Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of The Canada.

HALIFAX, Nov. steamship Canada, from
Liverpool Oct "a, arrived here this forenoon. She
brings about n 600 in specie.
GREAT BRiTAIN.-Financial matters are still
the most interesting portion Of the news, In Lon
don on Wednesday, 2lst nit. the funds showed I'M
diminished frmness at a slight advance over Tues
days sales. On the Stock Exchange money was
in good supply at to IL on government secu-
rites and at the Bank and in the discount market
there was absence Of pressure.
The Times city article, dated Wednesday even-
ing, says the advance in bank rates to eight per
cent, seems greatly to have checked the exporta-
ton Of gold to New York. The Arago, from
Southampton today, has taken out Sl50,000 from
France, but only S37 900 from England while the
total by the City of Baltimore from Liverpool, is
only 100000 1t was intended to send 100000
by the latter vessel but the bank movement caused
the principal portion to be countermanded. The
quantity of goods being forwarded is very small,
and this fact will tend to improve the American
exchanges.
On Thursday, 22d ult., the finds exhibited
great steadiness, closing at slight advance. The
Times says The money market is exceedingly
quiet, and owing to the absence of any important
failures, and the signs of general stability among
leading manufacturing and shipping firmsthrough-
out the country, a very satisfactory feeling Is OBJ
seryable. Uncertainty still prevails as to the
profile necessity of any further upward movement
VI lllS VI bue Ddllk question Will pSI-
haps be solved before the lapse Of another week
The demand was comparatively moderate both at
the Bank and out of doors.
Numerous suspensions continue to be announced
on the Continent especially among manufacturing
firms in Germany
The Bank of England had thrown out some
American bills, known or supposed to be connect
ed with Intended shipments of specie to the United
States
The Times says the Canada takes out tenders for
$2,0O0,000 eight per cent. bonds Of the Michigan
Central Railroad for extinction of a portion of
their floating debt. The value of money on the
Stock Exchange remains as low as five per cent.
The Daily News says the demand for money at
the Bank, was heavy.
Lord Macaulay has been elected High Steward
of Cambridge.
An examination in the Bankruptcy Court, Lon
don, brought to light extraordinary exposures in
regard to the manufacture of accommodation bills
by commercial men
Farewell demonstrations by temperance men,
were given to Neal Dow in Liverpool on the 23d
ult, who Is passenger per Canada
There is monetary pressure on the Bank of Ire
land.
FRANCE The Receiver General of taxes at
Anglers had suspend through Bourse specula-
lions, with deficit in his accounts Of 400, 000f
The Daily News Paris correspondent writes that
the Governor of the Bank Of France went to
Compelgne On Tuesday, prepared to ask the En-
peror Tor a decree giving forced currency to bank
notes, but it was not likely it would be granted.
The bullion in the Bank pf France, is stated upon
reliable authority, to have decreased So 600 000f.
since the last monthly returns Failures are ex-
pected in Paris. Gold is being taken from the
Bank Of France for America
French three per cents closed at GG85.
SPAIN.-The new Cabinet is still unorganized.
BELGIUM-The Bank of Belgium has advanced
Its rate of discount to 5 IL per cent.
DENMARK.-The Bank of Denmark has in
creased its rate of discount from five to six per
cent.
PRUssTA.-The King was regaining his baalth
very slowly, indeed it is inferred that his phys-
clans when officially called upon will have to give
such certificate in regard to the probability of
the hlng being able to resume his monarchial
functions, as Will warrant the constitutional as
sumption of the Regency by the Prince of Prus-
STA.
SwITzERLAND.-Al letter from Zurich states that
thirty commercial houses, principally in the silk
and ribbon trade, had failed there.
1TALY.-The Pope was paying his promised visit
TO Clvlta Vecchia, where he was greeted with va.
rlous demonstrations ofrespect.
TURKEY.--A telegraphic despatch dated Jassav
Oct. -, states that the DiYan had that day come
TO resolution recognizing the rights of Porte,
and IN favor of a union of PrincipaIities under a
constitutional sovereign, chosen from one of the
Western dynasties.
Oonstantinople, Thursday. The Turkish Min
iistry has been overthrow, and Redshid Pasha
has been appointed Grand Vizier; Riga Paeha,
Minister Of War; Yaesif Pacha to the Imperial
Guard; Eetri Paeha to the Artillery.
1NDIA'-The-e is nothing later from India.
ny Magnetic Telegraph from London to Ltcer-
pool.
London, Saturday Morning The Paris cores
pondent Of the Daily News says that the over
throw OF the Turkish Cabinet had long been fore.
seen, the late cabinet having found its financial
difficulties beyond its strength.
French dispatch says that the Porte persists
IN Its claims to the Island of Perrin, and refuses
the offered indemnify.
The Morning Star says, it is thoroughly under
stood that not only the Premier, but all the men,
bers OF the Cabinet ave finally arranged for the
recall OF the present Governor General of India,
The Daily News makes an important announce
ment. 1t understands that the French Govern
ment have decided upon resembling the prohibition
against the export of corn and our from France
10 this step they are impeled in consequence of
tricts. W us