Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26

Vi August, mas arrived.
Things in Great Britain,
PARLIAMENT.-fhe Globe announces that
Parliament was prorogued on the 18TH
The STRIKE IN LoNDoN.-The Building
News states that many of the master-builders
have strong objection to inficting on the men
the declaration, even with a mere verbal
assent, and are much inclined to withdraw it.
There is not the slightest likelihood of set
Element until this obnoxious document is with
drawn.
1t is not likely that the strike will last long
Nine builders have admitted men to work and
no no doubt Others have given in their adhe-
sion to the association, and that the masters
have gained strength.
c. Lennox Wyke has been appointed Envoy
extraordinary to Central America
The Herald has reason to believe that the
Grand Duke Constantine on leaving Ryde will
pay visit to the Emperor Napoleon at Biar-
ritz.
The doings in Parliament on the 18th were
not of great Importance.
Atlantic Telegraph shares are quoted in Lon
don at 208.
France.
All the troops who are to return to France
from Italy have arrived.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News
learns from good source that the Emperor
intends to publish political amnesty on the
10th inst. 1t is reported that it will include
Gen. Changarnier, Col. Charros, Louis Blanc,
and even Ledru Rollin.
The Constitutionelle, in an article on the
French army, conveys threat considered to
be aimed at England. The writer says that
"when once there shall have been completed
the maratime transports which will permit the
sudden and unexpected throwing of corps
darmee on the enemy's shore, the enemies
OF France or those who are jealous of her will
think twice before provoking her." The ar
ticle is generally blamed in Paris
From Italy.
The Mercantile Courier, of Genoa, states
that the princes who have lost their thrones
In Italy, have sent secret emissaries into their
respective States to prevent disorder, and dis
tribute money among their adherents.
In the province of Parma, twenty-six out of
the whole twenty-nine Communes have de-
cared their adhesion to the Sandman govern
ment.
The Italian correspondent of the Times
states that Modena and Tuscany have signed
an offensive and defensive league.
Farina, dictator of Modena has assembled
large force. He told Count Reiset, the French
envoy, that he would level Modena to the
ground sooner than he would see the Duke re-
stored by force.
The rulers Of Central Italy, mistrustiug the
lukewarmness of the Modena party have called
the reds to their assistance.
The electoral colleges of Modena are con-
voked for the 14th.
The King Of Sardinia has conferred the
Grand Cross of the order Of the Amonciade
Count Waleski.
Austria
The ministerial crisis in Austria continues
1t is fully confirmed that Baron Bach has ten
dered his resignation because the reforms
he proposed were rejected by the Emper-
or, but it is certain there is no material diff
ference between the programme of Baron
Bach and that of NJ. Won Lehmerlin whose
advice has been considered.
The commission for the working out of the
constitution is especially opposed to the views
of Baron Bach and M. Won S. and the new
constitution of Austria, will be formed on aris-
tocratic and CHEMICAL powers.
Russia and the East.
The Russian government had begun the tel
egraph line which is to be stretched from Mos
COW to the mouth of the Amoor on the Pacific,
and project is on foot to extend it to Amer
lea.
The town of Erzeroun in Turkey had been
destroyed by an earthquake.
The French force were suffering in Cochin
China.
Republic Declared in Parma.
The Red Republicans have obtained the adj
vantage in Parma. Austrian advices say that
a Republic has been proclaimed at Parma, and
that the Piedmontese have been driven from
the city and that the respectable classes are in
fight.
Tuscany.
The ministers and deputies were cheered at
the opening of the Assembly.
The whole of Florence is covered with pla-
cards ending with the words, "Viva Vittore
Emmanuel. II nostrc re-"
Germany.
The military riots at Mayence, between the
Austrian and Prussian soldiers have been fol.
lowed by more serious ones in Frankfort, the
seat Of the German Federal Diet.