Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
LATEST NEWS.
By pHLEGRAPE
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
ONE DAY. LATER FROM EUROPE.


PoRrLAND, MAINE, Nov, Is The steam
ship Norwegian, from Liverpool 7th inst and
Londonderry 9Th inst, arrived here at nine
o'clock this evening. Her dates are one day
later than by previous steamers. The govern.
ment lad ordered large shipment Of ball
cartridges to Canada, but the shipment OF
Armstrong guns was countermanded.
THE EXPEDITION TO MEXICo.
The Paris papers give particulars Of the
recent convention The Palrie says the three
powers are to have the right to send the same
naval strength, while the strength of the
forces to be landed is TO be in proportion To
the number OF subjects which belong to each
power, in Mexico. Spain, therefore, claims
precedence. The cabinet at Washington will
be invited to join, and it will be lett optional
with them to send such number OF ships and
troops IT'S are deemed advisable. The Debats
says the powers are at the commencement to
endeayor to impose ia suspension OF arms
On the belligerent parties in Mexico. They
undertake not TO occupy permanently any
part OF the territory and to obtain no eXclu-
sive advantage from Mexico. They engage
to leave Mexico entirely free to choose It's
own form of government. England gave up
conditions which she wishes inserted in the
treaty, namely That the three powers
should pledge themselves NOT to accept the
reigning families. Ii the momarchial form
prevails the powers pledge themselves not TO
use Intervention to the profit of any prince in
particular The Pdtrle says tile contingent OF
France VIII number three thousand.
GREAT BRITAIN.--Hhe trigate Warrior ar
rived at Queenstown alter tIial trip, in
which she realized the highest expectations.
1t is reported that she reached seventeen knots
under steam and canvass.
The Daily News commences a leader by
stating that considerable portion of Ireland is
again threatened with famine, aud that in the
north the failure Of potatoes is more general
and complete than any year since 1876
The Times has an editorial on the i'll feeling
Of the north towards England, and argues
upon its gr0undlessness, saying 1t shall never.
theiess continue TO express its conviction that
secession has destroyed the federal Union and
that to whichever side victory inclines its re-
construction upon the old basis is impossible.
The Times also repeats its convictions upon
sundry other points.
FRANCE.-The Moniteur, abiding to the
Valley of Dappes affair, afiirms that the French
government never entert lined an idea Of de-
termining by force or military occupation, the
territorial question pending between France
and Switzerland. The Moniteur does not
doubt that frank explanations with the federal
council will lead 10 the solution OF the diff
Guilty.
The Paris Presse asserts that the occupation
OF the Valley by French troops still continued
N. Ratazzi continued III Paris, and would
have second interview with the emperor
The Pays edorially eulogizes Rattazi as
proper man to head The Italian ministry, and
deuouuces the policy of Ricazoli.
Several heavy commercial failures have
occurred in Paris. 1t is stated that the arrig.
ais Of grain in France, lately, have bt>n so
excessive, that some wheat was about 10 be re.
exported from Marseilles to England.
The Constitutional has been recommended
by the ministry OF the interior to be less
positive and less peremptory in its ticIes
against the temporal power of the pope.
lrALY.-The finances OF Italy are reported
to he in Il very bad state, and speedy relief
and economy are necessary 10 prevent serious
disaster.
PoRTUGAL.-The ccrlez opened on the 9th
with the kings message, and afterwards ad
journed ill January. The intanta, Don Fer
dnanda, died Oh the 9th,
PoLAND.-NumerOuS arrests without any
apparent cause, continue to be reported from
Warsaw, while in the Polish provinces the
violence of the soldiers is represented as
more terrible than ever. The Protestant
churches in Warsaw were reopened.
AUsTRIA.-Ihe emperor OF Austria addres
sed an autograph note to the chancellor of Hun
gary, saying the disoyalty of the hungarian
municipalities lnenaces public order in such
dangerous manner that pubic duty requires
the raising of strong barriers against such eX-
cesses. All persons charged with crimes
against public safety shall be tried by military
tribunals. In conclusion, the emperor e.:
presses an earnest wish for the re-establish
meHt of public order, and the maintenance Of
tile concessions he has granted to Hungary.
OF Belgium 10 the court OF Turin, which is
considered recognition OF the Kingdom
of ItnIN