Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
In Eleven Days and Twelve Hours.
ARRIVED OUT EIGHT HOURS AHEAD
OF THE AMERICA.
NEW YORK. Sent.

NEW YORK, sept. L.
The steamer tIantic, Capt West, arrived this MORN
ing at half past O'Clock She brings about one hun.
died and sixty passengers, and four days later neli-
gence from all parts of Europe. The Atlantic has made
the most remarkable trip record. She left this port
Tor Liverpool on the 9th inst, arrived out the l7th,
discharged cargo and landed mails and passengers left
again at O'Clock p. NJ the 10th, and arrived her
dock, Canada street, half past o'c ock, Sept LIST,
having been absent from New York but twenty-five days
seventeen hours.
The America, from Boston, arrived at Liverpool at
II A. NJ on the 17h eight hours after the Atlantic
1t will be remembered they left Boston and New York
| respectively at the same hour on the 9th.
Cotton at Liverpool, closed firm, and in some cases,
at Is advance. The trade taking freely and the
sales averaged 5000 bales per day; Monday, they
were oOO0, OF which 1000 were speculation and ex-
port.
Trade in the manufacturing districts, presented no
new feature. Ali branches of trade present a continue
ance ofaetivy.
The wool sales at London, were well attended and
closed at higher prices.
Flour, during the past fortnight declined sxpence to
one shilling. Wheat also lower. Indian corn un-
changed Consols closed at Sc 3S for money, and SO
IS SO liz for account. The English funds had de-
clined l.S at London. American stocks unchanged
The political news is quite unimportant.
ENGLAND. The number of visitors to the Exhibi-
ton, on the 18th, was $1,000. The Commissioners
have decided to close the building on Saturday, Oct.
I1tn' Oh tne l0n, the commissioners will meet to
ceve the reports of the several uries when an attend
ance of the exhibitors, local Commissioners and Others
is requested AT the close of their proceedings leave
will be given exhibitors TO their goods. The
reports OF the uries and the names of those receiving
prizes, are to be published in the London Gazette.
The challenge Of the yacht America remains unac-
cepted
The reports Of the potato in Ireland indicate no
farther extension of the blight The Irish Roman Cath.
oc priests have indicated their determination to set at
naugh the prohibition and penalties Of the eccIesiasti-
cal title bill. Drs. Cullen and MctIaIe have issued let
ters in open determinations, showing that The Catholic
hierarchy is not dead, Notwithstanding the recent act
OF Parliament. An aggregate meeting of the Roman
Catholics is about to be held, which promises to fur
nlsh abundant vituperaon and defiance of the govern
ment.
FRANCE.-The "E,enenent' contains an address
from upwards of6ty English journals, to Charles Hugo
on the occasion of his imprisonment for an article
against the punishment of DEATH They express in
strong language, the sympathy they feel for his position
The grain crops of France will all be gathered in
lew days. The quality is SUPERIOR but the quantity is
not so large as the previous crop
PRUssIA.-A meeting is TO take place between
the King of Prussia and the Emperor of Ausria-l
There Is also to be meeting in September, between
the monarchs ofRussia, Prussia, and Austria
INDIA AND CHINA.-The overland mail reached
London ON the 18th. An instruction in China, ap-
pears to be gaining ground, though little is known re-
garding its real objects.