Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19
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THREE DAYS
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IsY THE AKAGO.

SANDY HOOK, April Craftsmanship Arago,
from Havre and Southampton 4th inst, has
arrived off this point. She brings three days
later news Steamship America arrived at
Liverpool on the ID.
Parliament had adjourned to April 10th.
Warrants had been issued against Hecnan
and Sayers, binding them TO keep the peace
for one year.
The great powers would probably hold
conference on the Swiss and Italian questions.
A revolutionary movement was on foot in
SPAN Gen. Ortega, with three thousand men
had proclaimed Don Carlos king
PARIS April 3.-The latest adyices from
Spain state that the reyolutOnists were con.
centrated in the town of Tortola, near Valeu-
cia.
Austria had soIemniy protested against the
anneXatons to Sardinia.
There was better supply of money in the
London discount market. American securl-
ties were firm, ConsoIs closed at 94s 944
Lt0erpool Cotton 1Market.-rhe sales for three
days were $4,000 bales, including 5000 on
speculation and for export. The market closed
dull, with but little inquiry, and prices weak
and in some cases slightly lower
Liverpool BreddStuf5 Warket.-tlour dull, but
steady. Wheat and corn quiet.
New YORK, April Is, 9 o'clock p M.-The
AIago arrived up at 80
ca From England.
was ,Pa-giamcnt had passed the income tax bill
In the Commons, in reply to a question, Lord
John Russell said her Majesty had been ad
vised to recognize the recent acquisitions OF
the king of Sardinia.
The great boat race came off on Saturday
with its customary cclat After a very severe
contest, Cambridge won.
1t was understood that the warrants against
Heenan and Sayers will be executed at once.
and the parties required to find suretes to a
heavy amount, as the magistrates are deter
To tI,a 4,rI,t from,
coming off in Hertfordshire
From France.
The Paris journals publish a telegram from
Chamberg, according to which the elections
OF deputies i'll the provinces claimed by Swift
zerland have resulted in Il return of five parti
sans of France and one OF Switzerland. On
Thursday, some persons from Geneva made a
menacIng demons tration at ThonOn, and hoist
ed the Swiss flag. A steamer with armed peo-
pie left Geneva ON Friday for Thonon.
The Patrle states that the SayOyards being
collected i'll some force on the shore of Lake
Geneva have energetically repuSed the three
hundred persons from Geneva who had arriv
ed in a steamer with the intention of attacking
ChaDlais and Faucigny. The French govern
ment has revoked the articles of the concordat
SO that no bull brief, rescript, mandate, or pro
vision, or other document from the court of
Rome, even regarding private persons, can be
received, published, OF otherwise put i'll eXecu-
ton, without the authorization OF the govern
ment.
Two French battaons had met with an en-
thusiastc reception at Nice. The agricultural
accounts were not favorable.
The Moniteur announces the presentation of
the budget Of 1861 to the corps legiSlatif. The
receipts are estimated at Il, 450 900 francs, and
the expences at Is 100000 francs A second
warning had been given to the Ami de la Re
llgiou for an article on the concordat
Italy.
Prince Carignan, in his proclamation to the
Tuscans, says, "the kings resolution is to
achieve their happiness to the full extent
which their conduct has merited"
No military movement has yet taken place
at Nap es. The king has granted several com
mercal concessions to the Sicilians.
Austrian Matters.
VIENNA March 3I.-Ihe Austrian cabinet
has resolved to protest solemnly against the
annexation of Tuscany, Parma, and Modena
to Piedmont. note to this effect, dated
March 24th, has been directly addressed to the
cabinet OF Turin, in which Austria establishes
her incontestable right to oppose an act which
is despOiling the legitimate princes, and would
also destroy the reversion to the House of
HapSburg. a copy is to be furnished to all
the foreign cabinets to whom also circular
note is addressed, to the effect that Austria in
combining herself at the present time to pro.
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