Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-20
Arrival of the City of Washington.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS!
Disturbed State Of Feeling in Europe.
PANIC ON THE PARIS BoURsE.
UNSETTLED CONDITION OF ITALY.
Spain Will Not Sell Cuba,

New YORK, Jan. 19-Steamship City of
Washington, from Liverpool at IL A. NJ of the
9th inst, arrived at her dock here this morn
ing
The political news by this arrival is meagre,
but indicates disturbed state of feeling in
Europe.
The Bourse was closed till the 3d. but on
opening quite panic prevailed, the decline in
funds being fully one per cent. On the 4th
the Bourse continued depressed, and again
rather lower
The London Exchange sympathizes with
Paris the decline at one time being nearly one
half per cent. The market closed flat.
AT Vienna, also, panic prevailed under the
rumor that Austria will send troops to Bel
grade.
Italy is in very unsettled state, particularly
Lombardy. News from all parts is pregnant
with alarm. The steps taken in Lombardy
are almost tantamount to state of siege.
The staircase fell in the Polytechnic School,
London injuring fifty people and killing one.
The Spanish Ministry declare that Spain
would never sell Cuba and protests against
the insulting hypothesis to the contrary i'm
piled in President Buchanan's message. Olo-
asaga introduced the motion supporting the
ministerial declaration, and it was unanimous
ly approved Spain has obtained full satisfac-
ton from Mexico for the Tampico affair.
hulhois "ele coiieht VI VIC discovery vi II
1ormldaDle conspiracy at Cracow, with numer-
Gus arrests.
All was quiet in Servia
The Bombay mail of Dec g. had reached
England. The news is unimportant. A large
army OF rebels mad been defeated by the COM
mahder-ln-chlef. Inc amnesty was slowly
but surely Thinning the ranks OF the rebels,
giving promise OF early peace Gen John
JACOB haq dled OF Oran teVer.
Tho Malb0I1r1,a p,o1 Of Nov 16 an1
0oO III gold had been received. Ships had
sailed for England with 2oo00O ounces OF gold
Trade dull especially imports
SSreat britain.
The London Times in an editorial ,,nor +bo
recent correspondence which has been publish
ed in regard ia the affairs of Central America
the steamer Washington. etc. thinks that
the American Government and its officers are
pushing matters very far indeed. and nv no
means responding to the frank and friendly
manner in which tbe nractice of visitation was
entirely surrendered Inv tbo british Govern.
ment and saws that it Greatly seems to come
to this that NO EnoIisb naval officer can oo an
board an American shin however concili9torv
his conduct boyevor ,,,1ooonn,irT he do,,,oo1
or boweyer nnwillinr or nnsble be NAV bo 70
applv commission without giving IN the Init,
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the truth of ,cL;e1 '.W ,at ,o,,nG thot w"".IoI
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must not give YOU my hand after that"
The same correspondent, writing on the fol-
lowing day, says-"The few words addressed
by the Emperor to M. Hubner, the Austrian
Minister, during the reception of yesterday,
and which communicated in postscript. are
/ find. literally correct They were sDoken
with more emphatic tone of voice and ami
mated gesture than the Emperor generally
employs think it is right to add few words
of EXPLANATION ON so unnsual an occurrence
For the last two or three months negotiations
have been going on between Austria and
France ON the subject of Italy. The Emperor
expresses himself very anxious that reforms
eban1d 10 ;,,tno5,,a,5 ti - .:..i ~ =:
the Roman States
The Austrian government has bnon uroed
TO use IFS influence with tho pone aud tho Kinr
of Naples for that nnrnose and the EmneroI
Napoleon has am assnrod agreed to tho
Eitbdrawai of tho Eronch troonS f.o,, Row