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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-08

us f 4 RMS FOA SALE.-E. Il. ABBOTT
kYE CO. have several very desirable Farms for sale
~ cheap, situated in various sections of the county
and varying in price Fl m 5000 to 5000
N b. They will also exchange them for other Real Es-
tate in the city adoi7ng towns. For further parcu-
lars, inquire at ABBOTT g. cos Real Estate Office
l Fl3rgs Building. dte mar2
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FNNO DO GOOD q 10 COMMUNICATES
H FORGET NOT!

BOOKS to send abroad on tie Christian errand
apo GOOD!''
Channings Works, and Chanuinps Memoirs We are
prepared furnish these books suc low rates as to in
duce the benevolent to circulate them Please call and
see for yourselves, at
T. BAKER & co.'s, Is4 Main street.
30
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NOV IS TIE TIME TO PURCHASE

ENOUGH PR EPARATIONS.-A Cherry
y, Pectoralj Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry; s. O.
Richardson's Pecoral Basam; Buchan's Hungarian Bal
sam; ordways Cough pesroyer; Graefenberg Consump-
i've Balm Poland's Cough Doctor; Schencks Pulmouic
Syfup hennedys Pumonc Sy up; DR.. Rogerss Syrup OF
Blaekman's Basam; Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixr
Dr. 6oddards Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup Bryans Pull
monte Wafelsi Devines Pitch .Lozenges; Locock's Pul
enges Sherman's Cough Lozenges Browns Troches
Bushs Cough Cure Lozenges Pastiles de IA is; Bisss
Cod Liver Oil Candy; Moore's Essence Of Life &c Aof
the ABOVE Cough Preparations sold wholesale or re-
tail by } Q HILL, Apothecary, 229 Main street nearly
opposite the Worcester House.
All persons from the country ordering by mail or other
will have their vanE rltyo
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7.So NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-nR. 10 10
wARp WILLIAMS, retired physician Mn n.,ot w.
hat has proved ar yess q
numerous persons s.S S Ss' Nervous ds .
sunetins WI ne means Of cure, and viii send ree ~
%a hsre N receiving aleer post paid ssTaTy a
t..i,a,,,ns. Direct to DIR. EDWAkh nIAs Y.
ieb10 is1m No oV FUTON s'leesi D-e--
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- NORWICH & WORCESTER

WORCESTER HOU Sc. The Pro-
Lr1-ng prator would respectfully to The pub
k4s,, lie thar he has taken the above House aud has
BiIkIsH thoroughly renovated and uri he'd in neat,
EEzAA u able, and comfortable style. and is now
r,aI % wait upon all persons who may favor him with
call A. W. BUGBEB.
leb3 DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-08

..o,-.,. DENTIST KY. The subscribers
~ y:ess-s have associated themselves in business
~ FPYTe at the old stand, 206 Main street where,
~A~s,'s',e ~ys'itrstry, in all its branches, will
be attended to- promptly, and in an approved
0. Ii BLOOD.
Worcester, Feb. 20, 1866 J. CHILDs
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RINLAYORIAG EXTRACTS the
a quality, and from different manufactures, 4
by j z. Hill, Apothec Try, 229 Main strestLL,
"oiees'sl house' Jrcester
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KIDDER,S GAs REG non.

The difference in consumption Nth and WITHOUT it,
Reading Room, weeks. ..........,$l6 90
Empire Ri lizard Room 81 weeks. -. 5 90
States do do O. do, -. II 40
will put up Regulators for all who WISH In Worcester
during he current year and in due time will pay proper
attentionto all stories circulated to It's discredit
WILLIAM D. EARLE.
Feh I'd 1sbb ar t-h6
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- : BEA UTlFUL RESIDENCE FOR
5& siLE-Ab ut Il miles from the City Hall, sit
uated on Plantation street, consisting Of a new
House and good Barn. with 81 of choice land and
under excellent cultivation. For further particulars in
quire at d d. ABBOTT y cos Real Estate Oai,e No
Flagg's Building. diff marc
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DrD GOODS.
BRITISH DE LANES

