Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-18
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the steamship Columbia.


NFw YORK, Aug. 1.-THE steamship CO.
lumbia from Liverpool, 9th inst, arrived at
this port at half past O'Clock this morning.
The Liverpool Cotton market is quiet sales
for three days l9 900 bales; closing quiet but
firm.
BreadstufFs were very dull, with slight
decline on all sorts.
The general news is interesting.
Lord Panmure had introduced bill au-
thorising the embodiment of Militia without
calling Parliament together, and announced
the intention of considerably increasing the
rank and file of an army.
Lord Brougham made speech in favor of
the extension of the franchise.
Lord John Russells motion in the House
OF Commons, for committee to inquire if
jews cannot be admitted OH affirmation under
existing acts, was agreed to.
Mr.. Delange, formerly manager of the
Tunes and Eugene Sue, are dead.
An Italian paper had published Mazzini's
defence, but it was suppressed. He declares
he will not cease till his object is accom-
plished
The French Ambassador in Turkey has
suspended relations, because the Moldavian
elections were not set aside.
Mustapha Pasha is now Grand Vizier.
The India Company, it is understood, have
made requisltion for six thousand addition
al troops.
The Indian loan of $4,000 to 10000 is
spoken of again.
1t is rumored that Persia refuses to evacu-
ate Herat, being prompted thereto by the In
dian revolt.
London, Aug. 5, morn. Parss, Aug. A.
The Emperor and Empress will quit the
Chateau of St. Cloud tomorrow, on their way
to Osborne, the residence of the Queen Of
England. Their Maiesties will set out on
their return on Monday next.
The Swiftsure, Capt. Price, ninety three
days from Melbourne, brings sixty thousand
ounces of gold.
The Times, in leader on the visit of the
Emperor Napoleon, says just now the
Northern and Eastern sovereigns of Europe
have been meeting in Berlin, to discuss the
maintenance of their own interests, visit
from great ally who has so much in COM
mon with ourselves, is specially opportune.
meeting between the two great Western
sovereigns is doubly welcome. 1t will show
the European world that an alliance which
has been distinguished by such glorious sue
cess, is as strong as ever, and that France and
England will still preserve by their union the
stability of Europe"
Her Majesty yesterday reviewed the 34th
and AID regiments, previous to their departure
for India.
From IND1A.-Londom, Tuesday evening
Steamer Colombo has arrived at Southampton
with the China and India mails.
The Daily NeaoS' Southampton correspond
ent, says the passengers from India, BY the
Colombo, firmly believe that Delhi has fallen.
They state that Bazaar intelligence outstrips
government news, and that according to Ba-
Ear Intelligence Delhi had fallen.
When the Madras passengers left, an
emeute was fully expected in the presidency.
The Europeans were under arms.
Seventeen hundred armed men were found
about the residence of the king of Dude, al
though according to treaty he was not allowed
one armed attendant.
Sir Colin Campbell's passage through
Egypt, was an ovation. He purposes divid-
ing the army into five or six flying divisions,
with General at the head of each.
The Globe says: The whole of the large
force placed under orders for India, before the
arrival of the last mail, will be embarked by
the end of this week. 1t has since been de-
termined substantially to increase the rein
forcements, and along with some addition to
the Artillery force, two regiments of Cavalry
and four of Ilfantry, will be placed under
orders for the East.
OMlhS " tue large artillery IOrc6 Delng sent
out, Major General Deputies will proceed in
command of that branch of the army.
One thousand foot artillery men are to pro-
coed to India at once.
The Times city article says The extent to
which the estimate of the cost of the sinsur-
rectiom is augmented by all the details re-
ceived by the last mail. The plumber of the
treasures having, according to one statement,
reached nearly E2000,000, was among the
causes of the increased heaviness in consols
yesterday, and the news of the modification
of the Turkish Ministry, looking at the infu,
ence from which it has arisen, operated I'M
favorably. Late in the day it transpired that
the India Company had made requisition
upon the government for six thousand addi-
tional troops of all arms, infantry, cavalry,
and artillery, with the view of strengthening
the forces in Madras and Bombay, which have
been weakened by drafts for Bengal.
The Hague, August 3.-The Netherlands
government has presented to the States Gen
eral, project having for its object the aboli-
ton of slavery in the West Indies. The ba-
sis of the project will be an indemnity, which
is calculated at $4,000 900 guilders, to be paid
to the proprietors of slaves.
FRANcB.-The silk harvest is from one
| third to one-fourth under fair ordinary crop.
The new wheat is of excellent quality and
bulk and realizes I a francs per hectolitre
advance upon the old. A very early vintage
is expected.
SOUTH AMERIoA.-Dates received in Lon
don from Rio Janero, are to the Sd, and Per-
nambuco to the 10th of July.
Great excitement prevailed at Pernambuco,
owing to the murder of Mr.. Thomas Gollan,
H. B. NJ. Vice Consul on the night of the
Sth Of July, The event was wrapped in mys.
terry, and large reward had been offered for
the discovery of the assassin. Portuguese
had been arrested on suspicion.