Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05
LATER FROM EUR0P e.
Arrival of the Atlantic.

~ NEW YORK, Oct 2
The steamer Atlantic left Liverpool quarter to
,hree O'Clock on the 22d ut. and arrived az New
York A little before eight O'Clock Ibis evening,
ma. inc the massage in ten DAYS and five hours She
brings 100 passengers, among whom Is blshop De
Lancy. -,
4 The market reports indicate no material change,
either in breadsufls, provisions, or couons
ENGLAND.-Pubc attention IS sui occupied
with the Duke of Wellington's death, and WIN inc
honors to be paid to his memory IL is o,nc'a'y "nc
nounced that the obsequies shall be at the cost oil
The nation and will probably be according TO the pro-
qramme of the funeral of Nelson. 1t IS expected
the body will be buried in St. Pauls Cathedral
Lord Derby would, it is thought, be elected with
ont oppostion as Chancellor OF Oxford University,
IN room of the late Duke.
During the night OF Friday, l7th, ship Bhurt-
no,e. which sailed from Liverpool the previous day
for New Orleans went ashore on Long Bank, near
Wexford Island and has since gone TO pieces she
had on hoard So crew aud 4S5 Irish emlgrants, all
of whom were saved excepting five dlowned.
Hon. s. Cunard, in a letter the London Times,
saws his line of steamers are not IN the haoit oil
! racing across the Atlantic.
BIRMINGHAM-Th iron masters had deermin-
ed Ia make an advance on LIST October OF ~ shli-
ngs pei ton the prices OF finished lron equal 10
Is per cent. 1t is thought by many that the advance
will not rest at 20 shings, as several houses have
refused to accept orders for some descriptions at
that rate. The advance in iron has caused Cor
responding increase in all Kinds OF haruware' ana
| Birmingham wares generally
FRANcE.-The Paris journals continue to be
filled with Geographic dispatches, received from the
| Departments, respecting Louis Napoeons progress
in the South, and If may credit these semi on
cal bulletins, his reception has beea very enlhusi-
aslic The variousS towns through which he passed
were decorated with imperial emblems, and the peo-
| pie received him with cries OF ''VIve iEmpereur,
''Vve Napoleon ''Vve lie Sauveur de Ia France, -
sc. The clergy and military sustain prominent
| parts in these demonstrations
| The ten men and Two women who we're arrested
on the Both Of June, for secretly manufacturing can
non or Internal machines, or some other species OF
weapon to slav the President, have been found gull
ty, and were sentenced TO fiae and Imprisonment.
On the 10Th, the Rhine at Shasburg rose IL feet
above high water, in consequence OF heavy rams IN
| Switzerland, Much damage had been done.
SwEDEN.-A letter from Stockholm, of the Sth,
states that there had been tumultuous outbreaks
there for three successive evenings, caused by artl-
ces in the 'Voce of the People, exciting the peo-
pie against the Jews. Numerous arrests had been
made, including the editor Of the paper.
INDIA.-Cacuta papers of Aug TN are at hand.
The chief event of Importance that had occurred at
the seat of war in Burmah, since the departure of
the previous mail, the capture OF the town OF
| Prone, by fleet Of light steamers, under the com
mand of Capt. Tarlton. The river lrrawaddv, be-
low Prone, divides into two branches, the left chan
mel being defended by two strong tortresses and the
right unnavigabIe, except during the rainy season.
Capt, Tarlton having been warned by some friendly
natives that the left channel was deSndedand being
also favored by the food assembled the right branch
of the river, and entered the town without resis
lance, carrying off twenty-eight guns.
CHINA.-Advices from Hong Kong to 23d July
The rebellion in China was exciting more alarm, in
smgents having appeared ia the northern province
Of Honan, which is feature OF the affair
Troops have been sent from Canton to oppose them
One Of the high mandarins had been degraded, al
indication that imperial loices have been Iavorin!
the worst Of il.
AUsrRALIA-Advces have been received il
England from Sydney July list, four weeks later
From the Port Phillip miees the accounts are ia
vorabie. Severe foods had been experienced j
many districts, and communication had been inter
! rupted. The ant,-convict movement is carried OF
with energy.