Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-23

INST, arrived here to-day
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e9'elat prlhcipies' anu tile hlo'ioii was
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commerce win france. H.. .,.-
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anu proceeGeu 10 mas ms liiIo"t
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u1HCiU VI o,foo,ooo me- a,iis ne Piopos-
in tba ,,onnd NJ, ;nco,,,os aboye f1So and sav
on nence m incomes beiow that snm which
wonld qivea surnlnS of nearly f5O0 600 The
tea and smear duties he nroposed to renew
for another wear. He entered into the provis
ions of the French treaty. and intimated that
dntv is to no roducad on vino from Is Cd to
IS. per gallon on brandy lis. to Is. ID. nor
gallon on timber Is sd to Is =. nm cnrrants
los. Sd. to Is. raisins and fips 10 to 6 hons
as to IA. chicorv 16 to 6. agreement STAMPS
Is. Cd. TO Cd. Duties TO be entirely abolished
on paper. butter tallow. cheese. oranges. nut
megs and liouorice brokers' notes TO bear n
stamn of one nnnnv dock warrants three
nence dutv of one pennv per package ON all
goods exported; impressed stamp on newspa-
pers entirely abolished. France agrees to re-
duce the duties on coal and coke in 1860. and
on flax. hemp. nate and other items from the
first of June, 1861. On the first of Oct. 1860.
France will reduce duties on all articles of
British production to advalorem duty thirty
per cent, and after three wears TO TWENTY-FIVE
England engages to reduce all duties on
French manufactured goods. Treaty to be in
force ten years. He defended the action of
the government in negotiating this treaty.
The army estimates are Els 500 900. includ-
ing f5. 100000 for the China war, The Budp-
ct was received with cheers, and its consider
alton fixed for the 10Th.
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pops ronIv 70 EngIand,s nronositions on Italian
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CONVECTION 70 Sard;nia France and EngIand
Shan u"t or,,oso! tho ontronno Of Sardinian
troo,, my In rasnect to +s tTbouvanaI
tlVGp9 am ,ieo ' hnnnd ~,
c,ot;o 80 ,rith tnstr;o and 100 cronId NOT to-
w rYo"'io f Ill.," St;,,,,,o+;orc af VII
~ ILL., W ,"1 10 faai :;
Err;i ''r,i 1,,I,ish otrnnl, an,nai 20
the Enrlish nation AGAINST annexation of Sa.
vow to France II is stoned nv twentv-fonr
leading men of the capital of SAVOY,
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times saws the news of the French army in
Italy having received orders to be in readiness
To move at first notice has been confirmed
The order if is stated has reference not so
much TO any movement of the Neapolitan
army to the Pope's territory as to the necessity
of occupving Tuscany in case Piedmont con-
Times onposed to the annexation of Savoy and
Nice to france.
Count Arese had left Turin for Paris.
charged with an official mission
Ministerial trouble still prevailed at Naples,
as the King had not given up the idea of
ordering the army to pass the frontier. Revo'
lutonary movements had broken out at Acrra,
near Naples. Troops were sent and a state Of
seige proclaimed.
The resignation of Filanghieri the Neapoli-
tan Premier is detinitive. A slight disturb
ance caused by the address of the Pope had
occurred among students at Rome.
A foreign loan of S50,O00,000 francs was
talked of at Rome
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald asserts that orders have been sent to
Marshal Valiant to occupy Tuscany with a
portion of the French troops, and transfer his
headquarters from Milan to FloLence.
spafn.
Marshal O'Donnel is created Duke of Tet.
nan and raised to the rank of grandee of
Sna;p Ho had also been nresentpd Inv tbe
Queen with the gronpd ON which the virtorv
was won. Fifty cannons were found at Tet-
nan
In the battle of the l4th, the Spaniards lost
ten officers. and seven hundred and eleven men
wounded. O'Donnell judged it useless to pur-
sue the Moors into the interior.
The Madrid Enora exnreSseS tba oninion