Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-17
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the America.

O'Clock A. NJ. on the 9TH inst arrived at Halifax ON
Tuesday. She has SO through passengers and
five for Halifax.
The Hberuia arrived at Liverpool Sunday night,
at IL o'clock.
The steamer Washington arrived at southampton
on the 4h.
CoTToN. The IIbernia's news caused slight
impulse to the market which subsequently became
liieess. Later and more favorable news Gom India
having reached Liverpool on Friday caused the mar
ket to assume very animated appearance, the sales
of the day being about ten thousand bales and the
market closing firm at prices at the sailing of
| the Europa.
The political news is unimportant. There is 4
great STIR IN ocean steam navigation and electric tel
egraphs. The proposed railway from Halifax
through Maine has completely aroused the friends of
! Galway. The directors Of the great Southern and
Western Rail Road are about laying line of teIe-
graph between Galway and Dublin
The Government also appears to be very anxious
In the matter and have had surveys made for ascer
tanning the capability of Galway-al of which nrove
most favorable. The keel of suitable steamer to
run from that station is already laid The papers,
both English and Irish are full of the subject.
The city OF Glasgow steamer has been bought for
the Liverpool and Philadelphia line, and with anotb-
er from the city ofPhladephia will form the nucleus
OF that enterprise
1t Is stated that the Cunard new line of screw
steamers Will run between Glasgow and New
Y FORK.
The war in the Duchies has been renewed with
considerable vigOr. The IIolsteiners thus far bav-
ing the advantage, but without bringing about any
very important result.
A new invention by Mr. Jordan of LIVERPOOL. bv
which he proposes to substitute iron for the wooden
framing OF vessels is attracting good deal of at
tentlon in that city, The inventor has taken out an
American patent.
Dispatches have been received from Sir John
Ross stating that on the 18th of August three Esoui
mauX were found on the ice of Cape York. and on
being questioned, they stated that in the winter Of
1916, two ships were broken by the ice in the direc
tlon OF Cape Dudley Digs, and afterwards burnt by
herce tribe of Natives-that the ships in question
we're not whalers, and that epauettes were worn by
some OF the white men. That part of the crews
drowned that the remainder were some in honses or
tents apart from the natives; that they had guns but
no bllls, and that being in weak and exhausted
condition, they were subsequently killed by the ma
ives with darts or arrows. The paper from which
he above Is copied says, 'tha there is good reason
to believe that the whole story is u gross misconcep
tlon but what those reasons are, are not stated =
The American ships Advance and Rescue, had pen-
erated as far as any squadron, but at the departure
OF the last advices, the Advance had got aground.
but no serious injury was apprehended.
FRANCE.
NJ. Persigny, warm personal friend of the Presi
dent has paid visit to London with. if is said
some political object in view The Corsaire paper
was seized in Pals on Saturday, for publishing an
article rejecting severely upon the President 80
individuals accused of belonging to society having
Tor Its object the restoration of the House of the
Bourbons, have been declared guilty and sentenced
to months Imprisonment. 1t is said that section
! OF the legltlmists will place Gen. Changanier as =
candidate IN opposition to Louis Napoleon at the next
election. Prince de Jonyile seems TO have sunk in
to insignicance
NJ Lagrange, apothecary Mt Paris, has invented
new and most destructive kind of bullet, which ON
striking any object against which NAV be directed
expodes with detonation loud as that of the Gun
from which 1t is fired and produces a most destruc
tive effect 1t Is said that the Presidents MESSAGE
at the re-operng of the Assembly will take stro9o
ground In favor of revision of the Constitution.
DENMARK AND THE DUO HES.
! On the 18th Of August The Hosteners commenced
offensive operations proceeding fiom Rendsburp ON
both sides of the Eyder. They attacked Tonninp.
and the Danes evacuated the place. 1.-THE last ac
counts the Hostelners had surrounded and bombar-
ded MISUNDERSTANDING whole of the neighboring
country by cutting off the Dykes of the Evder have
been thrown under water 1t seems that the IIoIs-
telners cannot push their advantages far unless the
Danes choose to engage IN general battle.
INDIA.
The overland mail had arrived in Lyerpool. The
general news Is wholly unimportant
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Several battalions of Hungarians in the Austrian
army in LOmbardy, have revoIted, and the revolt
was only suppressed by force accompanied with
bloodshed A conspiracy at Milan is also said to
have been discovered. The Hungarian refugees
have received permission to quit the Turkish terTito-
ny when the term oflocation is over Kossuth if i.
said applied to remain in Constantinople
GERMANY
Angry notes continue TO be exchanged bet,veer
Prussia and Austria, and German affairs apnear 70
! be quite as much complicated as at any provions
time Prussia refuses to recognise the Diet at Frank
tort as having authority to interfere in the affairs
Inc RUSSIAN troops are concentrating rapidly ON the
confines OF Cassel Matters in MeckIenburg Schwer-
IN seems to be progressing toward the same dissen-
ton between the Duke and his people. as in Uasso |
Cassel. The constitution sworn TO bv tho CranJ |
Duke of the 10th Oct 1919, has been violated INV
ministerial decree abolishing it altogether and re-
granting TO the obnoxious nobility or Junker their old
privileges and rights. 0'0
The Deputies refused to obey the ILLEGAL act and
appointed the 4th Of September to meet for doI;bor.
alton, previous to which the President of the Char
Der was arrested and sent to prison. The IDENTITIES
nave issued protest against the proceedings ofGoy
eminent.
TERRIBLE AFFRAY AMONG NEcRors IN
! NEW Y DIRK On Sundnv n;obt mill