Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE PERSIA.

BH PEkSlA.
New YORK, Dec S.-Steamer Persia, from
Liverpool, 26th ult., arrived this morning.
Austria, it is reported, has raised another
decided difficulty in regard to the Congress,
and invitations were in abeyance. The Re
gency question is said to be the cause of the
difficulty.
Report states that Lord Cowley has been
authorized by Napoleon to propose to England
a general simultaneous disarmment. London
journals treat the subject as absurd. Lord
Cowley was in London. The English army is
to be increased by additional battalions equiya-
lent to eleven new regiments.
The Sandman government has issued cir
cular defending its course regarding the Re-
gency.
Austria grants full amnesty to all comprom-
ised in the Italian affair.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. The mail steamer
Phoebe, which arrived at Portsmouth yester-
day, brought advices from the Cape of Good
Hope to the effect that a fearful storm had pre-
vailed off the coast, and that no less than ten
first class ships were completely wrecked
The news which was received shortly after
her arrival, caused much excitement on
Change, as many of the ill fated vessels were
owned in Liverpool-one of them the Star of
the East having valuable cargo on board,
bound for the East indies, and owned by
James Beazley, of Liverpool.
The overdue steamer Tasmanian, with the
West India mails, had reached Southampton.
Fifty cases of yellow fever had occurred on
board, which proved fatal.
France.
The number of deaths from cholera in the
French army, during the twenty days cam
paign against the frontier tribes of Morocco,
was 2l05. The French government was form
ing large depots of coal to provide against the
Inconvenience that might result in any future
war from coal being declared contraband
of war. The sailing frgate La Vengeance,
had lett for China, with four hundred mariners
on board.
Sem-ofcial paragraphs had been dispatched
to the provincial journals encouraging the i'm
preston that the Emperor had charged Lord
Cowley to represent to Her Britanic Majesty
his Willingness to promote a general disarm'
ment in Europe.
Italy.
Gen. Garbaldi had quilted Nice for Genoa.
Before his departure he addressed the inhabi-
tantS of Nice, and said: | shall resume my
command when necessary. Let us be united
under Victor Emanuel. Let us continue under
arms so long as an inch of Italian soil remains
oppressed,
The Sandman government had addressed
dispatch on the subject of the regency of Cen
tral Italy, to its diplomatic representatives at
the various courts. 1t states that the govern
ment recognizes, in the offer of the regency to
Prince Carigenan, the ardent desire Of the
populations of Central Italy to see their re-
union with the monarchy of Sardinia consum-
mated. But the government, assured of the
early meeting of the congress, advised the
transfer of the acceptance of the regency to
Chevalier Buoncompagni, until assembled Eu
rope has regulated the position of the provinces
of Central Italy.
Spain.
The Spanish government is said to have en-
tered into contracts with English firms for the
supply of different sorts of stores for the army
of Morocco, and for large quantity of Eng
lish coal for the fleet. Several steamers had
also been chartered, and one had already left
England for Spain &c assist in the transport
service