Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-02
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
LATER FROM INDIA.
Battle between the Turks and Monte
megFiuss
TOTAL DEFEAT OF THE TURKS.

New York, June l.--Steamship Ham
monia has arrived. She left Southampton on
the 18th ult.
Later news from India has been received
Azingier has been relieved.
The rebels have been defeated near Futty-
| ghur aud Rany killed.
AT Bheels the rebels were also defeated
and five hundred taken prisoners, with loss
to the British of seventy.
There has been a battle between the Turks
and Montenegrins at Grahovo The Turks
were totally defeated, their commander killed,
with the loss of cannon, baggage, &C., and
then fled to Klobach, where they remained
in state of seige.
Ship Grand Duchess, from New York for
Liverpool, has been burnt at sea. Her crew
and passengers had arrived at Liverpool in
the ship Phenix, from Mobile.
Telegraphic dispatches from Bombay, re-
ceived at Malta, state that Azinghur was
relieved April Is, by Gen. Lugare, with but
triAing loss.
Brig. Gen. Seaton defeated the rebels near
Futtyghur, killing aud wounding three hum
dred and carturing their guns and ammuni-
ton.
A body of rebels in the AIaltapoora noun
tains had also been defeated.
A large body of Bheels had also been de-
feated in the Sautpore Hills, and five hum
dred captured. The British loss was severe,
including five officers.
Gen Rose had delayed his advance upon
Calpee in consequence of the advance of the
rebels upon Jhansi.
A Vienna dispatch says tie Montenegrins
had attacked the Turks near Grahovo, and
nearly annihlated their whole iorce killing
their commander, Kiamil Pasha, and captur-
ing all their guns. The Montenegrins lost
two hundred killed and wounded. The
The Turks numbered seven thousand strong,
and the Montenegrins five thousand.
The London Times says rumors are preva-
lent in political circles concerning the inten-
tions of France towards Belgium.
Steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived at
Liverpool on the 18th.
There had been nothing of Importance done
in Parliament. The debate on the Indian bill
was resumed in the House of Commons, but
no action was had up to the 18th.
AT Brussels the prospect of French inva-
sion was familiar topic of discussion.
The ship Ph@nix, from Mobile, arrived at
Liverpool on the 18th, with the passengers
and crew of ship Grand Duchess, burnt at sea
on the 1lth, The g. D. was from New York
for Liverpool, and when discovered, was in
most critical position but her passengers and
crew were all saved. The vessel and cargo
are total loss.
Three Australian vessels arrived at London
on the l7th, bringing nearly one hundred
thousand ounces OF gold.
Further Foreign News by the Indian.
QUEBEc, June 1.-The screw steamship In.
dian, from Liverpool 10Th inst, arrived at
this port about noon today.
The political news by the Indian contains
almost nothing in addition to the advices by
the Hammonia, at New York.
Liverpool Cotton Market.-The fair and
lower qualities had declined l-Sa while mid
ding descriptions were unchanged, scarce
and firm.
Breadstuf5 Market. The weather had been
favorable tor the crops. Flour dull; Wes-
tern Canal 2ls. 2ls. 3d. Wheat quiet but
steady. Corn quiet and Cd. lower