Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-27
BY TETEGRAPH
By the American Teegrapb's Company's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block,
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the PersIn.

sia, Capt. Judkins, from Liverpool Saturday,
Oct. Is, has arrived.
In the Liverpool Cotton Market there has
been a slight decline on all grades except
middling. The sales of the week were 43 900
bales, the market closing firm.
Breadstuffs and provisions were dull.
The London Money Market was slightly
easier. Consols 90 g. s and 9S l 2, for money
Advices from Bombay are to Sept. "a. The
dlsarmed troops at Mooltan had mutnied and
been nearly all exterminated
The race for the Cesarwitch handicap, at
Newmarket, ior which the American horse
Prioress was the frat favorite, was won by
Rocket, by a head only, Prioress and the
Beaver running dead heat for the second
place. Thirty-f horses ran.
The fact that the American mare Prioress
should second time run dead heat for the
C@sarwitch handicap, though for the second
place only, was the most remarkable incident
connected with this race
The officers and crew of the steamer Aus
tria had published letter, claiming that they
did all that it was possible for them 10 do un-
der the circumstances, and that the captain
did the same.
The decree permitting the importation of
foreign iron into France was about 10 be re-
newed, with certain notifications.
prospectus has been issued from the COM
pany for the Galway line of steamers with
capital of half million sterling.
France has accepted the mediation of a
friendly power in the dispute with Portugal.
A pacific solution is considered certain.
The monthly return of the Bank of France
shows the extraordinary decrease of one and
three quarter millions sterling of bullion.
Discounts have largely increased. The Bourse
is slightly lower
The panic continues on Change at Vienna.
The free importation of breadstnffs is to be
permitted into Portugal
The Spanish and French Vice Consuls were
assassinated at Tetuan, Morocco. Energetic
measures were expected to be adopted to en-
force satisfaction.
The Bombay mail of Sept, a has been tel
egraphed. There is but little news of lmpor-
tance beyond the mutiny of disarmed troops
at Mooltan and their subsequent near exter-
mination.
Details of China news show that the Brit
ish had destroyed the forts at Namton, but
spared the town.
United States Commissioner Reed was at
Shanghae.
The U. 5. ship of war Germantown was in
Canton river. The steam frigates Mississippi
and Powhattan were at Japan.
Turkey.
The Turks in Gambia had again made such
a display that it was feared the massacre of
the Austrians was intended. Great excite
ment prevailed
Two additional battalions of troops were to
be sent to the island.
Reports are revived that the Porte has re-
fused to cede the island of Perrin to England.
india.
The Bombay mail OF Sept a, had arrived
at Suez. The mutiny at the Mooltan took
place on the 3Ist of August.
The fugitive rebels from Poweree were de-
teated with great slaughter on the 9TH of
September.
Four emissaries of Nena Sahib had been
captured at g walor, endeavorng to corrupt
the native troops, who informed their officers
Of them. The culprits were executed.
Austria.
A panic is prevailing on change at Vienna,
caused by the fenrs of the spsculators at the
approaching resumption of cash payments by
the bank.
The Cologne Gazette says Austria will de-
mand explanations from the Pope respecting
the augmentation of the French forces at
Rome.
The Duke de Maak off was IN married to Ma
st. Cloud on the 18th.
A Paris dispatch says that the two ships
lately sent to Lisbon would proceed to Tetu-
an to avenge the late massacre.
Australia
The Australian mail of August 10th had
reached England. The news was anticipated
by telegraph.
nugget of gold weighing 2l00 ounces was
being exhibited at Melbourne.
The electric telegraph was in operation be-
tween Melbourne and Adelaide.
I1dtn.
The Gwalior fugitiyes, after occupying the
town OF Patun and securing a large amount
of treasure and forty guns, were again defeat.
ed in the field on the 18th of September, and
dispersed in all directions. The British cap
tured thirty guns.
A private dispatch says that renewed
alarm had arisen at Calcutta, and that the
troops were kept under arms.
China.
The Hong Kong mail of August oath had
reached England.
Admiral Seymour had returned from Japan,
but Lord Elgin had proceeded to Jeddo with
the steam yacht, which he would present to
the Emperor.
The town of Namton was spared by the
British, though the forts were destroyed The
report that the place was sacked was unfound-
ed.
The Chinese were coming back by degsees
to Hong Kong and Macao.
Mr.. Reed, United States Commissioner. was
at Shanghai, awaiting the arrival of the Chi