Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-24
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE


New YORK, Jan. 22d-The Royal Mail
Steamship Europa, Liverpool JAN Sth, arriv-
ed at her dock at o'clock this afternoon. She
left Liverpool on the Sth, at III o'clock.
The disquietude caused by Napoleon's men
ace to the Austrian Minister, continued.
The panic continued on the Paris Bourse,
the decline at one time being q per cent. since
New Years.
On the It'll, the Moniteur published the fol-
lowing paragraph For several days public
opinion has been agitated by alarming reports
which it is the duty of government to put
stop to, by declaring that nothing In diplomat
ic relations, authorizes the fears which those
reports tend to provoke" This caused slight
improvement in the funds in Paris and Lon
don, but it was only temporary, and all I'M
proyement was subsequently lost.
1t is reported that France has sent very
threatening note to Austria, warning her of the
consequence of Austrian troops crossing the
Servian frontier.
Further details of the debate in the Spanish
Chambers on Buchanan's Message, show that
ODonnell expressed great surprise at the prop
osition in regard to Cuba, and declared the
government disposed to demand due satisfac-
ton for such an insult. He declared, emphati-
cally, that Spain would never cede any of her
territory.
1t is rumored, but not credited, that Russia
had succeeded in negotiating loan of several
millions of sterling with Rothschild, London.
Austria.
The official correspondence of Vienna an
nounces that reinforcements will go from that
city to the army in the Lombarde Venetian
Kingdom. 1t is expressly said that the troops
are sent for the protection Of the peaceful in
habitants of the kingdom against the revolu-
tionary party. The Vienna Gazette states that
the project of concentrating an imposing force
on the frontier of Servia and the execution of
which had been commenced, has been counter
manded Great depression prevailed at Wen
ma. The object of the conspiracy lately discov-
cred at Cracow was to recover the independ-
ence of the Republic The Emperor Napole-
on's observations to the Austrian Minister were
known at Vienna on the Sd, and had created
a sensation on the Bourse The Journal de
Frankfort, an Austrian semi-offcial journal,
says that Austria is at present strong enough
in Italy to meet any eyentuality, and boasts
that all Germany and Prussia at its head is
backing her
Vienna, Friday, TILT is estimated that the
Austrians can now muster 10000 men within
two or three days in the limits of the Italian
dominions.
The continental journals and correspondents
continue to give alarming details Of the state
of affairs in Italy. a rumor had been current
in Paris that Milan was in a state of siege, but
it lacked confirmation. The Paris Patrie pub
fishes a letter from Milan dated the 1st inst,
which, it Observes contains a statement so Sc
rious and so strange that it publishes it with
reserve 1t is to the effect that some bodies of
the people, passing by the barracks, crying
Wee PLtotlo," were responded to by the sol
diers in the barracks with similar cry. The
civil and military authorities at Milan were
treated with contumely, and the latter were of
opinion that there would be an outbreak.
The Nord publishes telegram from Genoa
stating that the agitation was increasing there
and that report continued to be circulated
that Garibaldi was about to organize corps of
volunteers, or was preparing to play some very
active part. The Austrian garrisons in Lom-
hardy were already on war footing. War
like preparations were brisk at Cremona. Mo-
dena was in fearful state Of alarm.
LATEsT.-A Paris telegram, dated the even
ing of the 9TH, says it was asserted that a
scufle had taken place between the Hungarian
regiments forming the garrison of Cremona,
the Hungarians shouting "ViUe I Italia" The
Turin correspondent of the London Times
says it is quite evident that the Sandman gov
eminent desires war, and is confident that war
is at hand. The Sandman Chambers were to
open Jan. 10, and the speech Of the King on
the occasion was anxiously looked for.
The London Times intimates the Emperor's
speech to the Austrian Minister was made
with the view of learning how the great pow
ers will receive the project of French interior
ence in Italy, and says the result has happily
been a decisive and great failure, owing to the
increasing suspicion with which his policy is