Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-31
Things in Snain.

1t is said that Spain has conceded further
delay to Morocco. The Spanish cortez had
approved the bill for increasing the strength of
the army to 100000 men, with power TO in
crease the number to sixty thousand more, if
necessary. Morocco has offered satisfaction to
Spain, but without replying to the ultimatum.
a Madrid telegram Of the 18th, says the
government had declared to the Cortez that
before the time granted to Morocco had ex-
PRED, it received information that Morocco
would give the satisfaction demanded. Spain
Immediately demanded guarantee from Mo
rocco that the peace would not be disturbed in
the future. An immediate answer was expect
ed from Morocco.
Prussia.
The Emperor of Russia and the Prince of
Prussia were expected to have meeting at
BresIau on the 22d OF October. a military
parade would take place.
Austria.
1t is reported that the Emperor of Austria
will proceed to the frontiers of Prussia and
Poland, to meet there the Emperor of Russia.
India and China.
Mr. Ward, the American minister, was cour-
teously received at Pekin. The news of his
arrival at Pekin was brought to Shanghai by
a Russian gun. boat, but no letters were receiv-
ed from him. 1t was reported that he would
bs at Shanghae about the last of August, and
it was expected that he would be able to send
home a ratified treaty by the following mail
The Times correspondent regards the re-
ception of Mr.. Ward as most polite stroke
of the Pellin cabinet but it does not at all re.
move the treachery to the British minister.
The Friend of China says that as the Amer
loan treaty gives the United States liberty to
tender their good offices in any difficulty with
tba Nor,I t,ril Iov
an opportunity of testing the virtue OF this
chance.
Gen. Mowraietf, governor of the Russian ter
ritory on the river Amoor, had arrived at the
Peiho, and special messengers were sent to
Pekin to acquaint the Russian minister. The
Russians apparently had perfect understand
ing with the Chinese.
Order was established at Shanghai.
Three officers who lost their vessel at the
Peiho were tried by court martial and ac
quilted.
The negotiations of the French in Cochin
China had made SO much progress that the
French admiral had sent reiniorcements of
troops and gunboats to Canton.
The British consul at Japan had made no
progress respecting the currency question and
trade consequently was in allegiance. The
American trgate Germantown was at ia
pan, the steamer Mississippi at Shanghai, and
the Powhattan and Tel Wan at the Gulf of
Chel
Later.
By tie Red Sea Telegraph. 1.-The Bombay
mail Of Sept. y reached Alden on the 9th inst
Central India is still unsettled. The frontier
districts of Nepaul are occupied by the Mana
and his followers. The Waghers are still in
Instruction, and force was to be sent against
them. Imports continued active, but a fall in
prices was anticipated
The authorities at Pckin are represented to
be ready to receive the British Minister in
friendly manner Meanwhile the Indian gov
ernment had been applied to for $4,000 troops
for China, and two regiments were about to
start.
Very Letest.
liverpool Wednesday French war
steamer Dauphin. which conveyed Prince Ma
poleon to Holyhead to see the Great Eastern,
arrived here this morning.
London, Wednesday, IL A. M.-Consols open
at last nights closing prices.