Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-27
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM Ell ROPE.
Interesting News from Iudia-The Eng
Iish RebOund TO our Panic.

The Collins steamer Baltic, from Liverpool
the 18th, arrived at New York Sunday after
noon, bringing 160 passengers and e72, 1929
in specie.
INDIA.-Telegraphic dispatches in anticipa-
ton of the overland mail reached London on
the lth, with dates from Bombay to Septem.
Der 18th, Madras 18th, and Calcutta 10th.
The intelligence from Delhi extends to the
10th Of August. The siege train was expect
ed to reach the English camp on the Sd of
September, after which the place would prob
ably be Immediately assaulted. On the 25th
of August body of the rebels who had left
Delhi with the object OF intercepting the
siege train. were attacked by General Nichol-
son at Najafghar, and utterly defeated with
the loss of all their guns. General Outrain
was at Allahabad. on the LIST of September,
with strong achievements, and was expect
ing TO reach Cawnpore on the 9th. General
Havelock gained his ninth victory on the 10th
of August, driving the rebels from a strong
ashton near Bithoor, which they desperately
defended After the battle was over he re-
tired to Cawnpore, where he awaited rein
forcements before advancing to the relief of
Lucknow. The garrison of Lucknow held
out bravely, and no doubts were entertained
of their ability to continue in possession until
relief arrived, which was expected to be about
the middle of September. The garrison had
made a second successful sortie, in which two
guns and a large quantity of provisions were
captured. The Dmapore mutineers had again
been defeated by Major Eyre, and were try
ing to make their way to Delhi. AT Agra all
was well.
The 5lst native infantry mutinied at Pesh-
awar, on the 28th of August, but by the fol-
lowing day the mutiny was entirely crushed.
Mutinies of portion of the 10th light infant
~ at Ferozepore, and a part of the 55th at
Ahzure, had in like manner been promptly
suppressed. At Neemuch part of squadron
of the I'd Bombay light cavalry mutinied, and
the troopers were disbanded. The rebels from
Dude were threatening Allahabad and Be-
mares, and those places were being put in
state of defence. Large bodies of troops were
marching from Calcutta towards Allahabad
The remainder of the Jondpore legion had
mutinied, but no further outbreaks had oc-
Cured in the Bombay army. The Madras
presidency, the Punjaub, Central India, and
the Bundlecund remained tranquil. Lord
Elgin left Calcutta on the Sd of September for
Hong Kong. Two more regiments had ar
rived at Calcutta, and more were expected
very shortly.
ENGLAND.-The race for the great Cesar
witch Handicap, at Newmarket, resulted in
the triumph of Mr. Ten Brock S mare 'Pri.
oress." Thirty four horses ran, and there
being a dead heat between "Prioress and
two other horses, she won cleverly in the de-
Gliding race by length and half The
horse "Lecompte has died from an attack
of the cholera, and ePryor" had been strick-
en- out of all his engagements for the present
year.
A despatch to the London Post, says The
British forces taking the offensive, had at
tackled the batteries at Lucknow Castle, cap
turing and spiking the guns, and inaicting
heavy loss on the enemy. The rebels are dis
pirited. Cholera had broken out fercely
among them, and dissension and daily de-
sertions from the city were taking place. Hin
docs and Mahommedans were Q uarrellipg ey-
anywhere"
FRANoE.-The Paris correspondent of the
London Times says report was still current
off contemplated meeting between theFrench
and Austrian Emperors, to take place at Mu-
mich.
Commercial
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Tuesday, October 49,
On Saturday. the day the Europa sailed an excessive de-
mand prevailed for money, caused by the untayorable
nature Of the American advces and the apprehension of
further rice in bank rates. On Monday morning tho
bank directors held meeting, and before eleven o'clock
u.
rate o. discount per cent Consos rapidly fell under
this movement to ST. decline durinpg the day of not
less than u per cent On Tuesday consos went as low
as seq, but subsequently rallied and closed ry at s7t
a $751;
The Bank OF ireland had followed the example, and
raised its rates to per clint while at Hamburg the
rates OF discount had advanced to IT, and similar
ments were in progress in other cities The Bank Of
France had raised its rates to o. per cent.
The extent of the applications to the bank for
mediation, continued extraordinary, Tuesday, under
the anticipation Of another advance in rates but on the
whole, says the Times, the day may be said to have
passed satisfactorily. The gold Withdrawals from the
bank we're light, specie TemttaDGe5 could not be made
on the United States at any material profit The failure
and having house in Toronto, announced on Tues,
day Their liabilities but &2b0OOo while their assets
recently estimated at $3.50 000 Four Eve failures
were announced fiom Glasgow among them J. Monteth
Co., large shippers ST Glasgow goods Amerra Mac
Donald Il Co., and Wallace & Co Two failures in Lon
don 10 connection with these Scotch houses, were also
reported.
that prospects the commercial losses to be sustained
on this side, very heavy amounts believed 70 have
fallen upon Lyons and Havre and Is feared that Man
chester, Brsdord and Glasgow, will suffer considerably
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Wednesday, Co., lathe
cotton market opened buoyant and speculative demand
sprung up under the advces from AmeTica but upon the
advance in rates by the Bank Of England the market
became dull and closed quietly. The sales of the three
days amounted TO only 10 900 bsIes. At Manchester
business almost suspended, and prices were nominal
Flour was SLOW Of sale decline OF Cd per Dbl except
choice lots, which and firm. Western ca
nal 30s 30s 3d. Ohio 80 a e3s Wheat n moderate de-
mand at I'd decline red, and 2 Sd white Pro
visions quiet and unchanged, but terding downward.