Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-20
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamships Vanderbilt
and AtInntic nt New York.

anu Atlantic at new OEAs
NEW York, July I9.-The steamship Wander.
bilt, Capt. Wileot, from HavTe and Southampton
p. m. OF the 9th inst, with one hundred pas
sengers, two hundred thousand dollars IN specie,
and one thousand tons merchandise, arrived at
quarantine at eleven O'Clock this morning. The
Vanderbilt was off the light ship at day-break,
but was afterwards detained by fog. Among her
passengers is j. II. Ausswn bearer OF very I'M
PoItant dispatches from our Minister at Paris
There is very little news by this arrival.
The republican candidates were elected IN Paris
on the 9th and 9th, notwithstanding all the eff
forts of the government. The following is the
definite result: third electoral distrlct-Cavalg-
nae 1880; Thibaul Olivier II 800: WARREN TO-
0O6; seventh electoral Dissatisfaction l2,O7S;
Languein ll,038.
Dispatches from Madrid speak Of revolutionary
attempts in the South of SPAN They had been
suppressed Madrid was tranquil.
The attempted instruction in Italy was direct
ed, it is said against the King of Naples and the
Pope, not with view TO any particular form OF
government, but to get rid of the Italian Bour-
bons, and expel the Austrians and those who are
protected by them, from Italy.
According to ConstantinOple accounts OF the
10Th ult., Russian steamer under the English
flag, approached the Circassian port of Galend
Jeck and Soujukkele, and destroyed several small
vessels. after taking out the merchandise on
board,
Heavy rains at Athens have done some injury
to the corn aud vines.
The elections for the new Belgian Chamber
were progressing favorably for the liberal party
The shipments of specie to the East, from
France, amounted to Sl,637,266 for the present
year. From England the shipments have aver.
aged-about FL 500, 900 per month. The flow of
gold into the Bank OF England continued active
The English money market was rather fiat.
Mr.. Roebuck's motion for the abolition of Lord
Lieutenaney of Ireland was rejected in the House
of Commons an he Eth liant nv D66
against l5l. The Times of the subsequent day,
IN leading editorial. denounced the court a
spurious hing, = bad imitation, and downright
imposiuss
The shipment Of the telegraphic cable on board
the Niagara was proceeding satisfactorily. She
is expected to h ready for sea BY the twentie tn
inst he S1squshznaah was expected in the
MsTSsy On the eleventh. The Paris cores
ponaeut Cf the TSagsx says that the Instruction
IN Naples : pax GOwE u all points. Two engage
mentS between tAs insurgents and royal troops
are Si2sE7 70 hare taken place on the frontiers of
Csl4orlA- In sAs FIRST, It IS alleged that the in
suTgeafs losi sWszgy, and II the second thirty
men.
Trade Els sz5ss II Paris Accurate intorma-
ton 2s . ,1E SIX sra- states the result at half
crop II the Scu1h Of France Some localities
will give even Edssl Rer gens. A decline in the
prices q sasu E1,i wine * bseoming apparent.
The harEssss IN FRANCE and Italy are most pro-
ductive. At PAras HgGr had declined one or two
francs per sack Of 0ne hundred and ffty-seven
kilogrammes for superior quality, and three and
four for inferior.
Consols had declined, and were quoted at the
close on Tuesday at 81 3-S 90 IL. Money was
on demand al the London Stock Exchange at six
per cent. In the discount market some excep-
tional took place at 5 5,S per cent. There APP
peared to be few applications. The reduction Of
the rate Of discount by the bank, was regarded
certain on Thursday week. The forthcoming re-
port of the Bank Of France will probably show
an increase of bullion of two or three hundred
Thousand pounds over last month.
The Atlantic's mails contain some items of in
terest in addition to the adyices per Vanderbilt
In the House of Lords, ON Monday, Lord Broug-
ham inquired whether ministers had taken steps
to induce the French government to abandon the
importation of Africans into the West Indies.
Lord Clarendon replied that the attention of the
French government had been called to the sub.
ject.
In the Commons, the government was twice
defeated upon motions to amend the pending
probate bill.
In reply to inquiries on the subject, Lord Pal
merston announced the opposition of the govern
ment to the projected Suez canal.
During a Horticultural fete at Shrewsbury,
bridge supported by boats, by means of which
the grounds were reached, gave way, and dozen
or more persons we're drowned
The work OF shipping the submarine telegraph
caDIe was going DrlSkly forward, both on board
the Niagara and Agamemnon. Upon the latter
they were taking hfty-fonr miles every twenty
four hours, working day and night and up to
Monday, the 9th inst, they had got six hundred
and sixty-nine miles on board. The whole was
expected to be on boerd the Agamemnon by the
10th of July, SO that by the 18th the vessel would
be on her way to Cork to join the Niagara.
The Earl of bloomington had died very sudden
ly. A coroner's jury found it was from natnra
causes. The Earl's life was insured for quarter
of a millions of pounds sterling The Earl O
Granville had been invested with the vacant order
of the Garter, and Lord Knard had received tht
order of the Thistle.
The MoRiteur announces that the Emperor and
Empress will shortly visit Queen Victoria at Os
borne, coufning their stay IN England to that 10
callty, and maintaining the most strict incognito
Count Heimoaurgh has been appointed Presiden
of the Legislative body. The poet Beranger i,
said to be in dying state.
SPA1N.--Alarmingr reports were current in Mad
rid, IN regard to an alleged revolt among the ar.
tillery men at MaIacGa, but all that was publicl,
known was that conspiracy had been discovered
and that court martial had condemned cor
poral TO death, and two soldiers belonging to the
artillery to severe punishment. The province
was in state of ferment.
The mail between Seville and Madrid had beer
stopped by large body of armed men, who de.
manded the official correspondence, and, it i,
said, that they inquired whether disturbances haC
NV OkOh6n Oub III N4duEiut DdIC6lOHas ana Oara
| gossa, and that they were subsequently put t.
flight by detachment of Civil Guards.
| PERsIA.-Advices from Teheran report tha
Mr.. Murray, the British minister, had demanded
that regiment of the Indian army should ac
company him on his entry into Teheran-which
| demand the Persian government had refused tt
| submit to.
| INDIA.-There are no later advices from India
| The London Times publishes letter from al
army officer, dated Lahore, May IA, in which i
| Is stated that the 10th Native Infantry at Fere
| pore, having refused to lay down their arms
were cut to pieces by the cavalry, and shot by tn,
Europeans, and orders were issued 10 kill ever,
man of the regiment, wherever he may be found
| They have burned nine bungaloes and the churcl
| there. All Europeans are safe. The three hun
| dred Sepoys that got away from here Yesterday
have been well punished by the Pungaabese. Re
! port says nearly all were killed.
| t From Hnvana.