Avery handsome assortment, in New Styles and Spring
Colorings, for sale at
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NpASS ETT. FAIR BA 4 AS, OU'
hn DEALERS IN -
pETNTs OTIS WINDOW GLASS, & BEST FAMILY
ROCERIBS.
good assortment on hand, with will he sold as cheap
nc e1sSa7bara No 81 Washington Squaro,
10 re ar Worceste Mass.
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g. HOUSES FOR SALE.-E g. ABBOTT
;!5 GO have en- hand aud for sale or exchange sew
@ eral finely located and desirable Houses in din T.
n parts Of the city, varying in price from $1,000 to $4,000
either and all OF which hey will dispose Of on most desira
Die terms to the purchaser For further information an
ply a. T. Il. ABBOTT & CO.'S Real Estate Office, No
rags balulhg, worcester. diff mar2
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DIPLOMATIC MATTERS.

The Berlin correspondent OF the Agsbury Gazette says:
The Pruseian Cabinet has recently replied to Count
Buos circular TO the effect that Prussia is dsinclined 10
make any change in her policy In regard TO the Eastern
question, because she is unable 70 what practical
guarantee the often mentioned four points afford for
Its settlement; fur thci that Prussia cannot consent TO
bind herself 10 these four points, while the parties pn
cpsly concerned to the right Of going
beyond them. Finally Prussa repeats the decision or
the Germanc Bund, mad last December acknowledging
the suitabeness Of the proposed conditions Of peace
without however, pedging itself to maintain them.
From the ab We II IL evident that Prussia and the
Germanc federation stand precisely they did twelve
months ago.
The Austrian papers make complaint that the assist
lent by the Western Towers 20 the Sultan is fast
changing into the occupation Of Turkey.
The correspondent Of the London Times in Paris writes
after comparatively long period Of silence respecting
Austria &c The Austrian policy such that it is again
stated in high quarters that the French has
reason to be satisfied with that Power"
in reply TO Austrian renonstrances, Great Britain is
aid to have stated that the question Of nationality win
not be introduced into the present crisis and that the
depot IL the Italian recruits now az Novara will be
removed farther from the Austrian frontier.
Berlin letter says that Count Nosselode had address,
&C another letter TO the Russian Ambassador In which
he says the Gar is willing to make honorable terms Of
peace
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Port of New York, September II, 1855.

