Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-02
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE ANGLO SAXON.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 1.-The Anglo Sax
on, from Liverpool, arrived here this after
noon She brings no duplicate list of the
Hungarian's passengers, but her officers esti-
mate the number at 50. The Africa and Nova
Scotian had arrived out.
The Italian question continues the most
prominent political topic. LIE Nord says the
reply of Austria to the English proposition for
settlement had reached Paris. Count Ruhbev
states that Austria cannot retract from her en-
gagements at Villa Franco and Zurich, and
therefore cannot admit the de jure facts con-
trary to those engagements.
lie observes that if the treaty of Zurich is re-
spected in Venetia why should it not also be
respected in the Italian duches. If the prop
ositons of England are carried out it is a great
experiment that is about to be made in Cen
trail Italy. Austria will not oppose that cx-
pertinent by force of arms convinced that
events will not fail soon to give support to the
cause of right and justify austria
The journal lie Rouen has been informed
that the French government has entered into
relations with Prussia as a member OF the Zoll-
verene, with view of negotiating treaty
similar to the French English one. Prussia,
it is said, made the first advance.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times
says that in general the agitation in Germany
ain favor of the Pope has failed.
Mr.. BEAILLoT, editor of the late Unvers,
has arrived at Rome. A pamphlet from his
pen, shortly expected will appear stimuli
taneously at Paris, Brussels and Geneva.
The Paris correspondent of the Herald says
if the intense uneasness and apprehension
which prevails in France were made known
through free press it would create consterna-
ton throughout Europe.
Furoughs granted to the French soldiers in
Rome have been suspended.
The Times correspondent notices the inten-
sty of feeling which prevails on the Roman
question. Masses and prayers for the Pope
are offered up in every church throughout
France, day after day, and violent or insidious
pamphlets are appearing with scarcely any
cessation.
Letters from Sicily announce that political
arrests and excuses of police were increasing,
Women have been ravished and beaten by
them, Political prisoners had died under tor.
ture. Several magistrates had in vain pro-
tested against these barbarOus acts. proc
lamation is in circulation exhorting the Sici-
lians to rise and reininvest southern Italy with
her former rights in Europe
Private accounts from Naples state that
conspiracy had been discovered in the Nea-
politan army, and had been traced to Pied
montese agency.
The British Parliament has been discussing
the Chinese INVASION and the resources of
British Columbia in connection with the Hud-
son Bay Company The proposed annexation
of Savoy to France was debated and generally
denounced.
The Paris Presse had received first warn
ing for publishing false news with malevolent
remarks wounding the feelings Of the nation.
The Gazette De France had had second
warning for remarks on the catholic question.
1t is said the French government has pur-
chased the Debats. and propose to make it
free trade organ.
A Madrid dispatch says the Spanish cabinet
will listen to no proposals of peace with the
Moors until Tanger is taken, against which
military operations will soon commence. The
Spanish government is about to issue notes of
200 million reals, payment to be insured by the
sale Of national property.
The King of Naples is organizing a strong
force of 10000 municipal guards, who, it is
reported have orders to act in concert with the
Papal troops.
The Liverpool cotton market is quiet and
steady, and advices from Manchester are ia .
vorable, the market ruling firm for goods and
yarn. BreadstuffS have an advancing tenden-
cy. The provision market is steady.