Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-06
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Steamships HamnsonEn
and Nova Scotiam.

New YORK. Oct 5. The steamship Ham
monia arrived here this morning, and the
Nova SGotian at Quebec at the same time.
Both brings Southamp ton and Liverpool dates
to the 22d ult.
The Hammonia left southampton on the
Dist ult.
The steamer City of Baltimore, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool goth. Steamship
North Star was passed 23d ult., off Cape
Sable, by the Hammond.
London dates are of the twenty. first. The
London money market was easy, and money
abundant at l per cent Consos 81 s a
81 IA for money and 81 IA a 97l s. for
account.
In the London corn market there had been
decline of a 2 shillings
The Liverpool Cotton market was quite &C.
tive Sales on the goth 10 600 bales, at an
advance in some instances of l6 pence, and
holders demanding better prices
The news by this arrival is generally un-
important
The New York and Galway Steamship
Company have purchased the "Congress," a
sister of the prince Albert" for their Amer
lean line.
The question of Regency in Prussia have
been satisfactorily settled. The Queen with
draws her pretenslons in favor of the Prince
OF Prussia, who assumes a nominal title of
Co-Regent, but with unlimited powers
The Emperor of China is 10 have the Grand
Gordon Of Saint Viadiner from Russia, and
Legion of Honor from Flance.
The Times Paris correspondent SAYS the
ports of Tehiti and Marquesas are about be-
ing declared free.
The States General of Holland were opened
by the King in person on the goth. In his
ADDRESS the King expressed hope that the
States General would receive favorably the
measures concerted to abolish slavery in the
| Dutch colonies
Spain was quiet. The dissolution of the
Cortez had given great satisfaction to the Lib
erals.
The Spanish government has ordered new
reinforcement of three thousand troops, and
all large vessels of war unemployed to pro-
coed to Cuba Immediately.
steamship Ariel, from New York, ran
aground when approaching SOUTHAMPTON,
out got OIL without meterial damage.
Latest.
LONDON, Wednesday.-T Times CITY ar
tlcle reports The funds inactive yesterday, but
improved is in price. The DU1y Neus' city
article says slight stimulus was given BY
the continued influx of gold. The Bank had
received nearly half million sterling since
the date of the last return.
The London papers publish report of Mr..
Farley, electrician of the Atlantic Telegraph.
on the present state of the cable. His exper-
lments show that the cable has not parted
faint signals still being received from New.
foundiand, and speaks of another and more
distant fault, the locality of which he cannot
estimate without going to Newfoundland
liverpool BreadstutS N rket, Sept o.
Flour very dull, and holders would accept a
reduction to effect sales; Western Canal 90 a
2ls; Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls % Cd ;
ONO US Cd 25s. Wheat has a declining
tendency; red Western 5s 4d a Gs sd white
Western 6s Sd IS Cd Southern Is a rs Sd.
Corn dull; white SOS yellow 84s.
London Market.-The breadstuffs mark Ell
is dull; Wheat has declining tendency and
prices have receded Is a Is per quarter.
London Money Market.-Ihe money mark Ell
is generally unchanged. American securi.
ties were dull. Money at II 4 a 81 3. 8,
and for the account at 81 S.8 a 81 IL.