Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-21

The Paris Bourse on the 9Th, was fair and
higher three's closed at 6Sf 30c On the 9TH.
they declined ! on the 9Th, they further de-
clined J, closing heavy at 67f. soc for money.
and 67f 50c. for account.
Austria.
An analysis is published of Count Buols re-
ply to Russlas proposal of a Congress. He
declares that the whole difficulty is to be found
In the policy Of Piedmont and regards the
Congress as means OF putting an end to the
danger with the threaties of Europe. Should
other questions be mooted they ought to be
stated beforehand The clash of arms shonld
not accompany negotiations. If Pidmont will
disarm, Austria will do so likewise. Until
prelminaries are settled Austria may relax
but will not suspend operations. Her troops
will continue to march towards Italy.
Advices from Milan state that the following
order of the day had been posted in the Bar
racks of that town.
Austrian Soldiers-The Emperor calls you
around his banners to beat down for the third
time the pride of Piedmont-to expel from
their den those fanatics who destroy the tram
guilty of Europe Advance against enemies
who have always fled before you. Remember
the victories of '4S and 40! Remember
Noyara where your foes were dispersed and an
initiated Let you watchword be- Yea
LATEST.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
telegraphs as follows
VIENNA, Friday evening.-The long ex-
pected crisis is at hand. corps of 10000
men goes from this city to Italy tomorrow,
and on the following day another corps of co.
Oo0 men is to be assembled here. A reserve
corps OF 10000 will be placed in Bohemia and
Moravla. The reserve of the army in Italy,
and OF the corps about to leave this city, have
been called in.
Sardinia.
The London Morning Post publishes a long
and important memorandum presented by the
Sandman Government to that of Great Brit
ain, on the condition of Italy 1t is dated Tu-
rim, March l, and is in answer to the interpo-
lations of the English Government 1t points
out the change by which the danger of war or
revolution would be warded off and the Italian
question at least temporarily solved.
1t is now asserted that Cavour is anything
but satisfied with the result of his trip to Paris,
and lost confidence in the fulfiment of his
hopes.
TURIN, Friday.-Sir James Hudson the
British Ambassador, left here, to-day, for Lon
don.
The independence Beige says the King of
Naples is rapidly sinking. Other accounts
represent him as better, but not out of danger
The latest dispatch says five of his physicians
have declared him incurable.
The Papal government are preparing an of
fetal note relative to the proposed Congress, to
be addressed to the great powers.
Portugal.
The government has authorized the free adj
mission of Indian corn.
India.
The Bombay mail of March u reached En-
gland on the 9th. News anticipated by tele-
graph.
Tantia Topee and other leading rebels were
hiding under false Names
Freights to England had slightly advanced.
The soundings taken by the steamer Cyclops
in the Black Sea, for the Indian telegraph, had
been perfectly successful.
BY way of Russia, it is reported, a famine
was prevailing In the Southern part of China.
Australia.
Papers and correspondence from Melbourne
to Feb. IA add little of Importance to previous
dispatches.
New gold fields of fair promise, have been
discovered near Melbourne. There was much
activity in the shipment Of gold. Over mil
lion sterling was en- route for England
The steamer Royal Charter reached Liver
pool in sixty-tive days from Melbourne, with
G109,000
Dates from South Australia are-Adelaide
Feb. l6.-Depression in trade still continued
but the credit of the colony remained good.
Africa.
Cape Coast dates of Feb. u, Sierre Leone
10th, and other ports on the West Coast have
been received.
Trade on the palm oil rivers very dull.