Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-15
LATEST NEWS.
BY TEL PHI
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE ANGLO-sAxON.

FARTHER POINT, Aug. 1.-THE steamship
Anglo Saxon passed this point this morning,
with dates from Liverpool to Aug, 3D..
Great Britain.
The London Chronicle says it is notorious
that the conservatives are not prepared to take
Office. Their only prospect at present is to
deprive the ministry OF Mr. Gladstone's ser
vices. We are to break faith with France that
Mr., Dlsraeli may have revenge on a success.
ful opponent"
The Herald referring to the maiorites on
the notification vote last night, says that for
the first time the present session, the govern
ment succeeded in carrying a measure which
commands the assent of all reasonable men in
the country.
In the Royal Bank of Liverpool the Herald
states that arrangements have been made for
preventing confusion by the announcement of
, the sudden death of Mr.. Charters, and that ev-
cry prccaution has been taken to provide as
slstance IN the emergency of a run on the
bahK, even to the extent OF keeping the bal
ance at the Bank of England higher than the
customary account. The bank is in perfect
order, and its position most satisfactory
LONDON, Friday Afternoon Consols, mon.
ey and account, 93a a 93B. The English funds
were firm to-day. The discount market has
increased, the demand owing to preparations
for the 4th of the month. About $4,000 in
gold was taken from the bank to day tor ex.
portaton. The Paris Bourse to-day exhibited
a decline of &c.
The Times strongly advocates the establish
ment of country rifle association, which
would permanently popuarize the weapon.
Already beginning has been made A meet
ing Of the Berkshire volunteer rifle prize
shooting, combined with other sports, will
take place at Windsor park on Sept 30th
Every county in England should follow the
example.
The Times says nobody ever yet heard
Lord Palmerston say he will resign or dissolve
upon this affair. 1t will only be a sham fight
got up to resemble real one The tory oppo.
slti0n does not want to kill the wing cabinet,
and the wing cabinet does not intend 10 be
killed The case is one on which every mem
be may vote according to his conscience with
out the least regard as to what may betall the
ministry or parliament. If the ministry
should be beaten, it will very soon be found
out that question may be worth fighting for
and yet not important enough to cause resig-
nation.
Liverpool Cotton Maket.-The brokers' circu-
lar reports sales for the week at $4,000 bales
including 5000 bales to spectators, and 10000
baos for export. The market closed frmer
but unchanged as to prices Stock in port,
1,24l,0 900 bales, of which 1,075,000 bales is
American. Sales on Ftiday, 10000 bales,
market closing steady.
The Liverpool Breadstuffs market looks un-
favorable. Flour quiet. Wheat steady Corn
advanced Cd The Provision market gen
orally dull and unchanged. Produce generally
unchanged.
Sicily.
The Moniteur publishes the text of CON
vention signed at Messini by Gen. Clary aud
Col, Medlci, which is mostly a military CON
vention for the evacuation OF Sicily from mo
tives of humanity. The Sicily correspondence
from Genoa reduces to six the military eXecu-
tions said to have been ordered by Garbaldi.
After the capture OF Melazzo they were shot
as assassins, not as cOmbattants.
The loss Of the Sicilian and Italian volun
teers is now estimated at nearly one thousand
men, and heavy proportion was sustained
by Garibaldis best corps.
Syria.
PARIS, Friday.-All the powers have agreed
upon the conditions of European intervention
in Syria. The conference will assemble at
o'clock to sign the convention, with refer
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