CLEARED.
CID 10Th ship not shr as prated yesterday yicksburg Cot
Bark August 4 Emma Qr, Kohcr, Rot,erdam-w F
Bark zcrhyr tuew clipper, Lane Observation-Disclosures
Park 1ss Fish, Wolfe 81 Marls-Brodlc Pcties
Baik karramissie, Lancaster Mobile-Eagle 4 Hazard;
brig N Lowell, Hunay, Cape Haytien-Thompson L Hun
brig Restaurador DAM, Jensen, Humacoa-Noller 4
Brig Workman, Sheffield, Trnldad-II proolnan Co.
s s Sabine @ Grad FSgS sTJ wTsSy
sch Thos Iolcomb Gosler sayannal scranton Taiman
s ls aSSss Ted Holmes
STss%% Enf as,s
sSr smeIcas vsnde1s EXTRAORDINARY rg Sp seS
scS S hs"riea % no't sa;h@s sea sn''"
schr Brooks, Gardner, Nowport-Mas.er
soop Jane, Clark, Fan River-Aaser.
Steamship Araso Lines iavre va Cowes Aug 20 passed The
Me9aes midnight o. same date with mdse and passcnger- %
winds he brings the u.ual mails 2l passengers aud io5
si s.nss 1s sns % fS ahaas SANDING @
& os% ss S " VT % l L1 IA e Am
d EXCHANGED signals with ship bound & showing Mary
re i5s cI Ssssss S' ssna s@ Md
SAW is@s S%cTS rsGdsf leA snSs a. " lon 80
r ss' sn Alabama sHtp % savaPna 80 hour With
soSh 9 d iia,erss EXCLAIMED signals win sil Nash
hence for Savannah "'
steamship Marion Foster Charleston IS hours with mde
and yassenrers 70 spoaord Tueston Co. on Sunday at
81 IN Cape Haueras light bearing by ~ exchan gcd siq
nal with Steamship Nashville hence for Charleston al lO,
iN % miles North Of IIaeas exchange signals with steam
H. Up Florida hence for Savannah.
bark Clara Williams, 0n,sled, Havana, 10 days. with
ears, &C. to King A 90.
Brig Nancy, Conkn Seville Spain, p days. with lquorice
oil, &C. 10 Aeuirre Galway.
brig Coquee (rr Pessia ST Paul NJ 10 days, with FISH,
20 A Rossire A Co,
Ine Albion cooper OF Portland Smith, Now Orleans 2
ds, with ndse. Durham Dinon. Ang a. lat lon 70
y mes bsron q LONDON ADD William Jesg II salem sea.
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As ssis s: s,s Md Nd. g O. s. ycaA sns sss
:. scar IN B ns e Ysr..s os.sa I.s ss rs
s S.; d dsss'ss S 49, 49, xs::s
Schr Paragon, Williams. Ocrnooke 10 dsys
schr Arctic, Richei. Alexandria, days.
Schr Ann d. Oliver, AlexAndrfA, 8 daya
Schr Neptune's BRIDE, 0ueu. naluufrU
Schr John Roe, Hammond. Baittnnore, 1syu
sehr Geo Fisher. Fcnnn PhLnAcipkfs a. Drxsv
Schr Gen Taylor. -. Philadeipha ~ Nee uaven
Bchr Jas Hendrckson. Ph0Adeiphka fpr 0ev Usvs4e
Gchr McCloskey. Arnold PkiiA1elpAis fpr NarS,rt
s0!r STAG, - Gardner, Ne, y dsyy.
Schr Frances Newton Harrin. rrankfor-. day.
Schr Alfred Hall, Coe. Portland, O.
Schr Native, Mead 0rccnwich. O.
Schr w Brown, Bourne. Albany for New Bedford
Schr Preston Cook Roo1oui for Prcvnreso~n
Schr VIM Harry Godfrey, RonAcut for New MAJ
Of Aug 81. when opposite Poughkeepsle.
large schooner not known, bound 70 Provdencs wh
and carried lArboard fore buwArs sn1
gng also broke tho small bower anchor snt nsiax2A
with much other damage from Leakage, Ae.
Steamer Locust Point LnrA Yrcsch Ne
Propeller Western Port, Berry Portland. Me-
BkdOW.
The ship Chas Cooper from Mobile Tor Europe win
sick OF yellow fever. win put Into this Tor medical assist
She spoken the llh nr by sicamsug Banress
Capt Morrcn, 50 miles SSE Of SANDY hook
Aso brig -, OF Boston. from " John NIB
Bark Texas sailed 10Th for Melbourne, NOD Ban rranseo
Ship Fejuea. Bahia.
wind-At sunrise, N: meridian calm sans~t q.
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Interesting WiiI Casc.
SUPREME CoUgT-SPECIAL TERM.


slit. f0--lokn r. Bsts7ndn Admiai1rcl9r rs the Peo.
RI Ct the STAT Of Neio Fork, Mary Bousor and ohers
MITCHELL, r. J.-willam Barthrop was q phyeician resd
Nc in tie village Of Kinderhook and had acquired large
estate, amounting to about 1880 lie died in tina
village IN October, 1855 having first made his win and
codc thereto in due orm of law the viii dated in octo.
ber 1857 the codici in October 1893 few days be.
fore his death lie left widow but descendant aud
heir capable Of inhoritng his real estate his sister,
Mary Rorsor and her children survived him. they
residents OF England alien to this country. lie male
II ocis provision for his widow and tor these relatives,
Whether liberal not l. mmaseria to Tie only ques ions
hee which arep hat his viii and Il be legally
carried out tn thai lie did provide for them Is of
Importance shoNing how far he intended his bounty
be excluded TO them, and what should DO it, limits
1ercat otjcct az bis viii and Of two oil the -four cod
ellis 20 H. devote his fesduay estate (bcng BY far
tie larger part Of his prorcry) 20 charitable He
clanetd h purposes 20 the oceiics which should be
tie elmo ncrs &: his bounty bat Kept steadily in view the
d. IGN that some charitable societies should carry out
lib object The 6rst codiCi directed The establishment
OF mary for INDECENT sick and lame the last o
a. a the WI e the tcstsor IN tits respect bat will
ard co0i,a 81, rep referring ~ the residue show the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12
THE NEWS By THE AFRICA.

