Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-13
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamship Anglo Saxon.
FURTHER DECLINE IN SUGAR.


of rain in the north of Europe.
The political and general news is of about
the average interest.
There had been two very serious accidents
on English Railroads, in which twelve deaths
occurred, and over one hundred wounded.
The shipment of the Cape for the Subma-
rlne Telegraph between Europe aid America
had commenced on board the Niagara, and
would be completed with the utmost dispatch.
Capt. Hudson, of the Niagara. together with
his officers, attended by special invitation,
the Manchester exhibition, on the occasion of
the Queens State visit there. They were
received with loud cheering, and other dem
onstrations of good feeling.
Political troubles are rife in Genoa, where
party conspirators have been arrested.
The Italiaus, whose arrest in Paris was
announced by previous steamer are to be
tired for an attempt to assassinate the En-
peroT.
France, at the request of England, lis to send
out fourteen transports with troops to China.
This will be done at the request of En-
gland, in order to prevent the Withdrawing of
British troops from India for the China war,
as was at first contemplated; the startling
news OF the mutiny among the native troops
OF the former country having made their
presence there more than ever necessary.
Later accounts state that reinforcement of
fourteen Thousand troops are to be immedi-
ately sent to India.
Thu Spanish American difficulty is as far
as ever from adjustment.
The commercial news by this arrival is not
of very special Importance
Cotton at Liverpool closed firm ON the
29th, at previous prices.
Breadstutts closed dull, at prices not ma
terially changed. The weather, though some
what stormy, was reported as being favorable
for growing crops.
Teas-There had been slight advance in
the Liverpool markets on teas of almost every
quality.
London Markets-Sugar dull at decline
of cd Is. Cotton firm; Rice buoyant. Tea
there was large speculative inquiry, and
prices quoted at Is Sd for Congous.
The London money market was unusually
active.
ENGLAND Government was catechised in
the House OF Lords by Lord Ellenborough.
and in the House of Commons by Mr. D'Isra
eli, in regard to the mutiny in the Indian
army. Lord Granville, in reply to the for
mer, and Mr.. ]. Smith in reply 10 the latter.
stated that the case would be met with decis.
i've measures, and that although there was
good reason for supposing that the mutineers
would speedily be put down by the force on
the spot, still 1t had been determined to send
out reinforcements to the extent of $4,000 men
forthwith as measure of security. 1t was
admitted that the published accounts of the
revolt were substantially correct, and that the
principal incentive was an impression that
there was to be an attempt at a General con-
version to the Christian religion.
In the Commons Mr.. FL. BirdIev ask ed lava
to bring in bill to cause the votes of Parlja.
mentary electors to be taken by ballot. A de.
bate ensued upon this, in which the Chan
cellor OF Exchequer opposed the motion, and
It was finally rejected by 1879 to 257.
Queen victoria, accompanied by the yoval
family, PAID state visit to the Manchester
Exhibition on the 30th ult., and althonob .
furious storm prevailed all day, the ent6usi.
asm Of the thousands assembled was verv
great.
Capt. Hudson and officers of the United
States steam frigate Niagara, in full uniform.
were present as invited guests, and were well
coined with loud cheering.
The quarterly revenue returns show def
cheney of $350,O00, The estimated deficiency
consequent on the reduction of taxation at
the close OF the last war was FL 200 900 so
that the report IS regarded as highly favorable.
fRANcE.--1he DAILY Ne'os says that al
@NCAN intNFs
nation of the facts, yet it is nevertheless quite
true that the French government has entered
into contract with Marseilles house for a
supply Of 10000 Africans for Guadaloupe and
Martinique.
Several of the defeated opposition candi-
dates threaten to contest the regularity of the
returns of their opponents.
SPAIN.-The Madrid correspondent of the
London Times says that Sr. Lafragua. the
Mexican Envoy, had handed to ST. Pedal a
sort of ultimatum for the settlement of the
pending dispute, and that the latter had pron /.
ised to send IA counter memorandum, on the
nature of which would depend much of ST..
Latragua's further stay in Madrid.
INDlA.-The overland mail had arrived at
London with voluminous accounts con6rma-
tory of the telegraphic announcements Of the
mutiny in the Indian army. The details are
somewhat less alarming than the bare tele.
graphlc accounts OF the movement, which
would be confined to Delhi Troops were
marching from every side against the town
mutlneers IN the PunJaub, and every precau-
ton had been taken to trample out the first
spark Of treason. Meerut and Delhi were
placed under martial law, and the native
princes We're sending contingents to the Brit
lsh forces and to Meerut. The native troops
had murdered every officer on whom thew
could lay their hands at Delhi. 1t was SUM-
posed that Mr.. Fraser, the Commissioner.
had fallen, with many men, women, and
children. The mutiny had not affected the
troops at other stations.
The London Commercial DaiSy List had
learned that report was current in well.;n-
formed quarters that Government was in nos-
SESSION OF news from India that TRANQUILITY
had been restored.
CHINA. The dates from Canton River are
to the 9Th of May. Several attempts had
been made to blow up the ships there, one Of
which was nearly successful. No military
operations could be undertaken before Oeto.
Der, owing to the heat of the weather.
The Singapore correspondent of the I,on.
don Times says, we have little dispute here
between English and American authorities
On the 25th of February last the American
ship Cpur de Leoa, Capt Tucker. bound to
China, fell in with the Dutch shin Henrietta
Maria. Capt Tucker boarded her. and fonnd
she was navigated by a Chinese crew univ
Their story was that they had risen against
the Dutchmen and compelled the captain to
run over to Cochin China, where thew al
lowed him and his officers to take to their
boats, and they were then trying to make
their way to China.
Captain Tucker took possession of the Hen.
rietta Maria after considerable difficulty, and
brought her to Singapore. The authorities
nave sent over to Batavia TO give notice of the
circumstances. The Yankee hoisted the
American flag on board the Henrette Marie.
and the Singapore authorities sent over an
armed force and hauled it down. Ma
A Dutch vessel of war now arrived, and
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