Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-31
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
AEEIvaI % .la A.Ianlie - New ZOE.

The Collins steamship Atlantic Capt EIdridge,
nom liverpool, at ten o clock A. Nj. Aug lyth,
afFlVed at New York al six O'Clock Sunday morn
ing, oOth instant The news is generally min
pOrtant
Inc teleg' aph squadron was at Plymouth Its
lutute movements are to be determined upon at
a meeting o. the directors of the Teleprai,b Com
pany, on the day when the Atlantic left. The
general opinion seems to be that we have learned
enough in the first essay to render the Snrcess ~
the next attempt to lay the cable morale, certain.
ne unparalleled length Of the cable, and the
vast depth to which 1t was sunk have presente ed
no obstacles TO its teegraphic working until The
final disaster occurred. Messages were nassed
along the $500 miles Of the wire, portion of
which was submerged to the depth of very nearly
two miles in the ocean. The principal rouble
appeared TO be in the paying. out gear and the
great force OF the under current. In the next
venture, everything of this kind will be taken
INTO calculation. The mechanism for having The
caole into the water will receive all the improve.
ments OF which tbs susceptible and if the time
Will be so fortunately chosen as to secure three
weeks OF favorable weather, there can be no rea-
son OF despanlng of ultimate success-so saws the
L0naon Meas. The London Star says it is es-
tlmated the loss, at outside, the company will
sustain IN consequence eff the failure will he
t20,u00 LSl25,OOOl tits fully expected that at
least one half of the cable will be recovered All
that is within four hundred fathoms will be got
~ out thdt poItiOn III the deep sea Will In all
probability not be recovered The cable will, it
understood, be forthwith hauled up
6RBAr BRITAIN Parliamentary proceedings
were wholly unimportant
The recent storms and floods had done consid-
eraole damage to the crops, &c, in various parts
OF England, but dry weather had prevailed during
the three days preceding the departure ofthe Al,
lantlc, and it was hoped that the effects of the
rains would be much alleyiated.
fRANcE-Ihe Fetes Napoleon, on the 10th Of
August, passed off well. The Emperor granted
pardons, communications or reductions of 1unish
ments, to ll42 prisoners.
A Paris letter says the government will de-
mand OF England the extradition of Ledru Rol-
In and that communications on the subject have
already passed between Count Walewski and Lord
CoWley. The latter has admitted, as it is believ-
ed, that the conviction of Ledru Roliin would
bring him within the provisions of the extradition
treaty 1t is said that Ledru Rollin has already
left, or intends to leave, for the United States.
Inc DGsty NeaoS Indignantly protests against
such sacrifice of political exile
Inc Paris correspondent of the Daily Meas
mentions the departure for Marseilles of General
D'GoTgona, and predicts that he will be found at
the head Of the insurgents of Delhi before No
Vemoer 1t was he who stirred up the last Bur-
mese war.
The Emperor and Empress had gone to Biar
ritz.
The Paris correspondent iof the London Times
says the French government CONTEMPLATED send.
ing naval and military expedition to Cochin
China, to support demand for satisfaction for
an insult offered to the French representation by
the Emperor of Anau. He also says it is pro-
posed to found maritime and commercial settle
ment in the Bay of Tonraine, in Calbia, China.
PRUsslA.-Great anxiety was felt at the con-
tInued fires that was taking place throughout
Prussia, IS believed to be the result of an incend.
ry spirit, although it was true they might have
been caused by the heat Of the SUMS rays
In the town of Bojumuvo, in the province of
Pazen, three hundred and fifty out of four hund.
red and twenty houses were burned rendering
two thousand families houseless
AUsTRIA.-Fhe Emperor has re-commence ed
ms journey in Hungary. and met with an enthu.
slastlc reception at Auldenburg.
RUsSIA 1t has been resolved to make re-
ductlon of 10000 men in the Imperial Guards.
The government is engaged in equipping fiotil-
la destined for the China seas
Corn was rapidly advancing In price at Salatze
turkey. = The Paris correspondent of the Lon.
don Times gives rumor that Lord Stratford de
Redeltte will not return to Constantinople-tha
he is to be promoted to the rank of Earl, and be
succeeded in the Turkish mission by Lord Haw.
den, at present Minister in Spain.
INDIA.-We have voluminous details of the
state Of affairs in India, but nothing really new or
important.