Worcester daily spy., 1861-09-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE EUROPA.

HALIFAX, Sept. 18.-The steamship Europa,
from Liverpool Sept. T. and Q leenstown,
Sept. 8, arrived here this morning. The
Europa has sixty-two passengers for Boston,
and f8500 in specie.
GREAT BRITAIN.-At a meeting of the
British Association Mr.. Barclay of Manches-
ter read another paper on the cotton question.
in which the commercial policy of the United
States was bitterly denounced, and the eXpe-
diency of England freeing herself from de.
dendence on America strongly urged.
The Liverpool Post asserts that Thomas S.
Serrell, who was arrested on the last arrival of
the Persia at New York, must have been i'm.
prisoned under a misconcepti0n of the afida-
vit made by Smith, Payne & Smith, bankers,
of London. Some correspondence of Mr..
SerrelI has been forwarded to America to prove
conclusively that he Mr.. s. had no political
mission, and that the money found on him was
his own and intended for legitimate business.
The Post believes he will be speedily release
under these affidavits
FRANCE.-The Paris papers say that an
interview between the emperor and the king
of Prussia will take place at COmpeigne Oh the
I'D of October
The French naval divisions will remain off
the coast of Syria the whole winter, for the
protection of the Christians
M. Felix Belly, the protector of the Nicar
the English company, which was assuming
rights over the projected canal.
ITALY The sending of fresh troops to
Naples, the "Opinione" of Turin explains is
solely caused by the fatigue which the troops
now at Naples have to undergo, and not on
account of an augmentation of brigands, who
are almost entirely eradicated.
The official Turin Gazette publishes the
nomination of Gen. Della Rovera as minister
of war, and Gen. Pattinega lieutenant of
Syria.
A marriage is contemplated between the
king OF Portugal and the youngest daughter
of Victor Emanuel.
AUSTRIA The government bill to reform
the administration of justice, was rejected by
the lower house of Reichsrath The empe
ror's Hungarian chancellor had authorized the
royal commissioner at Pesth to appoint and
dismiss the municipal functonaries, and TO
assume the administrative functions himself,
and employ military force if necessary. The
chancellor declared, at the same time, how
ever, that the emperor had no intention OF sus
pending the constitutional institutions.
Insurrectionary movements are reported
among the ROmmanes at Lugos. The latest
dispatches from Pesth say that the committee
of that province has been definitely dissolved.
and that the royal commission is invested with
full administrative powers.
SPAIN.-The Madrid journals announce
that the principal difficulties in the way of 4
reorganization of San Domingo have been re-
moved.
The Etheca, in the course Of a remarkable
article, says, in view of the present state of
things in Europe it is necessary to evacuate
the retuan on honorable conditions, in order
to allow the concentration OF the Spanish
forces.
PRUssIA.---The Gar declares that the Pol
ish Lithuauia is now in far worse state than
it ever was under the emperor Nicholas.
TURKEY.-About six thousand MOntene-
grns crossed the frontier on the fourth, and
occupied the tower of Vienna. The Turkish
garrison refused to surrender, and, in order
TO tall into the hands of the Montenegrins,
blew up the tower and pershed in the explo
sion The town of Subzi had been occupied
BY the Turkish troops.
LicerpooL Cotton MarketS.-The sales of cot.
ton on Saturday were 5000 bales, spectators
and exporters taking 5000 bales. The market
closed dull, with very little inquiry from ex~
porters.
Livepool Breadstq6S Market-The various
weekly circulars report flour buoyant at an
advance of 3D. to Is 3D. Wheat active at an
advance of Sd. 10 4d per cental. Corn has
an upward tendency, with an advance OF Is
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