Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-10
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New York, April 9.-The steamship Per-
sia, from Liverpool the Both, and Queenstown
the 3lst ult., arrived at $3.50 this morning.
She brings lis passengers and $50 in
specie.
Lord Palmerston in speech to his constt-
uents, again adverted to the American crisis,
and expressed fervent hopes, let the adjust.
ment be what it may, it may be arrived at by
amcable means.
The concentration of Austrian troops al We.
META attracted considerable attention. although
it was asserted that the movements were pure
ly defensive
1t was vaguely rumored that Lord Cowley
had demanded from the French government
an explanation respecting the expedition TO
Abyssinia and the annexation of some terri
tory.
Count Cavour reiterates the urgent necessi-
ty for declaring Rome the capital of Italy, and
guaranteeing the pope liberty and independ-
ence in his spiritual powers.
1t is reported that Garibaldi's former staff
of officers have been ordered to proceed to
Brescia on the 9th of April for conference.
The emperor of Austria has sanctioned po-
Iitcal reorganization in Pennsylvania, and its
restoration to its former autonomy.
The Danish government is making warlike
preparations for all eventuaIties. NJ Raas.
loft, minister for Holstein in the Danish cabi-
net has resigned.
The Opinione of Turin says the Sandman
ambassador in London has received notitica
ton from the British government that he will
be received as minister of the king of Italy
Switzerland has given notification that if
the movements of the Austrian troops contin.
ne, orders will be given for the construction OF
additional works to the Notifications at Pola.
The Swiss federal council, at the instance OF
Sardinia, has appointed commissioners for ad
iustng the affairs of the Licno Bishopric.
The bishop of Poictiers has been condemn
ed by the council of state to be formally repr
manded for his late abandonment on the Roman
question:
The Pontiacal gems d. armes at Canisno
near Vitterbo, are said to have treacherously
attacked the citizens, three of whom were
killed. The Indignation is general, and the
people are signing addresses to Napoleon fol
protection.
Austrian officers regard hostilities as prob
able. Ii is said that $4,000 Austrian troop;
are in movement in Venetia.
Several French editors on an excursion to
Venice were roughly expelled, notwithstand
ing their passports had been vised by the Aus
trian ambassador at Paris
A sanguinary conflict had occurred at Sip
pa between thelGerman aud the Roumaice in
habtants, on the occasion of the elections
Three were killed, and fifteen seriously anC
many slightly wounded,
Il is asserted that in consequence of an in
vasion of Spltza by Garbadians, the repre-
sentatives of the Great Powers at CONSTANT
nope insisted on the Porte sending mixeC
commission to Herzegovina.
HostiIities continued in Herzegovina between
the insurgents and the Turkish troops.
The porte is said to have refused to submit
to the demand of the great powers before
PRONUNCIATION Of the reforms it intends to grant
experimenting that Russia might again take VI
the project of permanent conference at Con
stantinople. The powers insisted upon com
pliance with their demand.
The Sandman ambassador at Constantinoplt
had protested agaiast the embarkation of the
sequestered war material at GalaN. The
British minister defended the act on inter
national ground.
Bosnia was menaced with anarchy. Atslfis
has forbidden the export of arms into ina
province, and sent troops to the frontiers.