Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-14

OF. JOHNS, N. r, June Ill ne CaDaulan
screw steamship Nova Scotiau, from Liver
pool June 2, for Quebec, arrived at the Straits
of Belle Isle at A. NJ, Friday, 10th, and
finding the passage blocked with ice, after
endeavoring for ten hours to effect passage
through, was obliged to take the southern
route.
The Nova Scotian has 294 passengers.
Steamship Europa arrived at Liverpool on
the I'd inst.
Great Britain.
In the House of Lords on the 3lst, the or
der of the day was the consideration of the
Commons reason for disagreeing to the House
of Lords amendment to the Oaths Bill. The
question to insist on the Lords amend
ments, after discussion, was put, and carried
without a division.
Lord Stanly has been appointed to the In
dia Board.
Sir Bulwer Lytton has been appointed
Colonial Secretary.
In the House of Commons on the LIST, Mr..
Lindsay asked the government if it was true
that the United States vessels in the Havana,
or IN the Western coast of Africa, trade had
been fired into. boarded, searched, or detained
by British cruisers, and if so, by what author
1ty, or under whose Instructions did the COM
mander of those ships so act
Fitzgerald said the government had no off.
cial information on the subject, but had rea-
sons to believe the reports had been exagger-
ated. They were as anxious as the American
government to avoid all cause of complaint,
and strict orders had been issued to the Off
GERS of the stations to be especially cautious.
The steamships Niagara and Agamemnon
sailed from Plymouth Sound on Saturday
evening for the west coast of Ireland.
India.
Alexandria dates of 25th, were received at
Malta on the 3Oth. The Ganges, with the
Bombay mails, arrived at Suez.
The commandment chief and Gen. Walpole
entered Shahjehanpore without opposition on
the 20th of April, and marched for Barely
on the I'd of May, the Mounvie and followers
flying back to Magueldee, in Dude.
Nena Sahib was in Barely. The Hindoos
were friendly, and the Musselmen were es-
Gaping.
The reported reverses sustained by Walpole
in Dude confirmed.
Gen. Andrian Hope had been killed.
The Ghoorka column under Col Jones, &C.
cupied Mogadabad, after defeating the enemy
at Dugeehabad and Mujeenah
Gen. Penny was at Punallee on the 26th of
April, and marched the same day to join the
commander in chief
A dispatch from Futteghur of Nav ., states
that he followed the rebels into an ambuscade
and was killed, but the enemy was defeated
by his troops.
Koor Singh was defeated at and driven from
Arraghur by Brigadier Douglass. A detach-
ment under Capt. Legrand tried to intercept
him, and was repulsed with the loss of three
officers and two guns.
Koor Singhis since reported to have died of
wounds received in the action with Douglass
Sir VIM. Peel died at Cawnpore of small
pox, on the 9th of April.
Sir Hugh Rose marched from Jhansi for
Calpee on the 26th. He was opposed at Kinch
by the enemy, estimated at seven thousand,
headed by Rance of Jhansi and Nena's broth.
er. The rebels were defeated.
Gen. Whitlock captured Bundle on the 10Th
of April and had to march to Calpee on the
following day.
The Kotah force were mostly in quarters at
Calpee, small portion watching Rose s rear
Sir Hope Grant had returned to Lucknow.
The Bombay market was active, and price
of imports had decidedly increased. Freights
were depressed. Money very tight. Exchange
on London Is l I'D credits Is lid.
Documents from Gambia state that the
Greeks had risen against the authorities, the
pIeleXV oelng tax Tor pre- emptlon from mil
itary service. Gambia was threatened, but
reiniorcements arrived.
Commercial
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE The de-
maud for Cotton was exceedingly small the sales moi
exceeding 1900 bales all the trade Prices are firmly
maintained
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET.-The Corr
trade is generally dull. WHsAT-The last quotations
are hardly maintained. FLoUR-The rates of last Tues
day are maintained The has been favorable fol
agriculture
LONDON MARKETS, JUNE 1.-CoFFEE-saes are
made without change in price TEA-The market more
steady; common Congou % a 93i.
Oonsols for money 973 975, and for account 981.