Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-21
Arrival of the City of Baltimore.
BREADsTUFFs DECLINED.
NO BATTLE YET.

ST. JOINS, N. T., May 20.-The steamship
City of Baltimore, from Liverpool 18th inst,
via Queenstown 18th, passed Cape Race, yes
terday, en- route for New York.
Her news was obtained by the news yacht
of the Associated Press, and brought to this
port.
There has been as yet no battle between the
Austrians and the Allies.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
In the Liverpool market there had been
considerable advance in the price of cotton,
which is quoted by the circulars at 3-16 to Id
higher. Sales of the three days were q 900.
In the Breadstuffs market, -four was very
dull, and tending downward; some authorities
quote decline Wheat had materially declin-
cd and corn was also considerably lower
The Provision market was quiet and nominal.
Consols were quoted Wednesday noon at
9ls 9lss for money and account.
The Austrians apparently exhibited much
indecision. They kept occupying places, and
then abandoning them, and no material change
in the aspect of affairs had taken place since
the departure of the Canada. Heavy rains
had prevailed and continued to fall. a bullet
in from Vienna explains that the Austrars
had taken up a position between the Pc and
Susia rivers, to await better weather before re-
sumlng the offensive.
The Emperor and Prince Napoleon left Paris
on the 10Th, and the Empress Eugene is pro-
claimed regent during their absence.
The Sandman General de la Marmora, has
made the river Dora his strategetical line,
The Austrians were terrifying their position
on the river Suza. Gen. Canrobert is said to
be directing the operations of the allies from
Alessandria.
The Austrian army was suffering severely
from sickness.
The Sardnans were preparing grand re-
ception to take place upon the entry of Napo-
leon into Genoa.
The Austrians expect soon to have three
quarters of al million men under arms.
Ancona has been declared in a state of seige
by the Austrians, against which the Pope has
protested; and the Austrian government was
to take the subject into consideration. The
French force at Rome is to be increased and
placed on a war footing.
The English parliamentary elections have
been almost all concluded. The ministerial
gain is variously estimated at from 10 to 20.
M. de Persigny has been appointed French
Minister to London.
The Paris Bourse has been fiat, and rather
lower rates have ruled.
The Moniteur denies that France is about
to establish an army on the Rhine.
The steamer Great Britain, with Melbourne
dates of March |, and $4,000 ounces of gold,
has arrived at Liverpool.
The London Times says the continued sus-
pense between the hostile forces in Italy, ex-
sites daily more coniectures Prince WED
exiting having been dispatched from Vienna, it
Is rumored, to make concessions to Russia,
which i'll the eyes of some diplomatists can
only mean the consent TO allow her to do what
she pleases in European Turkey, also has been
the subject of complaint. The recent rise in
funds on the Paris bourse, yesterday, was
owing to the enthusiastic demonstration at the
Emperors departure, on Tuesday, being Sc
curlty of the maintenance of order at home.
Marshal Canrobert has issued orders Of the day
to the troops under his command at Alessan-
dria, concluding in spirited and warlike tone.
Marseiaes "Wednesday Evening. Emper-
or arrived here at mid day, and embarked on
board the Refine Harteuse, where he received
the city authorities, and left at 2 p. NJ. 1t is
said in Paris that the Emperor expects to be in
Milan by the end of May or beginning of
June.
The markets were without improvement
Mining was active. The Australian mail
steamer Emamen was considerably overdue
at Suez.
The latest Turin dispatches say that the Aus
trians were re-crossing the Susia in haste.
Nj. Wilson, arrived at Vienna on Tuesday,
on a special mission from Berlin.
a dispatch has been sent to the Pope's Nun
clio to leave Florence.
The Austrian war brig Triton was acciden-
tally blown up when the commander was
ashore. The dead, wounded and missing
number about 80. Another account says that
part of the crew went ashore.
81 Turin, l0th.-The official Bulletin published
this morning says: On reaching Vercenes,
the Austrians crossed retrogade towards Por-
sara, with thirty carts of the sick and wound
ed have returned to Novara by Gravellava.
Count Cavour leaves to-day to meet the
Emperor at Genoa.
Paris, May 10.-The Moniteur publishes the
following dispatch
Rome, Nay 10.-According to orders from
Vienna, the state of siege has been raised at
Ancona, and the lighthouse lighted up again.
Vienna, Wednesday.-The archduke is dead.