The royal mail steamship Africa, Capt. Harriscn
rived 81 Halifax at early hour yesterday morning Her
aaes from Liverpool the 1st ins,ant-one week
1ater THIN those reoevcd by the Atlantic The A. reports
6eptembcr g. F. M in lat So o. Ion IA 81 exchanged
signals with the bark Brcna bound north September 9th
tat. 40 co. Ion So g. at 20 r ~, exchanged signals
with the British ship Mon real, bound west.
The Africa win be due al Boston this afternoon that
Der mails should reach New York 10 night.
The week had productive Of event Of moment,
and ii. attitude Of the belligerents entirely
charged.
Interesting details Of the battle Of Tcastr Bridge,
the Tchernays, and the official accounts OF the allied
commandcrs hau been received
They do not alter the compile sicn OF the affair and
claim that Il was decided victory for the allies.
Another Russian attack upon the allied lines the
Cemetery looked for and preparations being
made 10 resist it,
II IA definitely announced that Omer Pasha Is to lake
Command Of the forces in Asia forthwith.
There Is nothing Of Importance from the Baltic, OF IN
regard to the state of affairs Of Ksrs
she London papers have soothing editorial the sub
ect Of the intelligence confirming the recent collision Of
the Russians with The Khan OF Ahvs and epue Of the
latter.
The Liverpool cotton msrkc, had not varied since the
departure Of the Atlantic although prices were somewhat
sitter. The weeks business amounted TO 81 900 bales
Of which spectators TOOK but a small proportion.
The market for breadstuffs had been dull bat rtboo,
change in rates, except for corn which according TO
Brown ship,cy 4 Co.'S circular, was Is per quarter
lower other authorities however A variance with
tha and speak OF an sctve business A. rather higher
rates
The weather had been quite favorable tor agricultural
purposes,
In provisions there had been little or 10 change \
slight advance had taken place in lard.
The London money market slightly easier
The closing quotations for consols was e1
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FfUm TIE W0N6rhAmpton Chr0ncle.J
sect nd attempt at demonstration In favor OF the
Maine Law for this country was made Tuesday at
Dudley In the old Town-han. When the doors were
opened tremendous rush made upon tho stairs and
tie hall instantly crowded in every The fol-
lowing gentlemen announced TO attend and address
the meeting deputation from the General Council Of
the United Kingdom Alliance IS Pore, Esq. Manches-
ter; Eowley Esq, Gloucester and MIR. Murphy Of Biz
mir ghsmtle chair to be taken by Mr.. William wggen-
ton, architect The confusion and uproar from begin
ming 20 end were very great After singing, believing
shouting &c. had prevailed for a long time the seats
and forms broken up windows smashed gas lamps
torn down and broken the lights partially extnguished
the doors forced from The hinges &c Finally at
the far end Of the commenced holding opposition
meeting on their account All this as may be ex-
pcced led 10 the breakngu Of the original meeting with
slogle speaker having been heard the Maine law
gentlemen retiring through the crowd best they could
t. the house one of their Dudley friends and sdherens
No personal injury sustained, and none, II would
seem, intended, ~, though the uproar great,
and doubt very cscedtable all done in tolera
bic GOOD huunor.
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THE RhTTIC.

the allied 1ects have retired from before Crons,adt
aid lave taen up another position despatch stating
that gun boats returning home led 10 the belief
that the campaign had closed but if appears that
sixteen ships gun beats returning those which
have been disabled
The ondon 7iaaes contains editorial article couched
in very language, the noneecveness Of the
feet and says tina. "Neson and Colngwood must blush
in their grayes.r
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Ship Mechanics Own. New bedford has been pur
chased by New York house for about exi.co0.
LLUNcHEpAt New Bedford 10th Inst, by Me~rr~ stephen
Andrews Go, beautiful bark Of 80 csllce the Marion
owned by WIN Rowland Esq, q New neafsra ssd . "
fred q Davis late Of bark Trcpsc Bri, of kBedfprt
Messrs Matthews Hashow Co. South Dartmouth uochei
on the 1lth fine bark of about 30 called the t1o
Cowdn, owned BY Messrs Turker cuunags o. south Dart
mouth and 10 10 be employed In the whale b>ery
der command OF Capt Thos Bailey. late II The Tuckrf
AT Essex Mass on the lth Mr. Jas MKenze 70 isench
beautiful bark OF 400 TONS owned 10 Boston ~nicd
for the freghting business
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ASIA,

