Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
INTERESTING FROM INDIA.
More Hard Fighting Nth tie Rebels.
Arrival of the Jura

St. John, N. B., Sept. %. The British
steam propeller Jura, from Cork, Ireland,
Thursday 18th, arrived at this Port this fore.
noon.
She brings London dates (telegraphic) of
the 10th, and no papers, except the Cork
Examiner of 10th inst.
A despatch from Berlin announces the ar.
rival in that city of the Emperor Alexander,
on Monday noon.
The cholera prevails extensively at Ham
burg. Out of 239 persons attacked, 1876 had
died in eight days. At Apslan more than
200 persons have died. The disease is also
prevalent ct Stockholm.
The Persian Government through Ferukh
Khan, has engaged twenty French officers to
proceed to Persia in the capacity Of military
instructors.
The Bombay portion of the India mail was
expected to be delivered in London about
noon on Wednesday.
The DAILY Neps' City Article says consid-
cradle gloom prevailed throughout the Stock
Exchange, and tho funds fell full Is per
cent. The market is chiefly preiudiced by
the gloomy financial advices from the CONT
nent and New York, and an increase in de-
mand for money on the Stock Exchange. in
connection with the fortnightly settlement in
shares, also operated on the unfavorable side.
London Corn Exchange, Sept. l6.- Wheat
The few sales made are at MONDAYS prices,
Paris, Tuesday night.-On Tuesday, the
Bank of Holland again raised its rate of dis
count 1t was previously increased from
to 4 IL per cent, and it has now been put
to per cent. According to the Times City
Article the movement is believed to have
been adopted in consequence of large
amount of securities having lately been
thrown upon the Amsterdam market from
Vienna, where the preparations OF the Aus
trian National Bank for resumption of specie
payments on the LIST OF January next caused
considerable pressure.
Under the circumstances it is thought that
most of the German Banks will be compelled
to follow the example of the Bank of Hol-
land, and as general rise will thus be estab-
lshed over a great part CT the Continent the
prospect of better times is proportionatly de-
ferred.
A despatch from Jassy, received from VII
emma on Tuesday, states that nine. tenths Of
the clergy and landed proprietors have taken
| part in the Moldavian elections, and that a
majority voted in a sense favorable to the nm.
| ion.
At the Liverpool Corn Market on Tuesday
| there was good attendance, and a fair BUSH
ness done in Wheat at an advance in red of
Sd per 70 lbs. Flour was also of better sale.
In Indian Corn and Oats there was only a
limited trade, without any material change in
the last quotations.
INDIA Bombay, Aug. IA. - The news
from Delhi is to July 20. Sorties had been
repulsed on the l4th, 18th and 23d of July,
with great loss on the part of the rebels. The
British had 500 killed and wounded
There had been no lighting since the 23d.
The Neemuch mutineers had arrived al
Delhi.
Brigadier Nicholson was expected Of Delhi
on the 10th Of August, from the Punjaub,
with reinforcements.
Gen. Read has relinguished his command
to Gen. Wilson, on account Of i'll health.
Gen. Havelock occupied Bithoor on the
18th, without encountCring any resista ICE,
and captured IA guns. Ne1a Sahib escaped.
On the 10th of July, Gen. Havelock de.