Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-31
THE ARAGo OFF CAPE RACE.

CAPE RACE, August 30.-.The United States
mail steamship Arago, Captain Lines, from
Havre via Southampton August Dist, passed
Cape Race at O'Clock A. NJ, today She
was boarded by the press yacht. The steam
ship Anglo Saxon, from Quebec, arrived at
Londonderry on the 10th inst. The steamship
City of Baltimore, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th.
The steamship Etna, which broke her shaft
when seven hundred miles on her voyage to
New York, arrived back at Queenstown. Her
passengers were transferred to the Glasgow,
which would leave Queenstown on the 22d
inst, for New York.
MARKErs-LigapooiA Aug. q Cotton sales
of Monday and Tuesday 10000 bales of which
1900 were o spectators and exporters. The
market has advanced Lied. and ll8d. and
closes quiet but firm, the tendency being still
upward. The principal advance is on the
middling and lower qualities.
BreadStqfS-Flour inactive and Cd, lower.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Prince Alfred was re-
ceiyed at Liverpool with great enthusiasm
The King OF Sweden had left England fer
home. The Great Eastern was expected to
take more troops to Canada.
The ship Sussex had arrived with E27 900,
and the Marco Polo with G26 900. AppIica,
tons for discount at the bank were moderate.
Loans on the Stock Exchange were offered at
81. Foreign exchange was slightly higher.
American securities were unaltered. ConsoIs
9O4 TO 9Og for money, and 81 for account
Sugar aud tea were quiet; coffee and tallOw
firm; rice steady.
FRANCE.-The deficiency in the wheat crop
was generally admitted. Rentes 6Sf Doc.
ITALY.-The reactionists were everywhere
beaten. The vicar general of Sumatra, TWEEN
ty-nne priests, and three monks were arrest
ed at the castle. The reactouists at Caucello
were made prisoners by the royal troops, and
Ciprials was taken after a short resistance.
Garibaldi was expected at Naples on the Stl
Of September, the anniversary of his entry
into Naples Grand fetes were preparing
Cen. Cialdini reminds the government that
he only professionally accepted the lieutenancy
of Naples, but that he will not resign until the
country has been purged of brigands and
new lieutenant shall be appointed. Cantillo
and Bazi have resigned. Tranquility and
perfect order prevail at Rome.
TURKEY-Fuad Pasha is to be promoted in
rank. Jeuth Pasha had been appointed for.
eign minister The sultan continued to effect
reforms. The chief of the Herzegovina insur
gents had requested the intercession Of Russia
for peace with the Turks.
Omar Pasha had approved of the proposed
Russian and Austrian embassy at Constantine
pie, and deputed a commissioner to proceed
to open negotiations Prince Michael Obrien.
owitch announces in his speech preparations
for an interior legislature, and measures Tor
the organization Of a national militia in the
Danuban municipalities.
One thousand Montenegrins attacked a viii
lage on the Turkish frontier, and were repulsed
with a loss of ten.
The Russians had sustained another defeat
from the Circassians.
In Russian Poland serious disturbances had
bon, fr,1l; l,l,
ing man. Patriots were nsulted. A num-
Der of men surrounded the colonel, and de.
manded the prisoners release, which was
granted, when the garrison aSsenil2le9 -
threatened TO hre on the people. Numbers
were arrested
HUNGARY.-The dissolution of the Hunga-
rian diet was considered certain within few
DAYS Similar measures were expected for
the country committee. An imperial rescript
was expected shortly.