Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-03
Zurich Confaranca.

There had qeen a complete suspension of in
tercourse between the penipotentiary for sew
era days, but on the 18th, after the arrival of
French courier, the representatives of France
and Austria held a conference lasting three
hours.
Italian Affairs.
The government of Tuscany had notified the
plenipotentiaries of the Grand Duke to evacu-
ate the palace within three days. In case of
noncompliance, the property of the Grand
Duke will be sequcstered.
The King of Sardinia was to leave Turin
on the 18th, ON visit to Pavia, Lodi, Cremo-
ma, &C.
There had been reports from Rome that the
Pope's health was SO shattered he would
probably resign; but the latest accounts say
that he had perfectly recovered.
The Papal government had expressed its
satisfaction with the recent article in the Paris
Moniteur on Italian affairs.
Ministerial changes in Naples are reported
Filiangeri had resigned the presidency of the
Council, and his successor was not yet known
Garibaldi had issued a letter publicly ac-
knowledgihg his admiring gratitude to the
patriotic population of the Italian Tyro for
their heroism during the war.
Austria.
A semi-official announcement in the Austrian
correspondence contradicts the report of fresh
troops having been sent to Italy.
The Vienna Gazette publishes a decree rails
ing the state of seige of Venice Some slight
regulations will however continue in force,
Professionally in certain cases.
Spain.
1t is said that Gen. Zerano is to be Captain
General of Cuba, in the place of Concha,
whose retirement has long been expected
Russia.
The Invalide Russo publishes a telegram
confirming the reported capture of Schamyl
during a victorious assault by the Russians on
CUNT. Schamyfs sons and family were cap
tured or killed. The Russians took five can
non, and their loss did not exceed one hundred
men.
Turkey.
The Times publishes the following special
telegram from its correspondent =
CogStantinople, Sept. ia conspiracy to
assassinate the Sultan has been discovered.
Two hundred persons have been arrested here
among them the Pasha of Albania who was
apparently the chief. Some of the troops are
suspected of participation. The affair orignat-
ed with fanatical party.
India and the East.
| The Calcutta mail of Aug. q reached Alden
Sept IL. The following news comes by way
| VI lhe leeu cct LeleSIdpH N Dill lau Deen
introduced into the legislative council to tax
all professions and trades in India, cultivators
Of land excepted. The special disarming act
passed during the mutiny had been made per.
manent.
| The House of Delhi has been deprived of
all titular distinctions and privileges forever
| The French admiral commanding in Co.
chin China had concluded treaty with the
Anamese, and would probably start with his
| fleet for China.
There was nothing additional from China,
but from the reported large sales of manufac-
tured goods, both at Hong Kong and Shanghai,
it was inferred that political affairs had sustain
| ed no new complications.
The Bombay mail of August 10Th reached
England September 22d. News generally an
! ticipated. The Bombay cotton market was
! active and higher. The salt trade In India, it
was expected, would be thrown open, subject
to excise duty.