Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-16
ATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE VANDERBILT,

SANDY HOOK, July I'LL p M-Steam.
snip Vanderbilt, from Hlvre via Southampton
Mith inst, has passed This point for New York,
where she will be due about one o'clock Sun
q day morning. Steamship Africa from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the %. Steam
ship Prince Albert, from New York via St.
Johns, N. E., arrived at Galway the ID. The
North Briton, from Quebec, arrived at London
derry the Sd, en- route for Liverpool.
g. Liverpool Cotton Market, 3d-Sales of cotton
for the three days, 5000 bales, including 1000
to spectators. The market was irregular,
with downward tendency
Liverpool BreadstfS Myhet-Market had
downward tendency. and all quotations slight
ly declined. Flour very dull, and declined Cd
4 Is per Dbl. Wheat dull and declined.
London Money Market, 3d.-Consols closed
on the Sd at 93S a 81 for account ex. dividend.
There was a good demand for money, and an
easy market was expected during the coming
week. E130,040 Australian gold had arrived
at London.
Numerous failures among leather merchants
had occurred in England, the liabilities
amounting to over million and a half ster.
ling. The American houses in Liverpool in
the hide trade were not compromised.
The Neapotan minister at Paris had re.
signed since the Baden conference
The PruSslan minister had had several con-
ferences with Count Eichberg, having for his
object the bringing abouta more perfect under
standing between the governments of Austria
and Prussia.
There had been fresh disturbances at Ma.
pies. The police stations had been attacked and
pillaged, and many persons killed in the Skin
mishes. The king had arrived there, and i'm
mediately ordered the formation of national
guard.
Prince Napoleon will succeed Jerome as pres
ident of the privy council. He will occupy the
Palace Royal as marshal OF France, and re-
ceive Jerome's donations.
The federal council of Switzerland will
submit the following question for the coming
European conference of the great powers as
it i'll the interest of Europe TO lenve the
Simplon pass perfectly accessible to France,
without demanding that an understanding be
brought about between the kings of Sardinia
and Naples, relative to the common interests
OF their crowns in Italy ?'
An ambassador from Naples was soon to
arrive at Turin, with proposition from the
king of the former for an alliance with Sar-
DINA. The ministry lately appointed by Gar.
lbaldi was unpopular i'll Sicily, and fresh
massacres had occurred.
Heenan, the champion prize fighter of the
world, is passenger on board of the Vanderbilt,
with Jack Mcdonald, his second in the late
encounter with Savers
Among the passengers by the Vanderbilt
are JOS l., White, late consul at Lyons, and
Col Cipriani. The latter comes to make ar
engagements for the reception of Prince Ma
poleon, who is about to visit this country i'll
his steam yacht.
Naples dispatch of July 1st, says the con-
cessions OF the Neapolitan government have
determined Garibaldi to precipitate annexa-
ton.
PALERMO, June 25.-Fresh disturbances
have occurred. Garibaldi sent troops to re-
establish order
The London Herald and Standard, and all
the weekes, were confscated in Paris. The
S~paris Monteur announces that project of
law will be laid before the legislature, de-
manding its approval OF the convention for the
establishment of submarine telegraph be-
tween France and the United States.
massachusetts, July At is stated
that there was a skrmish June Both, near Mes
sina, between some detachments of GaribaIdi
and portion of the royal troops.
MADRID, July 3.-Morocco has paid the first
instalment of the indemnity to Spain.
Consols closed on the fourth at ninety three
and three.eights to half Sugar brisk, and
six pence higher; coffee firm tea quiet rice
dull and unsettled