Croer Pasta definitely takes tnrnand in Asia, and
would leave on the s1st for Trebizondc.
Csman iacha has command Ct the second division and
the troops will be conveyed in English steamers to Treb
2ond.
We have no reliable intelligence from Kara or Erzc
The Russians have rc-estatlshed communications be-
tween Ccniichi and Arabat.
Several new Russian ships to be built this winter
NJ NcoIac
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Passengers by ti,c Steamship Africa.

Schcnley lady, children govcrness and six ser.
yana; Miss Whitehead, Mrs Brooks Mr. Cough and lady,
MAJOR Copnger lady ard infant; As'or Jr lady child and
two scrvsns Mr. Lowell LADY and daughter Faham and
lady Mr. Adds and lady Rev Mr. Geddcs and lady Taylor
and lady, Miss McNab, Miss Quincy Mrs Pierce u Iron.
eide and LADY sir Allan Men and servant Stark
bearer OF dispatches Mrs Taylor Mr. Osborne lady Mira
Patterson 1Aos Smith nnd lady, Mr. Lane and lady Lane
Mrs Thomas Wigey Mr. smfe and lady, Mrs Earle Elser
and lady, Mrs Farley and two children Bailey Miss
Simpson, Master Simpson, Master @ Martin Mrs Smith Miss
Bale, Mr. Coburn Masier ONeil Messrs Brownee Goding
sdabach Conley, Renshaw Ings Samuel Denniso Dudley
Sloeum Kupper Morrison Sargent, Parker Kuchahcr
Pierce, Morrison Chns Morrison, Siingicu Coolidge
Tucker Flizsimmons Pierce Black paiand, Seal Car,
SON. Powell, Lee, Bursall Fail, Fail Bond Dubuclet
Chadhurne, Thomas, Silver, II Thomas, Muir BALDWIN
sewell Belward Wilson Macarland Mact;reggor Crockett
Farnun. Stone, 1Iusiage, Peck Hobbs screver Thomas
screyer Gnlai Clarke Hubert streton Strain, Tell, Ham
mond fmerx Unborn shue Alexander, Gau Murose vii
Duin nhon Stevens, Hamilton, Gay Radcliffe, Sharpe
CornN all Bryan Nevns Roberts Macdonald Buchan Rus,
SELL Horton, Hoiges, Macpherson Mach Low. Tnye bod.
SON Keenan,, SGicllfie, Davis, simpson Barrow.
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arr from New York nth Wan, at Bremen; 2sh Oman at
Hamburg Ross al Hull; 10Th Cora Lynn Ia the Clyde; 3s
Hill, at Lisbon.
Arr from Baltimore 18th hdolphine ut Tcxel
Arr from Wilmington 18th Esther, at Iiverpool
Arr from Mobile 2sh General Dunop sultan NJ Ilvernoo
Arr from Aralschcoa Slsl Windsor Castle liverpool
Arr from New Orleans 9Th Carver. Bordeaux 2h As
teron Col Cuts Mary Fnle NJ Liverpool Fanny Fosdlck al
Antwerp: 18Th fides, on Dover. Goibenhurg nj Hayre
SD Tor New York xh Aniolelte from Rotterdam Brews
ter, from Cardiff h, Ga,na, from Shields: Manhattan
Cwego; 3l Empire Progress Underwater from Iyerpoc
SD for Boeton ~ b Geo Peabody from Liverpool.
Sid for Baltimore goth Helen Mailer from liverpool
"a for savannah 2ith sweet, from Liverpool
Sid for Virginia sla inyircihlc, from Iiue pool
Sid for Mobile 2a,h Geo Washington, from fiverpool
Sid for New Orleans 3ls Wizard, from liverpool
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MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.

oMER PAsHA's OPINION or THE ALLIED GENERALS.
letter from Constannoplc, under date Of the Goth
ut says council held the 18th, AZ which
ministerial changes decided.
Lord Stratiord had gone TO the Crmea. The Duke Of
Newcastle had been sick in camp but was recovering.
The Nord Russian Journal says:-Cmer Fasha freely
expressed himself at consantinople that the allied
rnanderr-especialy General peissier--were humbugs
and that he should twice have lost his army II he had
followed their advice.
Belts The engineer, vrea that the Balakava railway
Is in condition 10 stand the winter.
Abd-el-badr had arrived at Constantnope.
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RUSSIAN LOSSES AT sWEABORC.

