Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.
HY THE CANADIAN.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
EY THE CANADIAN.
FARTHER POINT, Aug. THE steamship
Canadian, which left Liverpool at four P. NJ. on
Thursday, July %, and London during the
evening Of the 9th, passed this point at six
A. NJ. to day.
Great Britain
The parliamentary proceedings are unim-
portaht- a prospectus had been issued for a
new telegraph company, which proposes to es-
tablish system on the penny postage prnci-
pile, and convey messages of twenty words to
any part of England, Scotland, and Ireland
at tlie uniform .ate Of one shilling. An infiu.
entail board OF directors had been formed, with
a capital OF El5O000. 1t is proposed to work
the lines on AIIan's patent.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company announce
that the efforts made at Newfoundland, to re-
store the Atlantic cable having failed, Mr.
Narley, the electrician, in his report says -
eSby hard hauling, the pieces Of the cable
were recovered i'll small lengths, amounting in
all to seven miles, but the cable invariably
broke at that distance, and it was necessary at
last to abandon the attempt"
The report says the iron wires often appear
ed sound, but on minuter inspection they were
found eaten away and rotten. The gutta per-
cha and conner wire were as good as when
laid down Portions which we're wrapped
with tarred warn were sound. the tar and
hcmp HAVING preserved the iron wire BRIGHT
and free from rust.
The public income of Great Britain for the
year ending June Both, was ell AIS, 600 and
the expenditures SO 504, 900.
Mr. Lavar had withdrawn from the direc-
ton of the Galway line of steamers.
The American horses at the Goodwood races,
were meeting with ill success. Mr.. Ten
Broeck's Maggreone and Satellite run for the
stewards emp on Goodwoods races respective
iy. The Goodwood cup, for which he was
great tavorlte, was to be run for on the after
noon the Canadian lett Liverpool.
The weather had been improving through
out England, but sunshine was much wanted
Tor the crops. The harvest was expected to
be as much as three weeks later than usual.
The English government had decided to dis
patch complete telegrapmc apparatus TO
emma with wires to pe lalu Ill tlie diStrlctS &C.
cupled by the british forces
fcnIty which NAV have interfered with clad.
stones remaining in the cabinet have been
over-ruled
The prince regent of Prussia arrived at Ton
Iitz on the evening of the 18th, and was re.
ceiyed ut the railway terminus by the emperor
of Austria
BRron Won Wertrer and the Prussian am
bassador at Vienna. and other diplomats were
Mt Tonli,z
The Paris Paws uives tho renort of a treaty.
bptween Austria and Prussia preceJed Inv a
conference at Toplitz.
1zuoxoo
ro.+.,.. a.,,,, p.n;. ~',' shat r,nd pol,,on
HG'tels iVrh Is'iio say 'n"' i-2'o ""iio
SlUu SlleGCll Oll EllSllSll
Cteateu sIe". s"y
tat great "laLt was leit as u tiie
VI 80 t%a ,,o't h",I hos @s,,,anad liz
'i9rt ~ .Io ' Tnndo HoralJ IN
d,,I,o Iar,,. ,Taril,o rnrnnrs and stotns
,'. ~, t'rIo,,,,i had 49,,
naad ~ rn,''rt tor,soiyas ,yit6nnt dIa
III o,-oI roseY,,os haJ Lnen caIlnJ ont TIe
La no nav a. 81 a., Mo'I;tanroa ~ 60 ho
49, 80 ~ s.iI % ,i,o Iina Military nrenara,
tions po on with unfapuinr activity, for the
for the Syrian expedition, which is stated at
25 900 men. besides artillery and cavalry.
Naples anu oA'i1J'
Nothing ne" mas transPlreu feidt'e " gar
lbaldIS movements Inc KING Oh oaraiiila
irJlaS received Ihe Neapoiit''h a'iipdSs"uol' ne
r-Aondon Times, IN abiding TO the attempted
retrace MS steps, anu that IL Is Seheraiy oe'
ieyed that the KING OF Naples VIII, before
many weeks, increase the iist OF e1llea princes
Mr.. Mellen, VINO COMMANDED Inc revolution
lists in 1919, but was recently foreign lhterpre
tor at Queenstown, mas gone 10 JON Uafloa!dl'
Iurln dlspatch OF inc zotl says the mission
OF the Marquis DE La Graca 10 farlo Is 10 DrlnS
about compromise by wmch the KING OF Ma,
pies would accept lhe result Oh an universal
Suffrage III SICILY shoulu INC western po"Gis
guarantee the integrity Of ms uonlliioiS III tie
man land ana prevent OaflDalul ironl IahulhS
there.
Rome
A letter from Rome says the pope had re-
fused TO adopt any OF the measures recon-"
mended by the French ambassador, and de-
cares that 1t these charges are forced oh nan
he will abandon his states.
Fears were entertained that GarlbaldI might
suddenly appear on the papal territory.
SYRIA
Adviros from SYRIA are TO July 9TH. There
is nothino fresh. but affairs were still serious
The DrIlSes and Bedouins returning to Rousan
nassed through Damascus and proposed
General massacre OF the Christians to Abdel
Kader. who refused to countenance it. The
inhabitants, however, became aecomplices in
the murder OF christians wilcn tooh pace II
Is confirmed mat some lurAls" Soiuiers ar
rested the aSsasslns' a.,
Notwithstanding the ruhoreu protest ,il:' ol tle
Porte, preparations ior ae eAp'uiai ' Teie
progressing ~ hIaHoe G t;,," tiot
asserted by the Pals Constltutlohei that per-
feet understanding exists on the question be-
tween France and England, Inc Farls cor
respondent of tile London Times positively
asserts that there is no such thing as accord
France demanded to act IN tlle east US Ime uet f
egate ofall the great powers. Englshu o.
fered no opposition to delegated action pro-