Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-30
THREE DAYS
LATER FaSOt2 EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Tie steamship Europa arrived at Halifax, Tues
day, at o'clock, A. NJ, from Liverpool with 100
passengers for Boston and II for Halifax
Kossuth continued to be expected but had not ar
rived.
The Mississippi had reached Gibraltar with Kos
suth. His family and the Hungarians who accom-
pany him. formed party of fifty seven persons
The Great Exhibition finally closed on the 18th,
as previously noticed. Prince Albert was present
but not the Queen MANY of the lighter articles had
been removed the second day after the Close
This was prior to the Europas departure, and Lon
don was already wearing dredry aspect The
awards Of the Jurors did give general satsfac-
ton, and in instance the Council and Jury came
into direct collision. The Jury next day awarded
the great medal tor piano fortes to Brentwood s.
Sons The Council reversed this and the jury in
Guiding the most eminent musicians of the day pub
icly protested against the act of Council as an in.
justice TO Messrs. Broadwood. Beyond the closing of
the Crystal Palace, and the breaking up OF the Elk
hibition, aud the dispensation of the medals and
prizes, nothing of interest appears have transpred
since the sailing OF the Pacific, previous to the En-
ropa's departure.
Another accident had occurred on the Birminq.
ham Railway. wheel had broken loose from
passenger train, anda passenger train which 70 low
ed was thrown off the track by striking this wheel
several Cars were thrown down embankment but
no lives were lost
The American Minister, Mr.. Lawrence has Just
completed his tour through Ireland, and returned to
England
The Roman Catholic Defence Association had
held its second great meeting in Dublin, but it was
attended by few persons of nole and resulted in no.
thing more than fresh manifesto.
The resignation of the entire French Ministry,
who were only holding office until their successors
should be appointed, had excited much interest
throughout Europe, and the more sos because the
signaton is understood to imply determination
the part OF the President to restore universal SUI.
rage by repeating the electorate law of May 3lst.
Meantime Paris was perfectly tranquil.
SPAIN.-American prisons from Cnba, TO the
number l26 had arrived to undergo their Of
hard labor in the mines. The Madrid Gazette pub
lshed royal decree, comforting the grand cross of
the royal and military order of San Fernando, the
highest military distinction in Spain, on Lieut. Gen.
Jose de La Concha, Capt. General Of Cuba, as a re-
compense for the distinguished merit he eVinced in
the pursuit and determination of the Pirates who had
invaded the island.
The news from the Cape of Good Hope is most
disheartening.
Various districts had been devastated by the enc
my; several of the Beers intended to join the enemy
In the frontier districts of Somerset and in the
neighborhood of Sudbury, a few miles from the for
mer the Kalirs swarming. The inhabitants
were flying. The sheep were dying in large numbers
Matters were altogether in very dangerous state
and the residents were compelled to ACT on the de-
tensive till receipt of renorcements.
GERMANY--The Ministerial crisis in Austria ia
over-the old Ministers having patched up their dit
ferences continues in office. The emperor left Vi
Tor Gacia on the 11th inst. The government
of Sake Cobourg Gotha has prepared common
constitution for the Duchies of Cobourg and Gotha
which have hitherto been under separate admins
traiions. 1t is stated be liberal as the present
condition of Germany admits, 1t provides that there
duchieswth respect to the succession of the throne
II is stated that the Prince Albert husband Of the
Queen OF England should be called 10 it. He NAV
nominate a Governor in the event Of hin declining TO
fix his residence in the duchy. Ii is further proyi.
ded that if the reigning Duke should ascend for.
egn throne, he shall yacate the throne of the duchy
AUsTRALIA.-The recent accounts from the. Ans.
tralian digg ngs report favoaby of progress Large
quantities Of gold had been found There were al
ready four thousand diggers, notwithstanding the m
| clemency Of the season, which was mid winter The
! Government exacts from each digger thirty shlinps
month, as license fee, each party getting fifteen
1 yards frontage to the watercourse. Carriage from
] Sydney to Bathurst had risen from tree pence 10
| twenty-five pence per ton. All former occupations
were Mt stand still. Goods, stores and provisions
ware doubted in value. Stock keeping interest aar-
| med, and it was necessary to increase the number
and pay oft the constabulary. Gold has been found
at Bondi, also at Wyn, six miles from Sydney, A
great increase of diggers anticipated when the
season opened, and large influx Of emgrans.