Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-06


23d, arrived here at 20 minutes past o'clock
10 day.
The steamship Asia, from New York, ar
rived at Liverpool on the afternoon of the
18Th The steamer Borussia from New York
arrived at Southampton on the morning Of the
18th The steamer Fulton, from New York
arrived at Southampton on the 23d The
steamship Vigo, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 23d
From Great Britain.
The result Of tile presidential election in
the United States is commented on by the
English press with satisfaction
The empress Eugene had arrived in Scot
land and was temporarily soi0uIning in Edin
burgh, preparatory to visiting the Duke Of
Hamilton.
1t was announced that the English ministers
to Vienna aud Berlin are to change places.
The British steamer Bull Dog, Capt
McCLlntock, had returned to Portsmouth, at-
ter survey OF the deep sea route for a North
Atantc cable. The result was not known.
Ihe Brazilian war corvette DOna Isabel was
wrecked on the coast of Barbary, on the way
from Mlrselles to Lisbon. 1t WAS reported
that She had gone to pieces and that Il hundred
seamen and twenty officers were lost.
The Prince of Wales had resumed his
stndles at Oxford He was received there
W llH uiuCll ItJDlClD5. lllGGp was COnSluCflDie
excitement in London, on the Dist, caused by
report that the Emperor Napoleon had
quietly arrived in England, and would reach
London that afternoon. The railroad stations
were besieged, but the story turned out to be
a hoax.
The financial situation underwent an i'm.
portant change on the 2lst am arrangement
having been consummatpd by which the Bank
of Engl nd lends 92,0000 600 in gold to the
Bank Of France, on security OF a deposit Of
silver to AN equal amount. The arrangement
has caused a great buoyancy Of funds and an
advance in consols of to per cent
The Times city arIcle hopes the arrange
ment will terminate the prevailing uncertain.
ties OF the money market, and lead to an
early reduction Of the bank rate Of discount
The Daily News says, opinions arg generally
in favor OF the measure, bnt cautions the public
against being too sangulne and shows, that,
as drain IS going on from both countries,
this relief may be purchased at the ultimate
cost OF an increased future difficulty.
The Herad's city article also regards the
m easure as only paliation. There were no
gold Withdrawals from the bank on TIE DIST
lu the discount market there was a tendency
to greater ease Good bills were taken at
reduction from the bank minimum. The de
mand at the bank was moderate.
From France.
1t was rumored that Count Mornv was go
ing to Rome on special mission, with an au-
tograph letter from the emperor. Ii was also
stated that Count Persigny contcmplalcs re-
tIring from the London embassy, to be sue
ceeded by Count WaLiuski. The Bourse was
quiet.
Italian Affairs.
The siege of Gieta continued. The batter.
les OF COppercni and Santa AgOta had been
placed in a position which would definitely re-
duce the place The Picdmontese bombarded
the suburbs on the l2h. The Neapoitan
troops continued to fight rcsolutelv, but the de-
fcCtiou in the staff Ot officers was increasing.
1Coi. Panei hid surrendered battalion OF
ChaSscurS to the PedmOntese.
There is no new movement. The clergy in
the NeapoIan provinces are paying homage
to Victor Emanuel. The cardinal archbishop
OF Naples il about to return to his see. The
rumOrs OF a new Sandman board are contra.
dlcted. The dOwager. queen OF Naples with
the young prince has arrived in Rome. The
French were about 10 occupy 1erraciua. The
queen oi Spain had presented rich sword to
Gen GoyOn. ii Is reported that Goyon had
declared that he would deliver the material
belonging TO the Bourbon troops who entered
the Roman states either to France or Victor
Emanuel. Negotiations, however, were pro-
crossing on the subject,
Firther resistance of the Bourbon troops
was paralized by the nsubordination Of the
chiefs and the confusion prevailing. 1t is be-
leved that Il complete evacuation OF Gaeta was
resolved on. a castle near Munich was pre-
pared for the reception of Francis ii. EX-
plantations are said to have been asked OF
Piedmont by France, whether, with its sane
ton, GIribaldi signifies hIs intention to attack
Venetia in the spring. The plan attibutcd to
GurIbaldi is TO land in Dalmatia and yet into
MOuteuego and raise the population in order
to compel the Austrians to keep a considerable
force on that side, while the Piedmontese are
busy before Venitia.
A statement is current that the English
government had intimated to France its in.
tentiun OF recognizing the new kingdom, and
that Napoleon signted his willingness, pro.
vided it were postponed until the King OF
Naples evacuateS Gaela.
ReaCliOnary movements were at work, and
it is said that five Ncapolitan provinces were
in state of siege, on account Of the move
ments Of the anti-anneXationista. The prov,
ince Of Alvazzi had partly risen in insurrec-
ton.
The Piedmontese occupied Terracini, but
Cardinal Antonell protested, and Gen. Goyou
intimated 10 them to evacuate.
Austria and Germany.
At Vienna they speak Of guarantees from
the German confederation, Joined by Russia
for securing Venetia to Austria, as necessary
for the security OF Germany.
Latest via Londonderry.
LoNDsN, Nov. % "A despatch from Naples
Thursday, says, "Erantis III. burst a blood
vessel yesterday. A steamer had arrived from
Gacta ior medical assistance. The queen
mother and the children had left for Rome. A
81 tpI
The British board OF trade had commenced
an inquiry concerning the burning Of the Con
naught.
In France the prohibition against the ex
portation Of iron was abolished. 1t is STATED
that negotiations for the ceSsiun of Venetia
had commenced. The empress OF Austria
had arrived at Plymouth on her way to Ma
deira The empress Eugenia returns to France
on the l0th Of December.
Commercial Intelligence.
Liverpool Cotton Market.-LIvERPooL Nov
23d-rne brokers circular report the sales
o cotton for the week at about $4,000 bales
including 1000 10 spectators, and 1000 to ex
porters.
The market opened very dull and with {
decline of 8d on all descriptions, aud ever
more Tor interior qualities. On Thursday
there was an improved tone, but no advance
in prices The sails of Friday were S0Ol
including 200O 10 SPECTATORS tue market clos
ing firm. The stock in port was estimated IL
SIS 900 bales, of 437 900 were American.
BieadSt4G.- Richardson, Spencer Co., an'
Wakefield, Nash & Co., report flo r decinot
6l per barrel Wheat dull, and and 3d low
er. Provisions dull, but steady.
From Newfoundland.
ST. JonNs, N f., Dec. 3,-The legislator
met to day. The governor in his message
stated that the house was called upon to con
s;,t,r tha dosfifution urpvailiup in rho pnunt rt