Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-30
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER INDIAN.

| lasted two hours A cabinet courier arrived
from Paris that day. The second Austrian
plenipotentiary, NJ Messenberg had not left
Zurich for Vienna, as was reported.
On the 18th, there was a Te Deum in honor
OF the Fete Napoleon. All the plenipotenti-
aries, members of the Federal Council, etc.,
were present. The French ambassador NJ.
Iurgot, sat on the right, and the Austrian
Minister on the left of the President, NJ Stamp
! fiji.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News
says that the conference had come to a dead
lock. The Ministerial journal of Vienna in.
slsts in very strong terms on the stipulations
of Villafranca being carried out at Paris
Napoleon had exhibited symptoms of annoy
ance at the Conduct Of the Court of Vienna,
and the great articles in the French journals in
praise of Kossuth and Garibaldi, were attrib-
uted to this feeling
Great Britain
In the House of Commons prior to the de.
livery of the Queens speech, Lord John Rus.
sell stated in reply to inquiries, that Mr.. Bruce
had been sent to Pekin, with view to the
ratification of the treaty with China-that it
was the intention of the government to require
the Chinese government to fully carry out the
conditions of the treaty, and to invite the EN-
peror OF CHINA to accredit an envoy to Eng
land.
to questions, that he had not received any Off
cal information which altered the character of
the statement he had already made with re-
spect to the intentions of France and Austria
regarding Parma, Modena, and Tuscany.
Neither had any information been received as
to the reported proclamation of Red Repub-
lie III Parma, as announced in Vienna
journal.
The nomination of Mr.. Charles Lennox
aS Eytro
America, and the rumored cesson of territory
in Honduras to Great Britain, had given Else
to the impression that the English government
was seeking to strengthen its position in that
portion of the world. The Liverpool Albion
states that Sir W. Gore Ousley was to be re-
called, and in announcing Mr.. Whyke's pro-
Jected departure for the lsthmus by the steam
er leaving Southampton Aug. II, says: Gun
less Whyke be crippled in action by secret dis
patches from home, his countrymen may ex-
pect shortly to see some practical evidence of
sound policy which, while respecting the
rights OF the Republic of Central America, and
assisting in the development of free routes of
transit, shall, at the same time maintain the
rights Of her Majesty and her subjects in this
hitherto neglected but important corner of this
Queens dominions.'
The arrangements for the Cricket match in
America between eleven picked PLAYERS in
have been finally completed, and the English
players leave Liverpool for America on the 7th
of September
Capt. Pember, of the ship John Fyfe, ar
rived at Glasgow from New York, and G. B.
Alma, chief mate, were under arrest for having
shot dead seaman named John Macarthur
The Captain is said to have fired the pistol af
ter having been thwarted in an attempt to
strike Macarthur with handspike
has been made on behalf of Mr.. Leon, to char
ter the Great Eastern for voyage out and
home from some safe port in Great Britain to
some safe port in North America. The terms
offered are E20,O00 the vessel to be provided
with accommodations for two thousand passen-
gers, and to steam fourteen knots per hour on
the trial trip.
France
The triumphant entry into Paris of the army
OF Italy took place on Sunday the 18th inst.
and passed off with great ecat. The streets
were crowded to excess, and the decorations
and Examinations in the evening were on a
grand scale. The weather was fine and the
spectacle imposing, but somewhat monoto-
nous. The Emperor was said to have been
coldly received in democratic quarters.
On account of the fete of the 10Th, the EN-
peror pardoned one thousand one hundred and
twenty-seven persons, sentenced for various
crimes offences, and intringements of law, or
reduced the terms of their imprisonment.
The Moniteur states that the Emperor, hay-
ing decided on retaining, for the present, an
army OF fifty thousand men in Lombardy, sew
erai corps which had much distinguished them
selves IN the late campaign, could not be rep
resented at the entree of troops.
Inc French harvest appears to be better
than expected, but not SO good as last year
Wheat had declined slightly in Paris. Ac.
counts from the vineyards are for the most
part uniavorabe.
LATEsT.-Paris, dug II. The Moniteur of
this morning contains the following Imperial
decree; "a full and entire amnesty is grant
ed to all persons sentenced for political crimes
or offences, or those who have become objects
OF any measures taken for public security"
Austria.
The Ministerial crisis is not yet over. A
combination, with Count Leo Thun at the
head, had met with so many difficulties that its
success was very doubtful. Count Clean Mar
tlnet refused to accept the portfolio of Public
Instruction, and in regard to his accordance of
the Ministry of the Interior he coupled condi.
tons which were rejected. He had, therefore.
returned to his post Of Governor of Cracow.
wen informed persons assert that the consti-
tuition winch the Commission was about to
work out would be characterized by the prin-
ciple of decentralization by re-establishine rop
fascination OF the PreTlnccS ny prerOgatlYeS
given to TIC aristocracy of all the Provinces,
and lastly by strict catholic spirit.
Italy.
There is no confirmation of the report 70.
ceived via Vienna that Red Republic hau
been proclaimed at Parma. 1t is asserted that
even If the report was true the journals of Par
Is and Turin would not be allowed to publish
It, Garibaldi had accepted the chief command
OF all the forces of Central Italy. He had ar
rived at Leghorn,
A telegram dated Turin, Aug. Is, SAYS -
Last night and this morning the tete of the
Emperor was announced by discharge of ar
tlllery in the morning. A review of the
French troops took place. A Tc Deum was
performed in the church, which was richly
decorated. This morning eight guns, cap
tured at Palestro, were exhibited il front of
the palace"
AT Milan on the l4th, the municipality inau-
gurated the statute of Napoleon, by Canova, in
the palace Of Breera, in the presence of Mar
shall valiant, the Sandman authorities. and a
large concourse of people. Music was per-
formed, and salvos fired during the ceremony.
In the newly elected Legislative Assembly
in Tuscany, Deputy Ginor proposed that the
Assembly should declare that the reign of the
dynasty of Lovrain was impossible in Tus.
cany. The representatives unanimously sup.
ported this proposal, the discussion of which
was referred to the sitting OF the following
day.
The London Posts Paris correspondent
learns that the French government had adj.
dressed dispatch to the great powers, declar-
| ing that France will not assist the sefexiled
princes to return to their dominions by force,