Private letters state that tie loss Of the Russians in
Sweaborg not less than 1000 men. The Russian
paper Nord says that the loss only so killed and that
1890 guns still remain in position and that the batteries
are wholly uniniured.
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

The London money market slightly easier The
bullion in the Bank of England had decreased to the
extent Of ESQ 900. Consols for money and account
quoted at 81 Ok Dollars sold OF IS. "a.
Is. I'd. Bar silver IS. 1ysd. Doubloons 75s. Cd.
Eagles los. I'D.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Mesrs. Barring Bros say that the market was steady
and prices unchanged. Mcssrs. Bell Co. quote fol-
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4 II II w A n .

HElAAAc OE LIE BATTLE ON InE
TCHERNAYA.
The papers contain many interesting details OF the
ben, battle Of Trsktr bridge, tie Tohernsys but
hsv incdents
Ce.-Ya, sirnpson and Pessier both furnish reports
. ; say thc Bussan attack deliberate eIor, 60
g 80. y = 4 ses.s:ofo., an : - a.sssRs Aal sae
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India and China.

FORMIDABLE RESURRECTION IN BENGAL.
We have dates from Bombay to July 80. The ntel
gence from India Is important formidable instruction
had broken out in the centre of Bengal The insurgents
bal Hills bold and hardy race. They number from
thirty to fifty thousand men, acting In Eve parties and
armed with axes, poisoned arrows, and few fire
arms. They have spread over the country q hundred
miles in extent destroying everything European and
pretend that they led by their god in person The
few Europeans have entrenched themselves until assist
shall arrive The instruction little autic
pated that there were not thousand troops within
hundred and fifty miles
Persia is quiet
Shspghae advices to June %. Quetness was pre-
vaiDg there and at Canton. Food was plentiful Com
munication with the interior had been partially
opened. An butchcry had been pepetrated at
canton-onc thousand we're beheaded for sympathizng
with the rebels The insurgents losing ground In
tho North,
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Austria.
u rumored that a new loan Of two hundred million
forms Is about to be raised to repay the Vienna Bank ad
vances.
The Austrian Lloyds undertakes to open steam commu
nication between Trieste North African ports Spain and
Portugal.
The Austrian engineers officially report favoraby
the proposed ship canal from the Danube to the Black
Sea.
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The King Of Denmark s visiting the King of Sweden.
question Of the Sound dues continues to perplex
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Greece.
The currant crop Of Sephaona very declent-prices
opened at Sis.
Accounts from Athens to the oath state that the minis
terlal crisis unchanged.
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Tie export Of bresdstus 4 prohibited from The Roman
STATES
In Naples Tho political femort coniinaes Many ar
reals Lave vten usoe,
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national shilling subscription Is proposed to be rails
ca for testimonial 10 Admiral Charles Napier
Fat Of bankruptcy has been issued against Ed
ward Oliver
Five hundred ghlandcr had embarked board Of the
steamer Ilansa at liverpool Tor Malta. On board the
Grea. Britain cavalry about TO embark.
The export Of iron North Of nunkirk Is prohibited and
O bond Is required whenever exported.
The potato harvest In Ireland Is favorable the whole
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spain.
Committee appointed considering the tariff CUES.
tion.
Foreigners exempted from the forced loan, but are
invited 70 contribute TO II.
fatis iumof u mat may EXPECT from day TO day
e hear Of the involuntary abdlcaton Of Queen iabes
and Of important events 10 Spain.
The Duke q honlenser i openly eg,a,-g.
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ruiress prevails In political Affairs.
The Austrian Arehduke Macmillan has arrived at
Toulcn.
Tie Kings OF Sardinia Wurtemberg and Bavaria, arc
txftcted Iy The Emperor.
he crops throughout France are satisfactory.
The harvest In Algeria Is excellent.