Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-18
DLATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE,
by THE BOHEMIAN

ST. JOINS, n. f., Dec. 1.-THE Canadian
steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool the 9th,
and Londonderry the 7th inst, for Portland,
was intercepted off Cape Race by the news
yacht at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Steamship North American from Portland.
arrived at Londonderry on the 9Th, the Kan
CARGO, from New York, at Queenstown same
day, and the Prince Albert, from New York;
at Galway on the 9th. The Bremen, from
New York, arrived out on the 9th.
The general news embraces no feature of
special Importance. The siege of Gaeta con
tinued. The Sarlinians have opened fire
from four new batteries
Commercial
LIVERPOOL, Dee 6-Cotton-The sales of
three days, including Wednesday, were 10 900
bales, OF which 2jO0 were for speculation and
export. The market closed dull and generally
unchanged.
Breadstgf&-All qualities slightly declined,
holders pressing OH the market. owing to
heavy arrivals.
Great Britain.
The London Chronicle says that Parliament
will meet on the 9th OF February. a deputa
ton, which includes two members of parlia-
ment, has been appointed to co vey an invita-
tlOn to GIrbIidi to visit England.
Hha london Times has another editorial on
the political split in the Uuitcd States, and
expresses the nope that the ariel may give
wlt to il calm, in which the real difficulties OF
the slavery question may be met and quietly
answered.
From France.
Marshal Vaiante has been accredited min.
lister OF the emperOrs household. Ii is ated
that no one was aware OF the cmperUr's pur.
pose respecting the decree relative to the CON
stitutun, until he revealed the document to
his as sounded ministers in council, where it
met with some opposition,
From Italy,
The siege of Gieta continues. The garri-
son replied to the fire from the batteries OF
Caldn -Four batteries had commenced
operations on the place.
The Consulta General had opened at Naples.
Puerio was elected vce.president OF the con.
suta after having refused the post OF minister,
without portfolio
The Princlpalities.
Fears were entertained ot general rising
in Little Waachia. Twenty OF the principle
merchants at Crajona had been killed by the
militia during disturbance. The archbishop
and president of the council had been arrested
al Jassy.
From India.
The Bombay mail Of Nov 10th had ar.
rived. Her news was generally anticipated
AT Bombay business was suspended, i'll con.
sequence Of the Bazaar dealers having com
DlIlel u SuSpSHu an purchases VII llS dulllOIl-
ties paid attehtion to the grievances OF the in
come tax.
Financial Affairs
The funds on the 9th continued buoyant
conSols advanced I, but the advance was par,
TALLY lost before the close. financial advices
from New York were anXousIy watched tor
aud those by tho Prince Albert were contra
dcted, and produced but slight effect. The
discount market was moderately active, and
best bills were at A per cent. No gold was
Withdrawn OIL the 9th. The Improvement
and activity in American railway securities,
continued on the 9th.
Latest via Londonderry.
LONDON Dec. It'll There is no political
news OF importance. Gold is being Withdrawn
from the bank for America. The Persia, tC
sail tomorrow for New York, is expected It
take fully 100000 pounds sterling
Cotton Mdrket.-LIvERPooL, Dec. 1.-The
brokers circular reports the sales of the week
at $4,000 bales of which $500 were taken by
spectators and $500 by exporters The mar
ket opened very dull and all qualities declined
Id, owing to the American panic, but at the
close there was rather more inquiry, which
was freely met. The sales of to-day were
300 bales, OF which spectators and exporters
took l400 the market closing steady.
Breadst46S Market.-LIvERPooL, Dec. L
EluuT quiet Out SlCdutt NHGdG has al du
vancing tendency corn dull.
The empress Eugenia paid brief visit t.
queen Victoria at Windsor Castle, on the At
of December. The visit only lasted two
hours.
The supplementary tariff convention be
tween France and England had been publish
ed. 1t regulates the duties on textile fabrics
A large repeal meeting had been held il
Dublin.
Approximations of monetary crisis in Par
had subsidized. The bank Of France was large
ly gaining specie. The Bourse was firm anC
higher.
Count Persigny had presented letters of re
call to the English court and returns To Pa is
The emperor had granted permission to tht
Baltimore battalion 10 visit Paris fully aCcUu
tired, next spring.
Te siege OF Gaeta continued but it was re
ported that the fire Ut the besegerS had slack
eucd. Provisions were getting scarce in the
fortress. Victor Emanuel continued at Paler
mo, where he was received with great enthusi
assn.
There were rumors Of increasing insurrec
tOnlry movements in the Abruzza. Unim
portaut demonstrations in Naples and else
where were put down. 1t was reported tha
Napoleon had ntimated to Francis IL. the i'll
utility OF further resistance.
There were vague runorS that cardinal An
tonelli had resigned The official Austrian
journal cOuiradicts the rumOrs Ut negotiations
tor the cessiou of Venetia.
Later dates from India had been received
but were uumpartant Disturbances wert
iminVnt from the collection of the income tax
es. The report that the English prisoners IL
Pekin had been maltreated and even behea,el
was not credited.
From washington