Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-05

/ grant an audience to the deputaton from Bo-
| Ogna, but had received those from the Ouch
| les.
The Sandman Minister for Foreign Affairs
had left Paris for London.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald continues 10 point out the immense ma
val armaments in progress, particularly at
ToulOn, where he says no fewer than twenty
two large ships are being constructed.
The Bourse was dull and declining. Rentes
closed heavy on the 2lst at 69.45.
| The projected China expedition had been
| discussed III the Council OF Ministers. 1t was
proposed 10 dispatch $4,000 men, but nothing
definite arrived at The troops would not
leave before tile end of the year.
The Paris correspondent of the London
| Times is still informed that France has claim
ed war expenses from Sardinia, and that the
Sandman ENJOYS mission TO Paris Is supposed
to have reference to the question Of debt as
well as the Duchies.
Accounts from Cochin China say the French
forces are so worn out by fatigue and disease
that they were preparing to abandon Tourain,
and return to China. The only point which
the Admiral will not abandon is Segua, where
extensive Notifications have been raised, and a
strong garrison will be left.
Italy
Marshal Valiant is reported to have written
to Napoleon, suggesting the occupation OF the
Duchies hy French troops, to prevent civil war
from breaking out
The Neapolitan army on the Roman from
tier was increasing, and it was rumored that
Neapolitan troops had landed at Ancona.
Considerable excitement prevailed in Pied
mont on account of the conditions Of the
Zurich treaty.
The King of Sardinia, in receiving depu-
tation from the municipality of Genoa, reiter-
ated his intention to defend the cause of Italian
independence to the utmost of his power He
expressed the hope that the wishes Of Italy
would be granted.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald says that the object OF the Sandman
Minister of Foreign Affairs in visiting Paris,
is to obtain the Emperor's consent, pending
the Congress, TO the occupation Of Central 1t
ally by Piedmontese troops, and the appoint
ment of Prince Carignano as Regent Of the
Duchies and Legations
The Commercial Council of Milan had vot-
ed one hundred thousand francs towards Carl
baldis subscription tor the purchase Of mus
ketS.
1t was reported at Turin that i'll consequence
| of the Neapolitan war-ships having been sig
nailed in hostile attitude off the coast Of Ro
magma, Piedmontese squadron has been or
| dered round into the Adriatic
1t is asserted that there has been an insur
rectionary movement in Palermo, but it was
suppressed. One story says that $50 rebels
were killed, but it lacks confirmation.
| Justice continued to be energetically carried
out in Parma. New arrests had taken place.
| The municipality have determined on the de-
| struction of the column on which the head Of
| Anviti was placed.
1t is expected that the effective strength of
SarIi,, hg
elusive of the rifle corps and the military ma
rine. In addition there will be, throughout
the kingdom, about 100000 National Guards.
Financial affairs in Naples are represented as
critical and loan of 100000 sterling is spo-
ken of.
LATEsr.-Imia, Oct. 31.-The official Pied
| montese Gazette publishes decree authorizing
the Finance Minister to contract loan Of
| lO0,0OO,OO0 francs, by means of alienation Of
Rentes on the public debt to that amount.
Count Rogier, Minister OF Belgium, has ar
rived i'll Turin.
Spain.
The Correspondence Autografa announces
that in consequence of the unsatisfactory de-
clarations made by the Emperor of Morocco,
| the Council of Ministers has resolved to have
recourse to arms.
The same journal approves the action of the
government i'll ordering the Spanish Consul to
leave Tangier.
The Spanish bishops, in imitation of the
French, had commenced publishing pastoral
letters in defence Of the temporal power Of the
Pope.
LATEST adrid, 20th.-The reply of Mo
rocco to the guarantees demanded by Spain
not being satisfactory, war seems imminent.
The Council OF Ministers, presided over by
the Queen, has been conyoked The Spanish
funds declined to-day more than one per cent.
AUsrRIA.-It is expected that the Emperor
of Austria would have an interview with the
Emperor Of Russia at Brcsan on the 23d of
October.
SwEDEN.-The King of Sweden was about
to propose the abolition Of the severe punish,
ment imposed upon those who quit the estab-
| lished church.
TURKEY-AG Pacha, Grand Vizier, has
been dismissed, and is to be succeeded by
Mehemet Kuprai Fuad Pasha is also ex-
pected 10 90 out Two of the chief conspira-
tors died at Kuleley.
A vessel with Crcassian emigrants had been
wrecked, and between 200 and 800 lives lost.