Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-02


NEw 3oRK, Dec. 1.-The steam ship Fulton,
from Havre Nov. 18th, and Southampton
Nov. 18th. arrived shortly after clock this
afternoon. She brings S219,O in specie, in
Guiding $4,000 to K. Bangs 4 Son, Boston,
and 1925 to S. q. Mason. Providence.
The London papers are full of the details of
the Indian intelligence, but they contain
nothing later
5. Artucci, late minister off justice in France,
was buried at Paris with great ceremony, at
the public expense. He is succeeded BY NJ.
DeRoger.
Eight of the Belgrade conspiratators had
been sentenced to death, and two to banish-
ment for life.
The Divan of Jatsy had voted that all citi-
zens are equal in the eye of the law also,
the abolition of all classes and privileges, and
the liberty of public worship.
The king of Belgium had dissolved the
Chamber of Representatives. The elections
are to come of December 10th. The Senate
and Chamber of Representatives are convoked
for the 10Th of December.
Omar Paeha had left for Bagdad withea
small body of troops, to ensure a route along
the Euphrates, which had been abandoned for
a century, owing to Arab depredations.
Accounts from Wallachia represent the
democratic party to be pursuing a course like
ly to throw serious impeachment in the way of
the union OF the municipalities. They aim at
having the choice of a sovereign referred TO the
national votes, and talk of sending a deputa-
ton to the conference of Paris.
A conspiracy was said to have been dscov-
cred among the absolutsts party in Catalonia.
The elections in Piedmont had resulted in
the return of a majority of Liberals. At
Turin the Governor had an immense majority.
Upwards of 400 persons, implicated in con-
splracy had been arrested in Naples on
single night.
The Espana OF Madrid says that MIR. Dodge,
the American minister hes resigned, but en-
tireIy on account Of the health of his family,
and private considerations.
Augustus Stafford, M. p, died suddenly at
Dublin, on the 10th.
The financial intelligence by the Fulton
has been mainly anticipated via Cape Race.
The Times city article of Saturday evening,
says the panic is subsiding and the funds
closed at a further advance of IL per cent.
After regular hours there was a further i'm
provement-the latest bargains for the &C.
count being at 80 to 80 l-S. The rates for
short loans on Government security, in the
stock exchange today, was s per cent. at the
bank, land in the discount market the demand,
though extremely heavy, showed diminu-
ton. The excess of credit notes beyond the
prescribed 100000, was last night 1870 600,
and today it is believed TO have been further
increased. An act of indemnity will have to
be obtained from Parliament.
The same authority, on Monday evening,
expresses satisfaction at the intended sur
mounting of Parliament.
The funds opened at the opening price of
Saturday, but some large sales by the bank
ers subsequently caused depression. On the
whole, however, the market exhibits extraor-
binary frmness. The price at the official
close for money was 50 s SO IL, and after
hours SO IL SO SIS. The rate for short
loans for government securities was a 10 per
cent.
The Times city article of Wednesday eve.
ming says the funds opened this morning at
the prices of last evening, but improved on
the report that the Bank of France was about
to extend its circulation. The closing rate
was SO So SIS for money, and 80 for 7th
December; loans on government securities, s
10 per cent. The demand for discount at
the bank continues on en- extraordinary scale,
and the infringement of the act of 1854 is be-
lieved to have been already carried to a rather
wide extent.
Business was done on Tuesday in Illinois
Central shares at IL IL Pennsylvania Cen
trail I'd mortgage bonds, 81 IL.
Foreign Markets.
Flour very dull at decline OF Is Is Cd Wheat dull
at decline Of Sd Al, a1d some forced sales Cd de-
cline Corn duh at Cd Is lower Provisions yery dun
Lard heavy and quotations nominal SOS.