Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-09
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TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TWO DAYS
LATER FEstbM EUROPE.
nY THE NORWEGIAN.

FARTHER POINT, Oct. S.-The steamship
Norwegian, from Liverpool 18th ult via Lon
,londerry 9th, arrived off this point this
Tuesday morning. The dates by the Nor
wegan are two days later than those by the
Bavaria
GREAT BRIrAIN.-Politita al news is unim.
portant Sir Edward Buwer Lytton. in speak
ing at dinner in Herttordshire, reviewed the
general aspect OF our foreign and domestic re-
latons. Italy, he said, had become "A great
nation. He took MIR. Roebuck's view Of Aus
tria, and complimcnted Earl Russell on his
conduct of the foreign department. Sir Ell.
ward said lie had long tOreseen the rupture IN
America, and he thought it would lead 10 hap
ply results, both for the safety of Europe and
the civilization of America. The breaking up
OF the American republic was not failure OF
democracy. Any other form OF government
woull have equally tailed in keeping together
sections Of a community so geographically
vast, and with interests So antagOnstiU to each
other.
The issue of notices for the adoption Of short
time in the Lancashire Mills was daily becOm-
ing more general, and under these cirCum.
stances splniers and manufacturers were
showing increased conf lCnce and determine
ton to abstain from pressing their goods upon
the market, until prices shall have attained
point in some degree commensurate with the
rise in the value of the raw material.
The r,meS, in its city article, attributes the
continued decline in the funds 10 feelings of
disquiet as to the prospects of tie operative
classes in Manchester during the coming win
ter and the influence which partial suspen-
sion OF the cotton trade may have upon the
revenue.
Mr., Guinness HILL the gentleman charged,
uuder extraordinary circumstances, with the
suppression of his child aud Justification OF the
registry, had been committed for trial
FRANCE Paris papers assert that in conse-
qnence of the late events in Japan the English
vessels on China stations have been ordered
to Jeddo.
AUSTRALIAN imperial ordinance was is.
sued at Perth on the 18th f September, pro-
hibiting the meeting OF the federal assembly Of
the committee CT Perth, which was to take
place on the 3Otl, and threatening to employ
force, should the prohibition be disregarded.
The committee of BOIL had declared its adhe-
sion to the protest against the direction OF the
Hungarian Diet
POLAND. = The municipal elections had
commenced at Warsaw. There was much
excitement, but order had not been disturbed.
GREECE.-A proclamation had been issued
by the ministry declaring that the young man
who made the attempt to assassinate the ex-
queen of Naples was insane.
TURKEY.-The first conference on the
union OF the Danuban principaities took
place at Constantinope. England and France
were in favor of the union and Russia, Aus
tria, and Prussia were opposed to it. The
ference remains without result
1t was reported that no important operation
would he taken against the MUntenegrins tor
some time to come. Omar Pasha had made
Il strong reconnaissance IRON Trebgne, and as
certained that the Monenegrius had thrown
up redouts before Grahivia, but made no pre-
parations toa assuming the offensive.
INDIA AND CHINA.--It was reported that
the rebels, to the number OF 100 900, Were ap.
preaching Shanghae. Nankin was closely i'll
vested by the imperialists.
The port Of 1aiwan Foo, in the island of
Former, has been opened under the treaty.
The Chinese customs and the working OF the
new treaty caused much dissatisfaction to the
mercantile community.