Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08

Prince Richard Metternich, and WaIewski,
will remain at Biarritz till the departure Of the
Emperor at the close of September. Lord
Cowley had not gone to Biarritz as expected,
and it was thought he would not go.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald regards the scheme of placing the Bel
gian prince on the Muscan throne as a ridicu
lous canard.
The Times Paris correspondent again draws
attention to the great activity in the French
dockyards, and states that he has been assured
there are now building, or under orders to
build, twenty ships of the line, ten of the
largest size and others of inferior calibre; all
strictly fighting ships, steel-plated and provid-
ed with iron beaks, or prows.
Numerous exiles had arrived at Marseilles.
The Paris Bourse had been firm and ami
mated.
LATEsr-The Paris correspondent of the
London Spectator, who has on several occa-
sions communicated early and authentic news,
asserts that Napoleon accepts the plan OF the
King of the Belgians, which is to give the for
tresses of Peschiera and Mantua, and the states
of Parma and Modena to Sardinia to rein
state the House of the Loraines in Tuscany,
and restore the legations to the Pope. After
introducing variety of reforms, Venetia is to
have governmental institutions and an army of
its own under Archduke Ferdinand Maximil
ian, with the title of Grand Duke of Venetia.
This stipulation has the concurrence of Aus
tria A congress is also to be held at Brussels,
presided over by the King. This letter is da-
ted the evening of the 22d. The Paris Patrie
has an article which partially confirms the
above statement.
News from Italy.
The Sandman government has addressed
circular to the great powers, denying the re-
ported cession of Savoy to France, and de-
claring such rumors void of foundation. The
Sandman government is also said to have pro-
tested to the great powers against secret aid
afforded by Austria in recruiting soldiers for
the Pope.
Evidence was being published to prove that
Parma under the government Of the Dutchess,
did not maintain neutral attitude during the
last war.
The king of Sardinia was enthusiastically
received on his visit to Pavia Lodi, and the
other Lombardian cities.
LATEsT.-The Pope remaided in very
alarming state, and cardinal Antonelli declared
him unfit to attend to public affairs.
Germany.
A conference had taken place at Munich be-
tween the Ministers for Foreign Affairs Of Ba
varia, Saxony, and Wertemburg. The minis
tiers were completely agreed apon the question
of the reform ofthe Diet. The question of the
Hesse Cassel constitution is supposed to have
been discussed at the conference.
The Director of Police at Frankfort had re-
fused to sanction the publication of the statutes
of the national society established for the pur
pose of promulgating the reform of the Diet /;
the society appeal to the Senate.
Holland
AT the opening of the legislative session,
the king made a speech, in which he said
at fhn nf InV tbn an1al MOI
patton of the slaves in the Dutch West Indian
colonies not having been adopted at the last
session, a modified project would be submitted
to the chambers.
Switzerland.
The Lausanne Gazette says the United States
minister, Mr., Fay, has addressed long me-
mortal to the federal council, praying it to in
tervene with the Cantons which have preserv
ed, in their laws, restrictive or intoerant meas
ures against the Jews, in order to- obtain modi
fication.
Spain
The report that Marshal Serrano had been
selected for the Captain-Generalship of Cuba
is confirmed. 1t is thought probable that the
demonstrations made by Spain against the
Moors will suffice to gain concessions and
guarantees for the future, and that it will not
be necessary to carry out the projected expedi-
ton 1t was reported that England had offeI
cd mediation.
Turkey.
There is nothing additional as to the con-
spiracy against the Sultan, mail advices only
reaching to the 14th. Fresh drafts of troops
had been sent to Creta Amicable relations
have been established between Turkey and
Persia.
Matters in Gambia were assuming a serious
aspect, and numerous troops had been sent
there.
Schamyl was betrayed and delivered prs-
oner to the Russians for bride of six mill
lion roubles. The Circassians continued the
war against Russia.
Russia.
An imperial ukase orders, first, the concen-
tration of all institutions Of credit made under
the Ministry of France second, the issue of a
five per cent Bank note in exchange for the
present ones now in circulation the drawing
to take place yearly for thirty-seven years
third, that all monies deposited with the bank
are to receive two instead of three per cent, as
formerly and fourth, that the term of SEN
tence in the army is to be fifteen years, and in
the navy fourteen.
Very Latest.
Paris, iSarurddy.-The King of the Belgians
was to leave Biarritz last night for Genoa, via
Marseilles, where it is said, he will confer
with several important personages. 1t is sup
posed his journey is connected with the pro-
posed Congress at Brussels. The report of
the foundation of the kingdom OF Central Italy
under Count d Flanders had been positively
denied and pronounced without foundation.
London, Saturday, P. M.-According to the
last accounts from Paris the treaty between
France and Cochin China was expected to be
signed August 1st. The Admiral had obtain
ed important concessions, viz: the exercise of
the Christian religion in AMMAN a treaty of
commerce, the first ever entered into by Co
chin China; the cession to France of the fine
town Segan and its territory and the fourth
recognizing the right of the French to the Bay
of Surrennes.
The official journal of Berlin says that the
health of the king Of Prussia has again be-
come worse. The Economist Beige says that
the harvest in Belgium is far from being so
satisfactory as was expected. Wheat will
only be two-thirds an average crop.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
that Cherbourg is about to be armed completely
and put on war footing, rifed cannon being
provided for all her batteries.