Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-13
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF Irn IOWA scorEAN.


FATHER POINT, Nov. II The steamer
Nova Scotian, from Liverpool Thursday, 3lst
ult. and Londonderry lst inst, arrived here
ais 8OP.M She brings five days later intel
Iigence, and has % cabin and l23 steeragc
passengers, and $4,000 IN specie.
Tie sensation trial in Dublin of the cab
driver Currau charged with wanton outrage
ON Miss Jolly, resulted in verdict OF guilty
and a sentence OF two years penal servltude.
FRANCE..--The Moniteur publishes para
graph relative to controversies on government
policy in journals generally supposed to speak
under government inspiration. Ii says such
publications are only self inspired, and an
nounces that it alone is the sole organ of the
policy of the government, and that no semi
official journals exist in France.
irALY.-A ministerial circular has been is
sued to the clergy, in which acts of clerical
opposltion against the laws Of the national
government are deplolcd, and warning is given
that the government, while wishing 10 respect
the liberty OF the churches, will take severe
measures if the clergy continue to attack the
la,ss and institutions of the country, and en-
deayor to disturb public order.
AUsrRIA.-The Whole magistrates comtat
Of Pesth have rendered their resignation.
few OF the functiUuaries remain in office tort
night longer to transact most urgent business.
ID.
departure from Warsaw was not on account of
i'll health, but in consequence OF summons to
St Petersburg to report on affairs in Poland.
TugKEY-The Montenegrins had fired the
Turks residences in Ragusa, and the inhabi-
tauts had fed for refuge. Accounts from Tur'
key again agitate the question OF the cotton ca
pauites Of that country, and say that lnvestI-
cations indicate prospects Of favorable devel-
opment.
South American additional telegrams by the
Brazil steamer via Lisbon report that Urquza
had been defeated, with a loss Of artillery,
wagons, and six bundled prisoners.
AFmCA.--Cape Of Good Hope mails had
reached Plymouth. The slave trade is brisk
on the east coast. The clip OF wool promised
to be one Of the best known,
The Paris Patrie says the convention rela-
tive to Mexico viii be announced to the Ameri.
can government, with an invitation TO Join the
expedition. The same Journal says that one
object of the expedition is to constitute a
strong government for Mexico. 1t is asserted
that France sends half brigade to Mexico.
Two first class British men of.war are ordered
to be ready forthwith
The American consulate at Messina reports
the presence OF a three uasted schooner, sup
posed, on good authority, to be u rebel pri-
yateer.
hS uuAV al ~ 10 IA d sIlcSSIlj toVh HtCiuSu
groGnd against any iUtefGrance whatever in
American affairs.
The Austrian government have resolved to
establish a hungarian administration which
will carry out government intentions in every
way.
More serious university disturbances are
reported at st. Petersburg. The military
interered and there were many arrests.
Arrests continue in Warsaw. The insurrec-
ton in II herzegovina is spreading. The Turks
suffered great losses by the insurgents.
The India cotton crop is reported large and
encouraging.
The United States steamer Saginaw at Ja-
pan reported that the American embassy al
Japan had suffered almost a similar outrage to
that OF the British.
The yield Of wine is immense throughout
Portugal.
The Times says it should not be surprised
if, in short time, intelligence from Russia
were to become most interesting and exciting.
Things are moving on gradually but decidedly
towards n tremendous crisis The present pol.
icy is exactly that which ordinarily goes be-
fore great misfortunes.
The Niagara arrived out on the 9th. the
Norwegian on the 28th and the City OF
Washington on the 30th ut. The latter broke
her shaft after leaving Queenstown for Liver
pool, Eut was safely t0wed to the latter port
The steamship Edinburgh sailed for New
York on the 3Oth ult She took Ga, 900 in
specie. The American government steamer
James Adger, which put into Queenstown on
the Both ult., short of coal, had sailed again.
Her destination was not stated.