Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-22
quently was current that the treaty of peace
was signed, and then improved to 68fr 6Oc.
The Eastarr Qnastion.

quently was current that the treaty OF peace
was signed, and then improved to 6ofr 60c'
The Eastern Question.
AT meeting Of the Paris Conference, the
Ottoman Ambassador announced that the sui
tan had agreed exceptionally, and for tins time
only, to grant an investiture to Coma as hos
pOdar of both Moldavia and Walachla-tne
governments of those places, however, 10 De
conducted separately.
On motion of the Russian Plenpotentlafy
another year was allowed for the settlement OF
the question of convent property in the Prln-
CAPABILITIES.
The Austrian and Turkish Ministers were
called on for an early statement of the decision
n n, ~agarding the navigation of the Dan
uOe. Iney were hO. .,arad with the re-
CURED information and promiseu 10 = s,muni-
cate the observations of the Conference u
their governments.
The News from Italy.
The conclusion was general on the continent
that the answer of Victor Emanuel to the
Tuscan deputation, in regard to the annexation
to Piedmont, was pre-concerted with Napoleon.
The council of the different districts had of
ticialy proclaimed to the people of Turin that
the Tuscan deputies had presented a deed of
annexation TO the Sandman Government.
The National Assembly of Bologna on the
9TH adopted resolutions declaring that the peo-
pie Of the ROmagna desire annexation to the
constitutional kingdom of Sardinia under the
sceptre of Victor Emanuel. Bologna was il
Illuminated in honor of the event.
The Assembly also authorized its President
to prescntan address to the Emperor Napoleon
and the King of Sardinia expressing sympa-
thies for Veneta and offering to make pecu-
liar sacrifices in her favor
The Pope had been attacked with fever, and
suspended all audiences for several days. He
was recovering and about to proceed to Cas-
tie Gendofo
A deputation was about to leave Turin on a
mission to the French government.
1t was supposed that the Papal army was
not in condition to act against the forces of
Romagna led by Garbadi.
The National Assembly of Parma was open
ed on the It'll with great solemnity. The Die
tator Farini delivered an address reviewing
the history of the Bourbons in the duchies, and
terminated amid cries of "Viva Victor Eman-
uel!' The city was en- tete.
Several French journals were prohibited in
Sardinia in consequence Of advocating the sep
aration of Savoy from Piedmont.
Proposals were pending in the Parma Ma.
tional Assembly to confirm Parini as Dictator
and declare the termination of the Bourbon dy-
nasty.
miscellaneous News Items.
SPAIN.-Madrid journals say that the En-
peror OF Mosco had declared traitors the tribes
on the coast who insulted the Spanish flag and
had promised to intiict summary chastisement
upon them. The Spanish government how
ever, doubts the fulfilIment of this promise
and continue Preparations for an expedition.
The English government had presented a
note couched in friendly terms requesting ex-
plantations as to the object of concentrating
troops at Algeriras in the immediate vicinity
of Gibraltar
GERMANY.-The great Autumn Fair at
Frankfort was progressing with much bust
ness. Many dealers in cotton, silk and wool
len articles had been completely run out of
stecks, and in some cases advanced 10 to Is
per cent Wool sales would take place the
following week.
MoRoCco.-The Paris Moniteur announces
the death of the Emperor of Morocco. His
successor had been proclaimed. Tranquility
prevailed in Algiers
Observation-Disclosures had taken plaza in
Gambia, caused by the collection of certain
taxes from the Greeks. Five tax gathcrers
had been sent to arrest the ringeaders A
Circassian deputation had arrived at Constan-
tinople and presented to the Ambassadors
of the several powers a protest against the in
vasion OF their country by Russia, and stating
that the whole of their provinces would be fore
ed to submit if abandoned by the Porte.
A great fire had occurred at Erzeroum, and
the town had again experienced repeated
of an earthquake.
INDIA AND CHINA.-Cacutta and China
mails, dates not mentioned, arrived at Alden
Aug. 18th, and the Bombay mail Of Aug. Dist
had also arrived at Alden Sept. lst The news
had not been received on the sailing of the
Arabia.
From the Daily News City Article,
The Very Latest from london Financial
Sensation produced by the Moniteur's Article.
London, Saturday, Sept l0h.-The some
what splenetc article in the Paris Moniteur
caused the English funds to open at reduc-
ton OF to !. Consols rallied in the afternoon
OF Friday closing only about l-l6 worse than