Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
FOREIGN Intelligence by the Canada.

The declared value of British and Irish
goods exported from the port of Liverpool in
the month of January, 1859, was SIG, sos, 945,
an increase of S9,0I6, 800 over January, 1858.
The working men in the North of England
are contendng zealously for manhood suffrage
and vote by ballot. AT Newcastle on-T Tyne,
on Tuesday, a great physical demonstration
was made in the Town Hall, and the wishes of
the people were embodied in a strong resolu-
ton.
FRANcE.-The people of France continue to
exhibit their strong aversion to war. Various
journals concur in representing that the cold,
the almost icy reception given by the people of
| Paris to Prince Napoleon and his bride, was
attributable solely to their hatred of the war
of which she is regarded as the symbol and
| the sacrifice.
The Paris correspondent of the Times also
states that the passages in the Emperor's
speech which met with the heartiest approba-
ton from the hearers were those which alluded
to peace.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News,
in his dispatch dated Wednesday, says that
fresh facts every hour prove that warlike pre-
parations are still going on upon tremendous
scale It's said that efforts are making to pro-
pitiate the legislative body, and commit it to
the war policy of the Emperor. There is also
a rumor that a war loan of thirty millions ster-
ling is contemplated.
The Journal DIES Debats regards the pacific
speech of the Count de Morny as more trust
worthy Interpretation of that delivered by the
Emperor than the articles of those journals
which camor for war.
AUsTRIA.-The Austrian Gazette of the 9th,
abiding to the remark of the Earl of Derby
that Austria will not make any attack, says
! that Austria has never had any intention OF
making war on Sardinia, and does not wish for
| any conflict France, it adds, also promises
not to attack, if Sardinia is not interfered with.
| That promise has doubtless been given to the
English Minister in very positive manner,
and IN face OF 1t disappear all the rumors, PAM
phlets, and articles of semi-official journals.
INDIA.-The rebels about Kirwee were dis
persed by Gen. Whtlock on the 29th Dec.
Rajah Govind and his brother, with about 300
rebels, were slain. All their guns and much
cattle were captured.
Colonel Benson, after a pursuit of 40 miles
in five days, defeated Tantia Topee at Zaga-
pore, infcting great slaughter.
Lord Clyde has hemmed the rebel body in
so closely to the hills, that escape seems hope
less, unless by the Raptee pass into the Hima-
layan range, which constitute at once the Dor
der and the country of Nepaul on the north
west. The Nena will undoubtedly attempt to
pass, and whether such a movement will be
opposed by the Nepaul troops seems doubtful
Were the pass in our hands, the submission or
destruction Of the rebels would be matter of
certainty.
The ex-kng of Delhi and his family have
arrived at Rangoon. The Cape colonsts, it
seems, absolutely refused to receive the royal
convict.
OUDE.-The settlement in Dude is progress
ing most favorably. The principle is to MAIN
tain things as much as possible, as we have
found them, regarding ancient possession as a
aid title. No less than 277 forts have been
demolished, and 1873 are being destroyed. AS
| yet, only Is guns have been given up, but
! 2l6,376 arms of all sorts have been sur
rendered