny, the new French Minister,
arrived in London on the 14th Prince Colts
chakof has also arrived.
The ship Thames, from Savannah, was par
TALLY burnt in Liverpool dock on the 18th.
She had cargo of cotton and timber.
Cotton &c lower sales small breadstuffs
hrm; wheat advancing provisions steady !;
consols 919 81.
India, China, and Australia.
MarSeiAeS, Nay l3.-Dates from Calcutta,
April Sth; Hong Kong, March 2Sth Shang-
hal, 22d. Calcutta imports firm, with produce
markets very little doing. Exchange bank
bills p a /.
AT Sidney, Australia, trade was dull. Sew
eral gold ships, heavily loaded, had left for
England.
The Times says that the past fortnight in
Hong Konk trade has been very dun. Trade,
at Canton, has suffered from the exactions of
the Mandarins and the inroads of the rebels.
His Excellency Barn Gros is still here, but is
expected soon to proceed to France.
From Cochin China, we learn that the
French have taken Saigon, the citadel of which
appears to have been a place of considerable
strength. A garrison was left there, and Ad-
miral De Geeonorcily was about to leave for
Toran The American frigate Germantown,
and Steamer Mississippi were at Japan.
The War and American shipping.
The Times contains the following An
American review Of the probable effect of the
present European complications on the ship
ping trade is given in the following extract of
circular letter issued a short time back by
Oaktord & Co., a firm in London, connected
with the United States 1.-THE effect of the
Italian war upon the shipping interest is anx-
iouSly discussed, and it is admitted that
American ships will have a decided preference
in long voyages, especially for return cargoes
from India, China, and Australia. The wisest
and best informed are powerless to predict
whether three months hence England will be
at peace or war, and as cargoes shipped from
India, under orders transmitted to-day, cannot
reach Europe in less than six months, the risk
of sending them in British bottoms must be
considerable. The return trade from Austria
liza must tsr time pass into the hands of
Americans, especially for shipments of gold.
MANY inquiries are aHeduy Hdue LOT AIueIl-
can ships to load in the East Indies"
The War in Italy.
ROME, May 15.-The Duke of Gramont left
Rome to-day for Genoa by Geographic order
from the Emperor.
VIENNA, May Is. On the 10Th inst an En-
glish merchant steamer, bringing the Egyptian
and Indian mails and fifty-six passengers to
Trieste was overhauled by the boats of
French ship-ofthe-line, off Sassana, opposite
Avalona.
TURIN, May 16-The official bulIetine pub
lished yesterday, announces certain move
ments of the Austrian from Stardella towards
Voghera.
Markets.
Liverpool, May 16.-Cotton dull, without
change. Some authorities, however quote
/ decline. Sales Monday and Tuesday
5000 less. Bread stuff firm, wheat advancing
principally in French Red. Provisions firm
and steady; ashes firm-pot 81 a "a 6. 9th
er articles unaltered.
LONDON, May 16th.-French red wheat has
advanced in the week. Consols 9l4
9l2.
Arrival of the Hungarian.
PARTNERS POINT, c. e., May 29.-The
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