Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-30
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
rAmerican Telerrnnh Office. LINCOLN House DIock.l
LATER FROM HAVANA.
OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS IN Col
tAmerican Telegraph Office, Lincoln House BlocS'l

OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS IN GOLD.
NEW YORK, March 29.-The steamer En-
pire CITY, from HAVANA 9th, has arrived.
She brings portion of the California mails,
1870 Messengers and S2S1 800 in specie. The
steamer Granada was to leave the same day
with the treasure and remainder of the pas
sengers and mails of the Illinois.
The U. S. mail steamship Illinois, from As
pinwall for New York, entered Havana harbOr
in company with the Empire City, the former
with damage to hermachinery, and only work
ing the starboard engine. The steamer Ora
NADIA was in port, to which were transferred
her treasure and $50 passengers from the IL
linois.
The Empire City took on board l05 bags of
California mails from the Illinois, and left at
noon on the oath, to be followed by the Ora
NADIA three hours later.
Some arrests of outside Cubans, naturalized
in the United States, are being made on the
"ounce of prevention plan, fearing lest mis-
chief may be done unless their action be an
ticipated.
A cargo of Africans was landed the preced-
ing week.
Havana papers state that the steamer JAS
seur when wrecked, was en- route from ia
maica for Nicaragua, with troops. She left on
the night of Feb. &c, and went down SO sud
denly, that nothing was saved from her, ex-
cepting the crew. who were ten days without
food and eight without water. The captain,
four officers, and fifteen men, had arrived at
Santa Cruz. The Captain-General of Cuba
had despatched government steamer to take
these men back to Jamaica, and also another
steamer to search for the missing boat con-
tanning thirty men.
The stock of sugar on hand at Havana and
Matanzas was 100000 boxes; prices were I'M
changed with downward tendency
New York March 29.-The steamer Gre.
NADIA arrived this afternoon, bringing the re-
mainder of the California passengers landed by
the Illinois at Havana, together with the treas
ure, amounting to upwards of one million dol
lars.
Advices from Panama are to the 10Th.
Gen. VIM. Walker has gone to California in
the Golden Age,
Revolution in Chiapa.
A revolution had broken out in the Mexican
State of Chiapa. The City of Comitan was
taken by assault and many lives lost The
store and house of James NJ Kinney were sack
ed and burnt, and much other property be-
longing to him destroyed
Disturbances in Chill.
VALPARAISO dates are to the 18TH Dis
turbances continued in Chill Caldera and
Capiapo were in the hands of the rebels Tai
ca was still in their possession, and they were
making formidable opposition to the govern
ment troops, who were beseiging that city.
The cities of Torne, Conception, and Taca-
huana, which had been in possession of the
rebels, had been retaken.
Peru and Ecuador.
The difficulties between Peru and Ecuador
were unadjusted. A Peruvian squadron was
anchored off Guayaquil, but no conflict had oc-
Cured.
Sandwich Islands
Advices from Honolulu are to February IS.
The eruption of Maura Loa continued unaba-
ted, but had done no damage, other than de-
stroying the village of Wananali, and filing its
harbor with lava.