Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-02
BY THE EUROPA.
The French Clergy Agitating.

ST.. JOINS, N. F., Nov. 1.-The steamer
Europa, from Liverpool Saturday, Oct. 10Th
via Queenstown Oct. Dist, passed Cape Race
this morning The Persia from n. Y arrived
at Liverpool on the 10Th. She carried out the
news of the burning of the COnnaught.
Great Britain.
The weather in England continued unsettled
and stormy. A Gotha newspaper supposes
that the only daughter of the Duke OF SAKE,
Meiningen, who has just past her seventeenth
year, is the destined bride of the Prince of
Wales.
From France.
Count Persigny, the French Minister to
London, had gone to Paris on a summons of
the Emperor 1t was reported that he would
soon replace NJ. Thouvenel in the foreign
office
The French Bishops and clergy continued
boldly and vigorously to defend the papal
cause 1t was believed papal NunciO at Paris
would not return.
The Times Paris correspondent says that
the departure of the Popes Nuncio from
Paris was considered forerunner of the de-
parture of the Pope from Rome. The same
authority says that seldom has the spirit of
hostility bees so general in the church in
France, and never was it more boldly display
ed. PastoralS, circulars, allOcutiOns, and ser
mons denounce and impIore vengeance upon
the invaders Of the Papal States, and by i'm
plication upon the Emperor himself. The
whole prelacy is aroused from one end of the
country to the other.
Affairs in Italy.
Victor Emanuel had not reached Naples.
The last steamer took out report that Palla.
vicino, Pro Dictator of Naples, had resigned.
Later dispatches say, he and the ministers re-
manned in office on account of popular demon
Of Of
Emanuel
1t is reported that fresh attack, by the roy
alsts, on Garbaldians has been repulsed.
A movement ofthe French upon Viterbo and
other places within 80 miles of Rome, had
caused great dissatisfaction among the uhabi
tans Petitions to the king of Sardinia, and
to Napoleon, on the subject, were being most
numerously signed at various places.
1t is reiterated that Austrian troops were
largely concentrated on the frontiers and there
was an unconfrmed rumor that 1000 Austrians
from Mantua had crossed the Pc.
1t is reported that the national vote in Sicily
would not take place till Oct. %. The Sardin.
ian chambers closed Oct. 10, after adopting an
address to the king, expressing homage and
gratitude.
Mr.. Osoca, the eminent banker at Madrid,
is dead.
Russia
The sovereigns were to meet at Warsaw,
the day the Europa sailed. 1t is reported that
Prussia will demand of Austria, as the price of
her support in Europe, that Austria shall help
in reyivng, at no distant time, the question Of
the Danish duchess.
From India and China.
Bombay mails reached Marseilles on the 10Th
inst, and arrived i'll London in season for the
American portion to go in the Europa An
other Wagner rising OF an important character
took place at Kattiawar.
According to the Paris Patrie, the English
minister in China has received an intimation
that the emperor would be disposed to con-
cfude a peace, ii the allies should capture the
Peiho forts.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2l.-The departure of the
Russian embassy from Turin is officially an
nounced There is no other news of impOr.
lance.
The resignation of Marquis Pollascuo had
been announced, but nOtcontirmed, Dispatches
from Naples say that fresh attack of the
royal troops had been repulsed, Count Mari,
the representative of Sicily at Turin, had re-
signed.
Judicial proceedings had been commenced
against Rodrigue Scervia, the man who fired
at the Queen Of Spain he has confessed and
says he was employed by Hernore Prade, a
deputy of the cortes.
Latest Markets.
LIVERPOOL, 2Ist.-The cotton sales, yestcr-
day, were 10000 bales including 5000 to spec
uIators and exporters. The market closed
quiet but steady. Breadstuffs steady; provis-