Worcester daily spy., 1860-09-06
BY THE PRINCE ALBEIT.


ST. JOINS, N. F., Aug. 5.-The steamship
Prince Albert, from Galway Aug. 2Sth, ar.
rived here at noon to-day. The steamship
Asia arrived at Liverpool on the Goth The
Australasian arrived at Queenstown on the
10Th. The Great Eastern arrived at Milford
Haven at $50 P. NJ. ON the 26th.
Great Britain.
In the house of commons on the 25th, Lord
PalmerstOn acknowledged the services render
ed to the christians in Syria by Abdel-Kader,
and said the British consul had been instruct
ed to tender him the thanks of the British
government. Lord Palmerston also said that
the British government had no information
relative to the intention of France to establish
a fort on the lake of Geneva, and explained
her position on the Savoy question, the ces'
sion having not yet been recognized by Europe.
Parliament had virtually concluded its labor
for the session, by adjourning till the 2o.h,
when the prorogatiOn takes place.
Mr.. Lindsey, member OF parliament, had
been authorized to proceed to Washington and
lay before the American government the views
of the British government relative to the nav.
igation laws, beligerent rights, &C., for the
opening of the coasting trade, &c. Mr.. Lind
sey sails on the 8th of September.
France.
The emperor had made a speech at Lyons
in response to addresses by the authorities.
He condemned the unjust distrust excited
abroad, and declared that nothing should make
him deviate from the path of moderation and
justice. His sole desire was the general inter
est of France, and he urged them to give
themselves up with confidence to works of
peace. He was determined with Gods help,
that France should not degenerate under his
dynasty.
The pacific nature of this speech caused an
advance on the Bourse. Rentes 6Sf. 25c.
The Constitutional publishes an article say
ing the relations between France and Austria
, are excellent and congratulating the latter
power on its reform tendency.
Naples
Nothing decisive had yet been achieved by
Garibaldi The fort of Reggie capitulated on
the 2lst. The garrison were allowed to leave
with muskets and personal baggage only.
Gen. Cosenz, with considerable force, had
crossed the straits at Fieumechiero, and two
Neapolitan brigadcs surrendered to him at
discretion. The Garibaldians were masters
of Fort Dephizzo. They also, after short
fight, occupied Villa San Giovanni.
Conflicts had taken place between NeapoH
tan troops and some Bersegeri who landed
from Sardinan vessels. Sardinia prohibits
any more volunteers embarking at Genoa for
Sicily.
austria.
The Emperor of Austria and the King of
Wurtemberg were about to have an interview.
The reconciliation of Austria and Russia is
said to have been fully accomplished.
India and China.
Mails from Calcutta July 18th, and Hong
Kong July 8th, had reached England India
news is unimportant- Large bodies of rebels
who took refuge in the Jungle near Blaws-
ward had been routed.
Calcutta produce market was quiet. I'm
ports stagnant. Freights lower owing to large
arrivals. Want of rain threatened destruc-
ton of the crops. Exchange Is. I'd.
Lord Elgin and Baron Gros had gone to
Gulf of Pecheli All quiet at Canton. Hong
Kong markets dull Imports lower. Teas
lower but higher and active at Foochow.
Trade at Shanghai continued suspended Tor
imports. Teas firm. Exchange Is. I'D. a
6s. 72d. SlOop-o1-war Adams was at Foochow
and steamers Hartford and Saginaw at Shang-
hal.
Latest by Telegraph to Galway.
LONDON, Aug. 28.-There is no political
news of Importance.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27.-Lioepool Cotton
Market.-Sales to day were 10000 bales, in,
cluding 1000 on speculation and export. The
market closed quiet bnt steady.
LiUerpool BreddSte6S Market.-W Weather finer,
but still shOwery. Wakefield, Nash, & Co.,
and Richa rdson, Spencer, & Co., report -four
buoyant, at 30s. 33s. Wheat firm at full
prices. Corn tending upward mixed and
yellow 34s. a 25s Cd.
liverpool Provision Marke.-Beef heavy
Pork dull Bacon quiet. Lard steady at Cos
a 63s. TalOw quiet, but steady, at sis. 53s
Liverpool Produce Market -Rosin frmer al
4s. Cd. Common spirits turpentine steady al
31s. Sugars steady. Rice firm, but slightly
higher for all qualities, with large spccula
tive inquiry. Coffee steady.
Latest by Telegraph to Galway
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2S.-Cotton sales to-day
5000 bales market quiet, but steady. Bread
stuffs-Weather favorable Tor crops. Rich
ardson, Spence, & Co. report -four dull, wheat
steady but less active, and corn quiet
LONDON, Aug. 28.-Consols 92ss a 90 for
money and account.