Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-24

The steamship Anglo-SaxOn, Capt. Mem asters,
arrived at Quebec Sunday morning, Aug. %.
She left Liverpool at P. M. of the 18th inst.
She came too tar North TO fall in with the tele-
graphic feet, and reports thick weather and con-
slant head-winds Owing to accident on shore
the telegraphic feet did not sail from Valentia
till Friday evening, Aug. 7. The latest report
from Nalentia to the 10th, at 2. M. The
work of laying the cable is going on as satisfac-
tory as its best friends could wish. About 300
miles have been laid, and the depth at which the
cable is now being submerged is miles. The
signals from on board the Niagara are everything
that electrician could desire.
The steamers are heading West with moder-
atey fair breeze, and the cable is running out at
the rate of five miles an hour Messages are
being constantly received
Latest from the Niagara.-All well on board.
Moderate Westerly wind. All are more trustful
of complete success.
The steamship Vanderbilt arrived out on the
I2th-hour not stated-but her mean passage is
given at days and l3 hours
The steamer Atlantic arrived out at midnight
of the 18th.
The steamers City of Washington and North
Star sailed the 18th inst.
The steamer General Williams, in place of the
Chersonese, would sail on the 18th for st. Johns,
N. F., and Portland.
Lord John Russell, from the parliamentary Sc
lect committee, reported that Jews could be ad.
mitted as members of Parliament, under the ex-
listing act for modification of oaths.
Lord Paimerston explained the matter of diff
ferences with France in regard to the Moldavian
elections, and stated that the conference at Os-
borne had decided to annul the elections.
There was good reason to believe that Austria
would concur in the decision, and that the Sultan
would adopt their views, and declare the elections
void.
regard to Indian affairs. Lord Palmerston stat.
ed that thirty thousand troops were to oe sent,
and that active recruiting was going
Dlsraeli said the campaign this year was lost.
The Emperor and Empress of France had re-
turned to Paris,
John Bright had been returned to Parliament
from Birmingham, without opposition.
Shalen had been acquitted of the murder Of
Little at Dublin.
FRANcE.-The news from France is generally
undressing
The journals mainly support the attitude as
sumed by the French ambassador at CONSTANT
nope. ea
A dispatch from Vienna, states that the repre-
s9ntatiyes of France, Russia, Prussia gand Sar-
dina, have announced in precisely similar notes,
their cessation Of diplomatic relations with the
Porte, and their approaching departure from
Constantinople. The Russian ambassador struck
his flag on the 9Th.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says the pending difficulties will be submitted to
conference composed of the representatives
from the various powers.
Later Indian news was momentarily expected
when the Anglo.Saxon left
The schooner Jupiter, under American colors,
was seized in the Blight of Benin, on the 10th #
June, and condemned. She had seventy slavss
on board, and many were awaiting shipment On
the beach.
SPA1N.-Madrid journals state that the gov
eminent had been informed that some of the in
habitants of Cuba had framed project for ssist-
ing hllibusters in coup de main, but no anxiety
was felt as to the result
The rumored suspension of negotiations with
Mexico still lacks confirmation
London, Wednesday Noon.-Consols sold at
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