Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-18

It.-DIedHiSnID
Jura, from Liverpool 9th, via Queenstown 7th,
passed here this morning en- route for Quebec
Her Geographic advices are two days later.
Steamships Edinburg arrived at Queens
town 9TH the Parana, from Boston, at Gal
way 7th, and the Persia, from New York, at
Queenstown 18th.
Cotton-Sales of the week at Liverpool
$4,000 bales, all qualities showing an adj
vancing tendency middling and lower quail.
ties have advanced Id.
Breadstuffs have a declining tendency,
which affected all qualities of flour. The de-
cline on wheat since Tuesday was 4d., and on
corn Cd
Provisions have also declined.
ConsolS 938 934 for money, and 933 for
account.
The weather in England is fine, and the
harvest prospects favorable, exerting buoy
ant feeling in the breadstuffs and cotton mar
kets.
Smith, Sinclair, & Co.. linen factors, Lon
don, have suspended for Gl50000.
24th.
The British steamer Orwell, which had been
seized by Garibaldians, had been recaptured
by the British steamer Scylla
1t is asserted that christians had been mas
sacred at Baalbec in Syria, and in village
near Jean d'Acre.
An emeute had taken place at Siernona,
and more serious one was apprehendcd at
Phiipahoholi. Agitation continued to pre-
vail in Boznia and the Herzegovina, but the
sultan had ordered the grand vizier to return
Immediately without visiting those provinces.
France.
Napoleon is reported to have assured NJ.
Farini of his sincere desire to see Italy indie
pendent. When Victor Emanuel shall be
master of Sicily and Naples he will be strong
enough to contend alone against Austria but
should Austria prove victorious in Il conflict,
France would not allow her to abuse her vic
tory.
The Paris bourse was dull and drooping.
The rentes closed at 67 f. 95 c.
1t was reported that the Empress is unwell
and will not accompany the emperor to AL
geria.
Garibaldi's Movements Affairs at Naples
NAPLES, Sept. 16 Garibaldi, with his
forces, has arrived at Salemo, and is expected
to be at Naples Immediately
The king leaves to day for Gaeta.
There are eight Sandman war vessels in the
Bay of Naples with two regiments of the Der.
saghere troops on board
Garabaldi was last heard of at Palmo march.
ing upon Salemo, being supported on the right
wing by Gen Cozenz. -Four thousand men
under Gen Tewr had disembarked at Capri
Victo Emanuel was proclaimed.
1t was reported that the Austrian minister
at Naples had teleeraphed to Vienna that the
king OF Naples had resolved to quit his states
The pictures and furniture of the palace, and
the kings baggage, were embarked on the 4th
on board Spanish vessel. Other authorities
affirm that the king had adopted the desperate
policy OF no surrender, and would not leave
till the last extremity.
I'll, ID a..
Paris he was received by Jules Favrc and 9TH
ers. He said he was going to see Garibadi,
and that Lord Palmerston had authorized him
to tell Garibaldi that he (Palmerston) consid-
: cred Garibaldi would compromise all his sue
cess by an immediate attack on Rome or We
Meta.
Latest via Londonderry.
LONDON, Friday, 7th.-The News has re-.
ceived the following telegram -
NAPLES, Thursday-l p. M.-Garbadi ar
rived at Salermo this morning, and is expected
at Naples Immediately. 1t is said that the
king will leave here today for Gaeta The
Intrepid returned here yesterday from Saler-
mo- Edwin James, NJ. p, the Hon. Mr.. Ash
ley, M. p, and other English gentlemen are
on board.
a Sandman vessel is on a visit to Garibadi
at Saermo.
The city of Naples is perfectly tranquil, and
the people conduct themselves in a dignifed
manner.
Very large quantities of wheat, barley, rye,
and rape-seed have recently been bought in
Austria by English and French spectators.
Another French line-of. batte-ship, the AL.
exander, has left Toulon for Naples.
The sale of photographs of Garibaldi is pro-
hibited in Vienna
The Times city article, dated Thursday
evening, says the English funds We're un.
changed throughout the day. In the discount
market the demand was again limited at previ.
Gus rates. No gold was taken into the bank
to-day.
a correspondent of the News says that Gen.
Lamoricere's proclamation imposes on the
Sandman government the duty Of watching
the frontiers and of preparing to cross them,
too, in case of necessity. The government is
already collecting in that direction force OF
10000 men.
Liverpool Breadstq6' MarketS.-Morton Bros.
& Maddock's report says wheat is in slow
demand at decline of 4d. per GENITAL. Flour
not looked after, and must be quoted fully Is
per Dbl and sack lower. Oats in retail de-
mand at about Tuesdays prices. Much in
quiry for Indian corn, at Cd per quarter less
than Monday.