Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-22

| lower than on Monday.
Advices from Odessa report great activity
and improved prices in the grain trade.
London, Wednesday, Aug. 10.-Admiral Sir
Michael Seymour (Liberal) was yesterday
elected member of Parliamet from Day.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-The Times and several
other journals of this morning, publish an ar
tice on Italian affairs, under the title OF "Ihe
European Coup d Etat, from the pen OF MAJ
zini
The government has decided on disbanding
the medical staff corps which was raised dur
ing the Crimean war, and constituting an en-
trely new branch Of service, called the Army
Hospital Corps.
The News from France.
Napoleon went on the 18th to the Chalons
camp to review for several days.
1t was ascertaincd that Prince Metternich
would be at Paris as Austrian minister.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Star
gives report that the Emperor had declared
for free trade. 1t lacks confirmation.
The Moniteur publishes long official report
by Vice-Admiral Rowdin Destosses, regarding
operations in the Adriatic. He shows that
fleet of forty-five vessels Of all classes, were
anchored before Venice, in sight of the domes
of st. Mark, prepared to open fire when peace
was proclaimed.
The Monteur also publishes a document
clearing Canrobert from reflection which
NeiPs report OF the battle Of Solterino casts
upon him.
Advices from the cotton manufacturing dis
tricts are favorable Goods were in more ac-
tive demand, and prices had an advancing
| tendency. The Paris flour market has been
| dull, and closed frmer. Wheat was quiet.
The accounts OF the approaching vintage were
quite conflicting. Brandies were frmer.
The number of troops from Italy to march
| through Paris on the lIth is 10000. The
procession will last seven hours.
The Times Paris correspondent says that
| the report was still current that measures will
be officially announced in confirmation Of
hopes entertained OF the maintenance Of peace
and calculated at the same time to give great
| impetus 10 commercial affairs. One of them,
it is said will be the reduction of the present
excessive duties on articles of necessity. The
completion Of railroads will be accelerated, and
industrial works in general encouraged.
Sham fights by forty thousand men had
been executed at Chalons Camp under the
| Emperors orders, illustrative ofepisodes at
| Solterino. The Emperor returns to the camp
| in September, to take command of the manau-
| vers.
1t is reported that Gen. Fleury is to be rails
| ed to General of Division.
| The Paris Constitutional ascribes the pro-
| posed Notifications Of Antwerp to the influence
| of England, who, foreseeing war with France
wishes to provide herself with an intrenched
camp in Belgium.
| Things in Italy.
Early on the morning of Sunday, the 7th,
the King of Sardinia entered Milan, accompa-
| MED by ministers, members of Pan lament and
the municipal bodies of Turin and Genoa.
His Majesty passed through the Co.so on horse
| back, amidst enthusiastic acclamations. A te
denim was pprfDrmp1 at which tho Kin,r ,uoc
present He afterwards received the authori-
ties of the city. In the evening grand gem
eral illumination took place. The appearance
Of Milan during the tete was very imposing
The Sandman Government has recalled the
| Sandman Commissioners and authorities at
| Parma and Placenza.
| The Opinone of Turin, says $4,000 French
troops will remain in Italy Professionally, owing
to the dangerous state Of some of the PROV
| inces.
| The Sardinian commissioner at Parma, in
notifying the municipality of his departure
says he left his secretary with the sovereign
| powers OF government in the name of the peo-
| pie, which produced a very bad effect.
The Election in Tuscany.
The election for the National Assembly of
Tuscany passed off unanimously. All the
ministers elected are friends of independent
Tuscany.
| The Paris correspondent of the London Post
| telegraphs the result of the Tuscan elections ::
| They took place with the greatest order, and
| give majority to men of moderate Liberal
ism, but decidedly opposed to the restoration
| of the old dynasty.
Affairs in Germany.
| The relations between Austria and Prussia
have almost assumed the dimensions of reg
ular rupture, and are regarded as dangerous to
| the smaller German States which were already
| looking toward France for protection. The
| king OF Bavaria mad apologised for the passage
of troops through his territory
| The news of the dissolution of the French
army of observation on the Rhine, produced
| very fay orable effect in Berlin, and Prussia
would at once countermand the concentration
| of troops on the Rhine.
Prussia is about to send two vessls of war to
Japan to open commercial communication.
The Emperor of Russia will visit Berlin in
| September.
The construction Of railway between Mos
COW and Larattour, distance of seven hun
dred rests has been authorized. The capital
of the company will be forty five million rou-
bles, with government guarantee for eighty
| years OF a per cent.
India and China.
Calcutta mails of July 3 and Hong Kong of
June Y, had reached Trieste and would be in
London on the 10Th. Considerable reduction
of native troops had been ordered in India
The representatives of England, France and
America had gone from Shanghai to Pexin.
AT Canton exports were quiet, but more de-
mand for imports. AT Shanghai tea was quiet
| Silk in moderate exchange.
Africa.
| Sierra Leone 15h.-Cotton was being col
| lected in the eastern districts of the gold coast
and a considerable quantity was expected to
be shipped to England. The natives were be-
ing taught its value, and exports were expect
ed to increase. Palm oil had largely advanced
at Accra.