Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

SGcre OF IHRH5It0ntS there me he5etS de-
teated d, Three Eagagements.-Tb The G10aiior
Contingent llstinied - Transit Steamers
LoSt->Gaguinary attack on the Jesos at IT,
"is-iSchamy5 Defeated, tie Russians cap
turing important posts.
New YORK, Sept 1.-The steamship Wander
bilt from Liverpool 22d, arrived here this after
noon.
The Vanderbilt brought $50 passengers, and
500, 600 in SPECIE COnsols on the 2lst at 80 3-4
so rs for money, and $50 a 81 for account, and
touching 81 for money after regular hours
LIVERPOOL GoTTON NARKET.-The Brokers' Circular
quo.es very gooi demand throughout the week. and
prices Of the current qualities American had advanced
and 10 pence per pound.
BreadStU6S-Tne Brokers Circular says, that wheat
had with clear sale Flour a sixpsnle per barrel
dearer. Indian Germ slow and rather easier.
PRoU,IoN MARKET.-Beef heavy, and in inferior qaali
ties dccliued 5s. Pork steady. Bacon steady.
IEDIA.-The London Times of the 22d, contains
the following Geographic intelligence from India
via Alexandria
Alexandria, August I4.-Dates from Calcutta
are to the 2lst Of July; Madras to July rs. The
telegraphic news from Suez is meagre and con-
fused.
It is stated that Delhi is not taken, but the date
Of this statement is not given. Gen Barnard is
reported to have died of dysentery.
The news given in the Bombay Times of the
l4th of july by the last mail, respecting the
taking of Cawnpore by the rebels, aud the mas
sacre of the Europeans there, is confirmed The
Simeon and Himalya arrived at Calcutta with
about 1000 of the Chinese forces to proceed at
once up the country. Only 800 more troops we're
expected. Gen Havelock's forces encountered
the rebels, who were beaten on three occasions,
and several guns taken, between Allahabad and
Campore. The latter was taken from Nena Sa-
hiO, whom Ha7elock is following up to Bittor,
ten miles from Cawnpore.
Sir Henry Lawrence died nf n wnund received
in a sortie from Lucknow, where, at present, all
| Is we'll.
The Gwalior contingent has mutinied, and is
| supposed to have marched on Indore,
No politicalnews from China is given.
All the troops in Dude have mutinied.
| AT Agra all is quiet, and the native troops are
! disarmed. ~
The Transit Government steamer was totally
| lost in the Straits of Sunda.
| A meeting of the directors of the Atlantic
| Telegraph Company was held at Liverpool on the
| 10Th ult. A sub committee was appointed to re-
| port upon the causes of the accident, and on the
| best means OF ensuring future success. The di-
rectors sit in permanence till their future plans
! are arranged. The commanders of all the ships
| engaged will consult with the directors Conf.
dence was expressed as to ultimate success The
experiments of connecting the wire in mic. ocean
had been successfully tried in 1000 fathoms, dur
ing heavy sea. The engineers report detailed
the progress Of paying out until the accident oc-
Cured Inc machinery only requires some slight
improvement Inc cable Is everything that can
De DESIRED ana the engineer has greater conf
| dence than ever as to the final result.
Inc return OF the Bank OF England for the
week endlnS august zotn, gives the amount OF
notes IN circulation as El9593, O25, being de-
crease OF 4l04,4L and the stock of bullion in
| both branches is Ell ,906, showing decrease
OF t23,o4o, when compared with the preceding
return.
telegraphlc despatch from Constantlnople, an
nounces that the Sultan has communicated to thos'
European ambassadors, who had suspended rela
tlons with the Porte, that he is occupied in thu
formation of his new ministry, and that until tn
cabinet is reconstructed, diplomatic intercours
cannot be resumed
The master, and chief and second mates of thu
ship Martha and Jane of Sunderland, have beer
sentenced to death at Liverpool, for numbering
Andrew Rose, seaman by continued i'll treat.
ment and brutal outrage
Orders had been received at Plymouth. to pre-.