Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-17
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20 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
RY THE EuROPA.

by THE EUROPA
The steamship Europa was at Halifax Sun
day morning. She brings news of the death
of Macauley, the historian, and various politi-
cal items OF general interest, which we give
below -
That Pamphlet and the Congress.
1t was reported in Paris that Austria. Ma.
pies and Spain would not send plenipotentia-
ries to the Congress unless the Pope was repre-
sented. The Russian ambassador has declared
to Walewski, that the pamphlet, "The Pope
and the Congress, contains principles opposed
to the respect for authority on which the Rus
sian government is founded, and consequently
Russia will oppose the programme drawn up
in the pamphlet Walewski is reported to
have declared to the diplomatic corps that as
long as he was minister for foreign affairs, the
pamphlet should not be considered as the pro-
gramme Of the French ministry.
Austrian Journals were engaged in denounc-
ing the pamphlet and the Vienna Gazette re-
CARDS 1t as direct menace for Austria. 1t is
nevertheless averred that in government cir
Giles the pamphlet has not produced disagree
able impression, the government being con-
ylnced that the opinions therein expressed are
ilot entertained by the Emperor Napoleon.
sGhe London Post publishes the following tele-
graphic dispatch, dated Paris Both: "There is
vienna and Rome, an active exchange of dis
patches, easily explained by existing circum-
Stances. All that is said of the untavorable
disposition of the Court of Rome is false.
Monsignor Saccom awaits Instructions
HeRhere Is many grounds for believing that the
reunion which is now taking place at Foun.
tainbleau between the Emperor Prince Met
ternich and Wallewski will have the effect to
smooth down many difficulties, and hasten the
meeting of Congress-"
The French pamphlet had been translated
into Italian, and largely circulated in the Ro
magma. A despatch from Rome reports
lengthy interview between Cardinal Antonelli
and the French Ambassador. The latter had
received from Paris some explanations des-
tined to reassure the Papal government on the
subject of the recent pamphlet. A Prussian
and Russian Council of Ministers have re-
solved upon not giving any official denial Of
the pamphlet.
Vienna letters say that Austrian statesmen
were beginning to see the impossiuility of re-
storing the Italian Dukes, and were almost
reconciled to the idea OF Central Italian or
ganzation. The Milan Gazette announces
that the ex-Duke of Modena had advanced
with his troops toward the frontier of Modena
Part of his army was already at frontier
town.
From Great Britain.
Lord Macauley died on the 18th ult., at
London. He had been unwell about fort
night, from disease of the heart, but had raj
lied to such an extent that his medical men
did not apprehend danger. The result was,
therefore, sudden and unexpected. He was
only 50 years old, and, as he was never mar
ried, his title becomes extinct.
A large row-boat, while returning from ship
Grand Triancon, lying in the Mersey, cap.
CT aud l,-k
mostly Triggers and ships laborers Capt
Clarke, of the Grand Triancon, was in the
boat but he and several others were rescued.
The report of the Board of Trade on the
loss of the Paramatta, says there is desire to
make rapid passages at the expense of safety
of the ship, and such proceeding is censured.
Another elopement in high life is reported.
The wife of Mr.. Smith Bennermann, residing
near Maidstone, ran off with Rev. A. w.
Green, curate of the Parish where the parties
resided. The lady has property in her own
right amounting to 100000.