Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-15
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGR
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE MELITA.

ST JOHNS, n. f., Sept. 1.-THE Cunard
screw steamship Melta, from Liverpool 9TH,
arrived OIL Cape II ice this afternoon at
o'clock, en- route for Halifax and New York.
She was intercepted by the Associated Press
news yacht, and tie news dispatch obtained.
The steamship Adriatic from New York arriv-
ed at Southampton the 4th and the Anglo
Saxon from Quebec at Liverpool, on the same
day
Great Britain.
The London Observer qualities the state.
ment that Lindsey visits America in an au-
thoritatve capacity. 1t says his journey is
private one, but one OF the representatives
of the shipping interest, he has consented to
use his influence to induce the American gov
eminent to negotiate for the adjustment of va
rious matters pertaining to the shipping in-
terest, and the British government being de-
srous of facilitating these views has furnished
Lindsey with all correspondence connected
with the subject, that has passed between the
two countries.
AT a collision on the East Lancaster railway
of two excursion trains, II persons were kill
ed and 10 badly wounded. Many were also
slightly wounded.
France
The emperor and empress had reached Cha
mounix and were enthusiastically received.
a correspondent of the London Herald says
that France has not purchased 10 large steam
transports in the United States The Bourse
closed dull on the 3rd at 68t. The Paris corn
market was rather lower.
Naples.
Sardinia was about to interfere at Naples
1t was reported that Gen. LamOriciere was
about to leave for Naples with 10000 troops
the object being to prevent Naples becoming
prey to anarchy in view of the fall of the
Bourbon dynasty. All disposable vessels of
,l,.,,a
and military preparations were more vigorous
in Piedmont The Sandman government
was having every available transport and it was
said that if a rapid conveyance of SO large
force would be found impossible, the pope
would be asked to allow a passage through his
dominion.
The province of Terna Diavora had risen
in subordinaton Bands of insurgents had
united and were marching on camp Basso.
There was nothing as to Garibaldi's move
ments further than that he was at Monteleone.
1t was reported that the Neapolitan minis
tiers had rendered their designations, but they
were not accepted.
The king of Naples is to pay an ndemnif
cation Of three million francs for French losses
at the bombardment of Palermo
1t was asserted that the prohibition placed
on the departure OF volunteers from the Sar-
dinian states had been removed.
1t was rumOred that the cabinet at Turin
had agreed to prevent an army invasion Of the
states of the church.
The French garrison at Rome was to be in
creased by $500 men.
Anconia has been declared in a state of siege
and the papal delegates recalled.
Spain.
The duty on printing paper has been reduc-
ed nearly one half
Austria.
A revolutionary committee had been discov-
cred at Verona, and the members were arrest
ed. The papers seized threw a startling light
on the proceedings Of a neighboring power.
PRUSSIA. The emperor had invited the
Prince regent Of Prussia to hunting party at
Warsaw The prince consequently visits
Warsaw about the middle of Sept
Commercial.
liverpool Breadstt6S Markets. Breadstuffs
have downward tendency, all qualities hav-
ing slightly declined. The weather has been
favorable for the crops Messrs Wakefield
Nash & CO. report that flower has declined
freely Is per bbls. Quotations-30 32s Cd
Wheat declined 3d.
Latest from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ga. M.--The Melita
was detained until nine O'Clock this morning.
Confusion was increasing at Naples. The
annexation committee on the Sd received y
COMMUNICATION Houl Uarloalul announcing
that as the country required a definite solution
he would he at Naples about the Sth, and in
the name of Victor Emanuel assume the die
tatorship of the Two Sicilies.
The Neapolitan ministry had withdrawn
their resignation. The attempts to form new
ones under prince Eschtea had failed.
Count Persigny had made another speech,
giving the impression that the Neapolitan
ministry will do nothing more than maintain
the pope's throne on the Vatican, and not help
Lamnricipre 10 keen the Roman states