Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-08
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
IrIo1rsrELr TO THE WORCESTER DAILY sPr.l
Arrival of the Niagara at Halifax.

| tnete mas Deen received private leICeT IRON
India, which states that Lord Elgin will soon
be appointed Governor General Of India, and
Lord Canning be nominated to another office
The offer of a commission in the army tc
any qualified party raising one hundred re.
cruits, has been withdrawn.
The express train from Manchester to Lon.
don, on the Great Northern Railway, ran of
the rails and over the viaduct. Four persons
were killed, including the Hon. Windsor
| Give; and large number were injured.
The subject of creating an army brigade
from the middle class of Englishmen, was
daily attracting more attention; and it was
supposed the pressure of public opinion would
induce the government to take the matter up.
Messrs. Harrison, Watson, s. Co., bankers,
of Hull, have failed. Their liabilities are
supposed to be large.
A collision occurred between the police and
militia at Limerick on Sunday, the Goth.
Some injuries were received, but no lives lost.
Advices from Palermo, state that the tele.
| graph between Malta and Sicily will be ready
| by the middle of October and the British
| government will then have only to lay a cable
between Alexandria and Malta to bring
Bombay within fifteen days of London.
| The Globe says the Privy Council have fixed
Sunday, the 4th day Of October, for day of
national humiliation and prayer, on account
| of the Indian troubles.
The Sultan of Turkey contributed $1,000
| to the Indian relief fund. Considerable po-
| litical Importance is attached to this act from
the head of the Mahommedan religion.
The cattle disease has made its appearance
in Kerry Island.
LateSt-Money Market, London, Saturday.
On Friday there was further increased de-
mand for money, both in stock exchange and
at the bank, but not beyond what was to
have been anticipated from the near approach
of the end of the quarter, aud the largeness
of the government balance. 1t is stated that
within the last few days large quantity of
lbraila maize has been sold to be shipped to
the United Kingdom in the course of the
year, in Greek vessels. The price mentioned
is a considerable reduction from the price now
nomin ally current in London.
In Paris, on Friday, funds closed at 67f
zoe. Oft 75c.
FRANCE.-Napoleon left the camp at Cha
Ions on the 23d, was at Stresbourg next day,
and at Stutgard on the 25th. A Geographic
dispatch from Stutgard, gives the following
programme of the Imperial meeting:
"The Enperors meet on Friday, the 25th /;
they will give grand banquet oh that day,
and an evening party at the Princess ROYALS
country seat. On Saturday they will pay a
visit to the royal breeding sind at Hohenheim,
and attend an evening party at Wilhelm
Schloss, the gardens Of which regal palace
will be illuminated. The Minister Of Foreign
Affairs will have assembly the same even
ing, of all the members of the diplomatic corps.
The festivities terminate on Sunday by grand
banquet at court, and gala spectacle at the
theatre"
The Emperors win take their departure on
Monday morning.
The Paris PGtrie says the furtheranee of
common spirit of amlty and good intelligence
between the Courts Of France and Russia is
the only object of the interview.
foundations in the South of France have
been very disastrous. The destruction of
property has been immense. and several lives
have been lost. The Emperor has contributed
ten thousand francs from his private purse for
the relief of the sufferers.
The grape harvest was still progressing in
the South. The vintage is most abundant.
The trial of Capenteir Gilet and others, for
robberies on the Northern Railway of France,
commenced at the Paris Court Assizes.
A telegraphic despatch from Stutgardt, the
twenty fifth ult., to the Times, saws that
''Napoleon arrived here this afternoon at half
past four o'clock. The King of Wurtemberg
received him at the railway station, and con-
Quoted him to the palace, where they were
Immediately joined by the Emperor of Rus
STA. Contrary to all expectation the Empress
of Russia will join the party tomorrow.
LATEsT-Parjs, Friday.-The trial of the
French railroad frauds terminated today.
Parst was acquitted; Grelet found guilty,
and sentenced to eight years Imprisonment.
Carpenter and Guerin found guilty, and SEN
fenced to five years Imprisonment. Further.
more, Carpenter, Grelet, aud Parst, are re-
quired to restore four thousand three humid
red and thirty-two francs, and Guerin four.
teen hundred.
The funeral of M. Mann was attended BY
fifteen hunnred persons, many of them politi.
cal refugees. No funeral ovation was permit
ted. Police precautions were taken, but no
trouble occurred.
A royal decree convokes the Cortez for Oct.
30th.
AUsTRIA.-A Vienna despatch saws, the
Emperors of Austria and Russia will have an
interview at Weimar, on the first of October,
RUssIA.-A fire at st. Petersburg is report.
ed to have consumed one hundred and seven
| ty vessels and lighters.
| 1t is stated that the Russian government is
constructing large fortress at Kertch to COM
mand the Straits of Yeruukale.
A Berlin letter says, that the Car, before
leaving st. Petersburg, approved the draft of
a project for the partial abolition of serfdom,
and, on his return, the project will become
law, and proclamation be issued, inviting
owners to arrange Tor the liberation of their
serfs.
TURKEY. Omar Pasha is nominated Gov
ernor General of Bagdad-a very lucrative
| post. He is charged with the duty of estab-
fishing line of steamers upon the Tigrs and
| rover Euphrates, and with the protection Of
| of commerce against the Arabs.
Three Russian steam corvettes were in the
Dardanelles, waiting for firman to enter the
Black Sea- These vessels, it is understood,
are intended for guard ships in ports desig-
mated by the treaty Of Paris.
tits stated that the Corte, under the pres
sure eff events, has come to the resolution OIL
taking the initiative on the question of the
Principalities, and is about to propose an ad-
ministrative union, extending over to the
army.
INDIA.--Nothing later is received, but gov.
eminent dispatches are momentsriy expected
The Indian mail steamer Columbo had ar.
rived at Southampton, with numerous fugi,
tives from the mutinous parts of India. They
| give frightful accounts OF the state of Calcuttt
and the upper provinces of India.
The East India Company announce tina
| they have taken measures to render promp
assistance to all the sufferers in India
Five hundred French troops had arrived a
Calcutta from China, to defend, az was sup
posed, French interests at Chandenagore.
| A doubt had been thrown upon the report
ed mutinies among the Bombay troops il
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