Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-22
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
ONE DAY
LATER FROM EUROPE,
BY THE NORTH BRITON.

PORTLAND, March 2l.-The North Briton
from Liverpool March 7th, via Queenstown
9Th, arrived at this port about noon. Her ad-
vices are one day later than per Fulton.
War is extremely probable between Austria
and Piedmont Piedmont is buying cavalry
horses in France. 1t is stated that Count
Arese has been entrusted by the Emperor with
a mission to bring a definite settlement be-
tween France and Piedmont, of the question
of Savoy.
FLORENCE, March IA government ordi.
nance was issued to-day, suppressiug all former
DEGREES against the liberty of the press
NAPLES, March 3.-At grand military dis
play on the lst, some persons of high distinc-
tlon were arrested Several noblemen are
about to be exiled. There is great activity in
the arsenas. Letters announce that the attor-
ney general at Messina has been murdered,
and that a Illuminating bomb was thrown at
the director of the police, by which two per
sons were wounded.
ROME, 3d.-Great agitation prevails in the
marches. The tri-color flags are being hoisted
nightly.
VIENNA, 6th.-It is stated that the Austrian
government has received positive information
from Bologna, that the troops commanded by
Gen. Stetianelli insist upon returning to Tus
cany.
There is news from the Morocco war to
Feb. %. permanent occupation OF Tetuan
was definitely agreed upon. Ten thousand
beds were ordered sent there. Several battal-
%6ns in the peninsular have been organized, to
be ready for Africa at the first summons A
letter from the Sultan of Morocco was read on
the 18th, in the principal mosque of Tangiers,
announcing his rejection of the conditions of
peace proposed by Spain, and that he was
coming to the northern provinces with large
force; that there was little prospect of peace; ,
and that he had ample funds, and would pros
ecute the war if he lost all his seaports. He
eXorted all true believers to rise in defence of
their country, and said an order had been given
to put to death all plunderers. The Sultan,
acting on the concluding announcement, had
dismissed the Arab cavalry, who pIundered
Tetuan latter being decmated in their flight
by the hostile mountaineers), and beheaded
many of their chiefs.
PARIS, March 5.-Cor. London Times
Piedmont is said to be arming to the teeth
Letters from Turin speak OF the day being not
far distant when Victor Emmanuel will have
100000 men fit to take the field. But will
NJ. Cavour really turn a deaf ear to the Impe.
rial warning, and occupy the Romagna, as an
integral part of the great Italian monarchy
And, if he does, will the French army evacu-
ate Lombardy and march into Tuscany The
Villafranca preiminares not being executed
PledmOntS tenure of her new province was
not very secure as matters stood and it will
indeed be less SO if Central Italy be annexed
Will the AuStrians invade Piedmont, and, if
so, will France fly to the side of her ally I'M
der any circumstances 1t is hardly conceiv-
able that she will act against her Whichever
way we turn, all is uncertain, complicated
and threatening. So people here believe and
hence the stagnation Of trade and the general
dlsquletude which we see prevailing.