Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-17
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELF CRAPE
TO THE WORCESTER DAllY spy
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Oct, 16.-The Arabia, from Liv.
erpool, Saturday Oct. 5, via Queenstown ON
the afternoon OF the 9th, arrived here at 4 30
a. Nj. She has eighty three passengers, and
.G6462 in specie. She will sail at Il O'Clock
for Boston, Among the passengers tor Halifax
are Major Doyle, the newly appoi: ted com,
mander at Halifax, and Hon. Arthur Gordon,
governor Of New Brunswick.
GREAT BRITAIN The earl of Eglinlon died
on the 4th inst, from an attack of apoplexy
Mr.. Lindsey, member of parliament from
Sunderland, in addressing his constituents,
touched upon the American question. He said
as il would be some time before cotton could
be got elsewhere, he considered it the duty of
government TO eudeavOr to induce the federal
government, in the cause OF humanity, to
remove the blockade. Considering the bold
stand made by the conlederates, and the
strength Of the south, he thought it almost
time that the governments OF England and
France thought OF recognizing the independ-
ence OF so numerous a body of people. Cheers
and some Kisses. 1t was evident that the
north was not sincerely anxious to abolish
slavery, which would never be removed by IL
serviIe war, The separation of the north aud
south was much more likely to accomplish the
object.
Capt. Adams of the American slip Lam
margier Sound, iiOm London for CaaG, was
murdered off the coast of Devonshirc, by the
steward, a coIored man, named Hawkins The
steward was illused by the captain, and re-
venged himself by numbering the deceased in
cold bIooded manner. The ship had returned
TO london, and Hawkins was under arrest,
awaiting Tar issue of Il warrant under the OK
tridi ion ttra.y.
FRANCE -Aualit,r council OF she mini-t tiers,
presided axe, h' Inc emperor, was held on the
3D.
A new pamphlet, entitled "Ihe Rhine and
the Vlatala," aud ascrlbed to very high in
spiration hal appeared in Paris. 1t protests
that France does does not want the Rhine
that consequently Germany has nothing to
fear from her bat as regards the Vistula, it
argues that Russia has designs in that diree-
ton, and merely watches her opportunity to
guard herself against Russia. Germany should
encourage reconstruction OF Poland The
pamphl is regarded as an effort to propitiate
the king of Prussia on his approaching visit
and aay the apprehension OF Germany.
There had been agitation in some Paris fau.
b1urgs owing to the high prices OF bread. Sc
llous acards were reported to be numer.
Gus. Some arrests We're made 1t was said
that 41,000 were out of employment at Lyons,
but the authorities had got up workshops for
thenl. Troops had embarked at Toulon for
Rome 10 replace others in that city.
A special meeting pi the directors of the
Bank OF France was summoned for the jJh.
1t was said that at the last cabinet council,
which extended over four hours grair and
bread were the principal objects OF discus
sion.
IrALY.-A strong naval expedition with
troops had left Venice for the coast Of Datna.
tia and Fiume.
The intended popular demonstration al Pal.
ermo, in favor OF Italian troops proceeding to
ID a.,
tionary measures Of the government.
The pope had received tie Siamese ambas
sailors at Rome. Az Il recent cohsstory, the
pope denounced in the strongest terms all
compromise, AID called on his supporters to
be firm and have no coneiaton with impious
men.
1t is asserted that the relations Of the Italian
and French governments were as satisfactory
as possible. France has not asked for any ces-
sion OF territory. The delay in the settle.
ment of the Roman question is caused by con.
sideratiops OF quite different character
SPAIN.-Preparati0n for tie expedition TO
Mexico are actively progressing. Tie ex.
petition will leave Spain shortly, without
prejudice to the co operation which she will
afterwards afford to England and France She
intends acting alone in Mexico, as her interest
aud dignity require. The London Morning
Post reterates It's statement That England i'll
act JOlntty with Span, ami that operations
will commence within the first lew weeks OF
the healthy season, at the ports OF the Gulf
OF Mexico
PRUssIA.-Ihere were rumors that a note
was addressed by Prussia to the German
powers, disclaiming all political objects III a
visit to Napoleon, and putting it forward as a
mere return OF Cirlities,
AusTRIA-'rhe Vienna Gazette announces
that on the 4th the Austro Italian REGIMENTS
would be reduced from one hundred to sixty
men per company. Further changes were
contemplated
II is stated that at a meeting OF hungarian
ladies at Geneva kossuth was present. The
republican form oi government for Hungary
was abandoned, and three candidates for the
crown proposed.
TURKEY The porte has consented to raise
the blockade OF Montenegro provided that
prince Nicholas and his senators sign an en-
gagement heueetorth to respect Turkish terri
tory. Nomick Pasta is appointed governor OF
Baglad. A Seryian officer had sent a chal-
lenge to the Austrian consul tor disrespectful
behaviour towards the prince of Servia.
London Money Market-Hhere was slight
decline in funds on the 11th owing to a reaz.
alton by spectators, but it did not exceed !.
The demand for discount at the bank was lin.
ited but in open market there was rather more
inquiry. Best bills 81
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH VIA QUEENSTOWN.
7hefd, Oct. blast night an instruction
took place in the town OF Giladz, in Prussian
Poland. The people tore down the Russian
eagle from the public buildings and put up the
Polish eagle in its place. fhe mayor Of the
town was killed.