Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-06
LATER FROM EUROPE,
STEAMSHIP HUMBOLDT.
ON BOARD THE


The q. S. NJ. steamship Humboldt, Capt Lines,
from Havre, Nov. 20, and Cowes, midnight, same
day, arrived at New York at l O'Clock Friday
morning.
The Humboldt has had very rough homeward
voyage having had contend with violent westerly
gales and rough head seas the mcst of the passage.
She brings fair freight and good number of pas
sengers for the season.
Among them the distinguished Hungarian
exies and PATRIOTS Governor KOSSUTH and
suite, aud the celebrated Lola Monies, Countess o.
Laadsledt, who comes on professional tour.
Gov. Kossuth landed at Quarantine, and Is the
guest Of D. Doane.
The King of Hanover died on Monday, Nov. IT.
He was so years of age
Kossuth is accompanied by Madame Kossuth and
by NJ. and Madame Pnlzaki, together with his aid
DC camp and secretarles-in all I3 persons.
As the Humboldt came up the Bay, Kossuth was
saiated by the discharge of 81 guns. which was re-
tHyned on the part of the steamer.
On his arrival at Staten Island large number
OF the people, Notwithstanding the lateness of the
aour, rushed down TO the dock 10 welcome him.
DIR. Doane, the Health Officer at Quarantine ad.
dressed the noble guest, 10 which the latter replied
in a brief and appropriate manner. His fellow
countiymen who have been for some time awaiting
his arrival in This city, citizen sodiery, and the
others present seemed perfectly frantic with JOY,
and made the neighboring shores re-echo with their
shouts of admin alton and delight.
Fearful earthquakes had taken place along the
Albanian and Dalmaiial coast
Cotton has advanced l-l6 l-2 with an average
daily sales Of 1000 bales. Wheat is l I'd higher.
Flour Cd.
Money was easy and plentiful. In London the
t1nt,Hc II -. Al
from the quantity of capital seeking investments
further advance is looked for
he overland mail arrived in London on the 18th.
The news is generally unmportant. Several ALer.
ican ships had been lost in the Eastern Archiuelago
Commercial matters IN Calcutta were in a very
unsettled and unsatisfactory condition. Business in
China was improving. revolution has broken GU
in Morocco, at place called Inflat, headed by tn
nephew Of the present Emperor, who has called up
ON the people OF the Empire TO assist him in de
throning Adder Hamar, whom he denounces as
usurper OF the throne
As kossnth left the ship, he was saIuted by dis
charge OF guns from the ship, which were answered
by another volIey from the shore The roar of artil
lery awakened the people of the island, and the
thronged to the wharf in great numbers to greet him
upon his arrival.
There was an entertainment on board on Wednes
day, at which Kossuth and Hungary were toasted
but the great Apostle Of Freedom did not make an
and left the cabin without speaking word. II
kept very much retired during the passage, and wa
regarded as reserved in his manners.
He has been SICK almost ever since he left Eng
land and this may partly account for it, but resery
with strangers is, we believe, part of his charac
ter. There is no hauteur in his appearance no
GOODNESS IN his manners, but great dignity. He wa
free and friendly with all who came IN contact viii
| ENGLAND.-Thea average stock of bullion he'll
by the Bank of England during the month endin
the LIST of November, was about seventy-fye mil
lions of dollars
The London papers publish fresh details of tn
extraordinary gold news from Australia wher
the richness of The aurIferous soil is said TO ex
coed anything yet heard of in California. TIL
accounts received from Sydney, relative to tn
| extent and probable productiveness of the Austria
| Ian mines, are such as to lead to the belief tina
| gold iii immense and almost inexhausble quaint
ties exists.
FRANCE.-Accounts from Paris are of an ex
citing character. The most stormy debate eve
| known, even in French Parliamentary annals
had taken place in the Legislative Assembly, up
on the proposition of the question for appointin
an armed force for the protection of the Assembl,
The project, if carried, would have had the eli
feet of exciting civil war, nasmuch as the Legs
latiye would have arrayed against the Executiv,
powers, military force, and collision mus
have resulted, the end of which no one coul
foresee.
The measure was however rejected by ma
Jority of l0S, and thus Louis Napoleon and hi
Ministry completely triumphed
Napoleon appears to be gradually but frmI
consolidating his power, and the Assembly as rap
idly losing ground.