Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03
LATEST NEWS.
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TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FROM EUROPE.
II y THE ASIA,

New YORK, July 2.-The steamer Asia,
from Liverpool July 2lst, arrived this evening
LONDON, STANDARDIZATION in the bauk
had decreased 1925 600 Money was more
abundant, rates IL" changed.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. of cotton to-
day, 5000 bales. Market quiet. Flour and
wheat firm Weather unfavorable Provis
ions dull.
TouLoN, July 20.-Great activity prevails
here in the arsenal. The envoy of Garbaldi
has had an interview with the emperor
The Spanish government has ordered war
vessels t0 Venezuela, in consequence of out.
RACES on Spanish subjects. Several priests
had been arrested at Genoa for carrying con
ceaed weapons.
Naples.
The Paris correspondent of the Globe says
the refusal of the naval officers to act against
Sicily, is confirmed. Four frigates join in
the prOnunciamento.
NAPLES, July l9.-The royal guards have
been removed from Naples, and the national
guard have commenced its services. These
measures made a favorable impression, and
manifestations have taken place, some Of the
residents shouting "Hurrah for the king,
''hurrah for the troops" Sc Many houses
were illuminated. The army took the oath to
delivered an address. The proclamation of
the king to the army and people produces a
good effect The ministry is supported by
public opinion.
Syria.
The Paris correspondent of the Herald says
England will send a regiment or two to Syria
but France intends to dispatch $4,000 men I'M
der Marshal Mcmahon. Great anxiety is felt
at Beirout respecting the fate of the Christians
who had taken refuge in the south of Kerrou-
an, to the number of $4,000, who were sur.
rounded by the Druses, in great numbers.
MARsEILLEs, July 20.-M. Osmont, colonel
of the general staff, left today for Beyrout.
The commiSsariat leaves for the same place
on Sunday. Ten transport steamers are COM
pleting preparations for the departure at
Touon
1t is stated that Ab-del Kader offered his
services to Napoleon to suppress the atrocities
at Lebanon. Spain also sends war steamers
to Syria.
PARIS, July 2l.-French consular reports
from Syria state that reports have been circu-
lated among the Druses that the Europeans
were about to drive away the Turks from Eu-
rope, which determined them to exterminate
the Christians in Syria.
LONDON, July 21.-The Post has telegram
stating the French force to Syria to be eight
thousand.
Bombay dates to June %, furnish full par
ticulars of the loss OF ship Squantum, of Bos
ton. From June 18th to 18th she experienced
heavy weather; at p. m. 18th, sighted and
about 10 miles off; at in the evening sighted
two lights bearing northeast which were made
for until s. when the wind died away leaving
heavy sea and tide ebbng A calm follow.
ed. Ship unmanaged from heavy sea and
tide when the anchors were dropped, about
twenty minutes after which the ship struck in
five tathoms OF water. Heavy seas were now
sweeping over her decks with perfect calm
prevailing. After the first shock she parted
her port anchor, and went on shore, and by al
most miracle, on sandy point Juttng out
between jagged rocks, on either of which had
the ship struck every soul must have persisted.
The masts were then cut away to ease her
as much as possible, as she was now lying
stern to the sea, which was making complete
breaches over her The captain, his wife, and
crew, betaking themselves to the top gallant
forecaste for safety till daylight, when all but
three were saved. The carpenter cook, and
one seaman, were drowned. Capt. Miller
wife and son, and crew, fifteen in number,
have arrived at Bombay. The latter are being
cared for by Mr.. Hatfield American consul.