Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-03
LATEST NEWS.
BE EHIIElCS TRA-PEA
TO THE N0RGE8TEB DAILY SPY
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE NIAGARA.


ST.. JOINS, n T., Oct, The steamship
Niagara from Liverpool Sept q, and Queens
town Sept ~, arrived here this morning
Among the passengers on board the Niagara
is Prince Alfred who was the guest OF the
mayor OF Liverpool the day previous to sailing,
in which city the young prince received great
attentions from the people.
The Great Eastern, after considerable trouble
and anxiety, had been safely anchored inside
the harbor on the morning Of the 10Th ult. 1t
is supposed that repairs will be Immediately
commenced on her, The night preceding her
anchorage she was Obliged to put off from the
coast, owing to the prevalence OF a heavy
southery sgale. Great praise is accorded to
an American named Hamilton, Of Boston,
Mass, by whom the temporary Storage gear
arranged, without which the big ship
would have been entirely unmanageaUle, and
would have doubtless become Il complete
wreck.
The assertions that Garibal,li intended soon
to embark for America, where he will cspOuse
the cause oil the government, continue to be
made and c0mradicted. The latest telegraph
ic dispatch from Turin, however, declares
that the renowned liberator of Italy has aban
doned ali intention of leaving tor the battle
fields of America, for the present.
An article has appeared in late number Of
the Pals Monlteur, which leads strongly to
the inference that the absence oil Glribdlul IN
America, would SUIT the wishes anu policy OF
the French government
The fon-plated trigate Warrior made her
first "trip 10 sea on the 1854, proceeding from
the Thames by Portsmouth Her perform
ance was highly favorable
The London Times says oil Secretary
Chase's appeal for subscriptions tc the new
federal loan Ill the interest offered is not
sufficient appeal TO the patriotism OF the peo-
pie, any arguments as to the safety OF invest
mrnt IN the war are unnecessary II II is sui
hcient, the remedy would nave been to IN
crease the amount, instead OF appealing TO
considerations, which rightly viewed, amount
10 little more than confession Of weakness.
The people will be more ready to believe that
provision will be made Tor the payment OF tile
principal and interest on war loans, when they
see provision has been made Tor leaving one
larthing of expense out of the income OF the
year,
MIR. Laing, financial secretary Of India, has
addressed the members OF the Manchester
Cotton Association, the Chamber OF Com
merce and other leading merchants of that
city on the subject OF India. Alter treating
of the financial and general government affairs,
he said he thought to promote the growth of
cotton, it was especially necessary to advance
capital to growers, and to enable this to be
done with safety, proper law OF contracts
was essential. lie described what has been
enacted on this question, and, after attending
to an early prospect OF the reduction OF import
duties on cotton, wound up by appealing to
to his hearers To take, with him, view of
these matters higher than their commercial
aspect
A letter from Paris says that several superior
and subatern officers OF the French artillery
have been Offered great advantages if they will
serve in the federal army Some have been
offered as much as six thousand francs tor
their outfit, and pay of twenty thousand francs
a wear, for several years to come 1t was at
first said that the French government did not
appear inclined to refuse these offers Per.
mission was demanded, but on the 10th, the
minister of war, by order of the emperor,
made known to applicants that he would not
grant any permission to serve in the federal