Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-13
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the steamer Niagara.
Qutck Passage of the Pa America
sui ACKNOWLEDGEMENT conspiracy ia
rH"nce-tarthqual1e in Naples.
NEW YnRK. Sent. IL.

FT"nce-Earthqualke in Naples.
NEW York, Sept IL.
ne British mail steamship Niagara, which sailed
rom Liverpool at noon on the Both ult, arrived al
ller wharf at Jersey City, at O'Clock this afternoon
ohe brings l25 passengers.
| The American steamship Pacific, on her late pas
sage TO Liverpool, was detained 20 hours by running
down schooner. Deducting the time thus lost, her
running tine from New York to Liverpool was only
days, hours and 40 minutes; thus beating the
Baltlc's time from Liverpool TO New York, by near
ly III hours
ENGLAND.-ln the absence of other news, the
English Journals filled with detailed accounts Of
the Queens journey to Scotland. The Queen was
at Edinburgh, Aug. 29th, and stopped at Hollywood
Castle. The people welcomed herebJ thousands.
For some days previous to the sailing of the Mag
ara, the weather was unlavorabe for harvesting op-
efatlons; but the effect of the weather was counter
balanced, IN its influence upon the grain markets, by
the excessive importatons of breadstutis the mpor-
tatIons OF flour at Liverpool aone in the last few
days, having exceeded 100, 600 barrels.
The English papers record the death of Rear Ad-
miral Lord John Hay, who was in command Of the
Warspite when she brought Lord Ashburton to New
ork, on a special mission, in 1912. We have also
an account of the death oil the Duke Ferdinand, of
Sake Coburg, brother of the Duchess of Kent and
the uncle of Prince Albert.
We have, by telegraph from London, a rumor,
founded upon private letter from Naples, that Ba-
rlle, small Neapolitan town, had been swallowed
up by an earthquake. 700 dead bodies are said to
have been taken out ofthe ruins.
A steamer arrived at Hull on Friday, from St Pc
tersburg, with Eos, 900 sterling, in gold.
The great yacht race, between the America and
the Tltana, off on the 2Sth ult. The distance
was 40 miles out and 40 miles home. They started
at Ii O'Clock, and at O'Clock the America hove in
sight on her return distancing her competitor at the
close OF the race, about miles. The contest crea-
ted the greatest excitement, and the victory of the
America appears to have generally established her
claim for superiority over the English yachts.
The London Tunes says: 'eThe yacht America is
all the talk In England She is the subject of gene
raj praise, and bears away aurels from vessels the
construction of which cost thousands of pounds, and
has elected the national pride and personal feeling Of
all Engishmen.''
An invoice of gold dust was delivered in Liver
pool by the Pacific, in 81 days from its shipment at
San Francisco. 1t came to New York via Nicara-
qua.
A gigantic panorama of the Worlds Fair, is said
to be IN preparation in London, by some American
artists, for barnum
Rumors of heavy failures continued TO prevail in
both London and Liverpool, and great anxiety per-
vaded the commercial world.
The accounts from Manchester represent less ac-
tivity than at the sailing ofhe America, the advance
IN yarns and goods having checked operations
The English money market was without any par
ticuar feature, beyond the pressure nseparable rom
the recent heavy failures, and the consequent want
of confidence
Railway shares continued to partake of the gene
raj depression, and indeed in state Of panic
and expecting further decline.
lRELAND.-A public National Soiree was to he
given in Liverpool to commemorate the escape Of
Terence Beliew McManus.
The harvest prospects have greatly improved, so
much so, indeed, that the crop of 1851, says the
Dublin correspondent of the lines, promises to be
one OF the best for many years past
1t is insisted by corresp 1ndenls IN several Irish pa
pers, that the potato disease has appeared extensive
y III that country; butall admit that the supply is mol
likely to be materially affected thereby.
FRANCE.--France remains perfectly tranquil
and the question Of the Presidency is the only sub
ject OF interest under discussion. The Prince de
Jolnvllle has, it is said, placed carte blanche in
the hands of one of his friends, TO be used whenever
he may consider it expedent, TO declare publicly
that the Prince consents to be candidate for the
Presidency.
The Bulletin de Paris says, the arrest at Lyons, Of
the agent of NJ. Cremieux, Zone of the Red kepub-
licans is connected, it is said, with facts of very
serious character His name is Target. and he is
well known in the proceedings of the Red Republic
cans. His arrest took place consequence OF tel
egraphlc communication from Paris
The Spanish papers contain no allusion to Cuban
affairs.
There was a rumor at Vienna, on the 2lst ult
that Russia had despatched sharp note to Consan-
tlnople, warning the Porte not to iberate Kossuth
and his companions, without the consent Of Austria
INDIA AND CHINA.-The disturbances at Cash
mere had been queled, and Ghoab Singh retained
possession of his throne.
The news from China is again rather alarming;
the rebellion in the southern PROVINCES being report
ed to be gaining strength.
IMPORTANT FRoMsHAvAEA.--NeD Orleans, Sep
llh-General Concha has granted IA pardon to three
prisoners Kelly, Haynes and Vanvichen and paid then
passage to New York The Captain-Gen said he
would have pardoned the whole but for the riots at
Orleans the 2lst ut
Capt Plat, OF the U. S. ship Albany interceed lol
the prisoners, but told that bis pIeadngs were
no avail, and that the remainder would be transported
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