Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-04

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speculation is continued as in ordinary times,
but when an extraordinary event takes place,
such as the mobilization by the Prusslan gov
eminent of six corps d'armee, stagnatlon again
sets in. Fortunately the manufacturers IN
Paris have sufficient orders on hand to give
| employment to all their operatives. Inc
| Americans, at present are their best custom
! ers The Paris -four marketwas dull last week,
and sales were difficult even at reduction OF
one frame per sack of 40 kilogrammes.
Miscellaneous War Items.
| letter to the Times, from Berlin, OF the
| 10Th June says the corps d armee 10 De mo
bilized are Sd, 4th, 9th, 18th, and 9th, ana the
| Guards. The LIST, ID, and 9th corps are re-
served to be opposed, if necessary, to husSla.
| The other corps will be concentrated, and only
sufficient troops will be left in the provinces 10
garrison the towns and the fortresses.
The Times Vienna correspondent says the
Russian circular OF May q is well written, but
it has failed to convince the German govern
ments that the German Confederation was
formed simply and exclusively for defensive
purposes. Prince Gortschakoff's dispatch must
be considered complete confirmation OF the
continually recurring report that Russia mas
| promised France to interfere, should the Ter |
mae Bund render assistance to Austria, its fed |
( eIal ally.
Paris. 2Oth.-The Patrie of this evening
saws that the rumor that Count Pourtates, the
Prussian Ambassador has been sent to the
quarters of both the belligerent armies, Is I'M
true Count Pourtates is expected soon III
Paris.
Munich, 2Oth-NIajor General Won Zann has
left for Berlin on special mission.
The London Post has the following two dis
patches = -,
PRUss1A.-Paris, 20th.-M. Pourtates will
arrive here forthwith, contrary to what has
b9en reported without visiting either the
Eropob or Aue+rion headuuortprS
Berlin, 16th.-The subscription to the last
loan of 30,000,000 thalers amounts to l,o75,-
100 thalers.
Sardinia and Rome.
King Victor Emmanuel has officially declar-
ed that he will not consent to the annexation OF
any part of the Roman States to Sardinia.
From Egypt.
The London Times has the following: Mar
t settles, June 20.-The Marseilles papers state
that the ministry of the Pasha of Egypt has
suspended the Suez Canal works. M. de Les
sups has published protest, recalling the re-
cent formal engagements of Zaid Pasha con-
corning the Suez Canal project NJ. de Ler
sups also states his doubts of the characte II
, the representations of Zaid Pasha, an Id of
l regularly constituted company. The Fren
: Consul in Egypt has officially offeoSrred his me,
S alton. r~
e From Ind "a,
L
J. from Bombay to May 1R3d.
The Times CORES tlpondent says the murmu
of portion of thou European troops of the G
: company against u the transfer of their servic
;, to the Crown i have been louder and long
and uttered in more quarters than one mig
. have expee cted from the nature of the arg
:. ments OK which they ground their complain
AT Meoferut, Alahabad, and Gwabor mutino
- splrls t had been exhibited.
~ ba limos
= IS Pyeen favored with the following, by the r
sold Sea telegraph =
re Aden June 10.-The Calcutta mail of t
7aeu 18th of May arrived here this morning. 1
rsist discomfort manifested by the late compan
zap European troops is arrested.
III The new 81 per cent loan is at discount
10 The panic in the Bombay market had 81
oli- sided Exchange on London, six mont
bank rates, Is. I'd.
shed Financial and Commercial
, its London, June 21.-The Essex, with 14,(
rmy ounces of gold, worth about t56,OOO, a
with the Monarch, with Ell 600, have arriy
one, from Australia. There is still upwards
the $4,000 advised from Port Phillip, which
expected within very short period. I
cred large arrivals Of specie at Paris from Arme
meet and elsewhere, have rendered money alb
the dant here at only a little above three per &C
ough Some of the letters consequently express
expectation of lowering of the Bank
and France. The Duncan Dunbar, arrived fir
the Sydney, also brings one package of &C
Silver has been in increased demand for
ming Continent The subscription to the 5
} the cent. Prussan loan of ga, 100000 at 95, hi
esty exceeded the required total by only f181 2
will 1t appears that forced paper currency to
rary amount OF f5,00O,O00 is about to be issued
ma the Austrian authorities at Mantua. Of cou
this currency cannot circulate beyond its m
the ket value which will depend upon the pr
fear poets the Austrians maintaining their groul
the but the government are doubtless not inser
)e a bic to the fact that they will enlist the int
llity ests of the population to their success just
the extent to which they may be able to pu
shed forth.
10th (Times City Article, June 21-The hea
the ness in the funds was attributed to a NUM-
5000 of causes. The apprehension that Prussia
,ugh committed to some early and direct nterv
ton, the appeals made by the Emperor Ma
ians leon to the revolutionary classes throught
Stel- Europe, and the news of the prostration of
lght cabinet at Constantinople to Russian infuen
also all contribute to weaken the hopes of the loo
ench izaton of the war. The application for {
: by count at the Bank slightly decreased In
foreign stock market the principal feature
been been heavy decline in Turkish six per Ger
AT the old falling from 769 to 72a1, and the IL
SOL from 62 to So SO.
Tiers London Post City Article June PIT
-rian cautonary and alleged to be accepted as ST
l by by the French government is still SO imp
vi tant in its possible results, that it has tenC
his much to increase the uneasiness in the pull
mind, Notwithstanding that it is alleged ii
error Prussia has made proposals for bringing abe
orps pear. 1t appears, however, to be quite Gle
most that unless action on one side or the other "
the determined by the Prussian government, Il
the Landwehr would not have been called o
been 1t is also feared that the protest which, it
ege, stated, is about to be made by France, aga
or the passage of the Austrian troops throu
Bavaria, will precipitate the crisis by causi
total that State at once to side with Austria TIL,
by circumstances and considerations have caus
IS to a reduction of about per cent. in the value
the funds today.
,orts The TEA TRADE, London June 20. I
No. deliveries in London, estimated for the WEI
has were GAS lbs, which is an increase of &
etor DAG lbs compared with the previous stateme
Times City Article June 22d The Ell
fish Funds opened this morning at the
steer pressed quotations of yesterday, and there "
h = subsequently an improvement. The first
sofa gains in consols were at 92 at 9211, when
rda there was an advance to 92k. A partial
,rce lapse then occurred, but the final price was
a 92k.
,ent Accounts from Germany continue to sh
the great excitement, but there was no fresh ne
400 of importance, and although another large
tie isexpected almost Immediately, no adye
-ked effect is produced, since many of the specu
rom tors are inclined to fancy it will prove decis
sand and hasten the negotiations for peace In f
he tl,sN rtn tsNal fnaft hach oos,