Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-03

erpool 2l arrived here to-day.
Heenan and Sayers.
Nothing is yet determined as to the fight
for the championship. The referee would not
make formal decision till next week 1t is
emphaticaliy denied on behalf of both men
that either desired the battle to be considered
drawn, and it is claimed for each that lie could
have won in few minutes more.
George Wilkes writes to the Times denying
that the referee stopped the fight at the request
of Heenan or his friends, and asserting that
Heenan virtually won the battle, but will be
ready to renew the struggle at an hours no
tlce, and that he will accept no other trophy
than the belt which he came to win, and which
he honestly believes he did win. He believes
he can win it again, and will not leave Eng
land till he brings the late contest to new
and due conclusion.
Considerable sums had been collected on
the London and Liverpool exchanges for Say
M cwho was to attend the London Stock Ex-
cifange on the 2lst, to be presented with one
hundred guineas. 1t is thought strong steps
will be taken by the authorities to prevent an
other meeting,
Another fight between Lynch, Aaron, and
Shaw, English, for the championship Of light
weights, was won by the latter.
Great Britain.
In the House of Commons, Horseman at
tackled the foreign policy OF the government,
and denounced the designs of Napoleon Lord
John Russell defended the ministers, and as
serted that they had not been unmndful of
the honor of their country or the peace OF Eu-
rope. The important question as TO the main.
tenance of the neutraliZcd district of Savoy
had arisen, and he believed before long the
great powers would be in a position to take
this point into consideration.
Taylor & Peers, in the Staffordshre trade,
I I /
ure of American remittances. The liabilities
are said to be small.
The Prince of Wales is expected to sail for
Canada in about week. Capt. John Win
chell, late of the general screw shipscompany,
has been chosen commander Of the Great East
ern. Mr.. Otway, eX-mniser TO Mexico, is ap-
pointed consul general to Milan.
The chief cashier Pullnnger, of Union Bank,
London, is deiaulter for very considerable
amount.
France
Napoleon and the empress will visit Savoy
this summer. The Chalons camp is already
being formed, of double the size of last years.
The rumors were strengthened that a con-
gress would soon assemble to arrange with
France the Swiss question. The French jour
nails claim an almost unanimous vote in all the
communes Of Nice in favor of annexation.
Miscellaneous.
Insurrection has been quelled and tranquil
ty restored at MeSsina, but the insurgents are
still reported in force in the mountains, the
troops being unable to disl0dge them for want
of artillery.
The papal government has sent a dispatch
to the European powers, not only protesting
against the recognition of the annexation of
the legations to Piedmont, but hoping they
will cooperate to put an end to this iniqultous
spoilation. The pope has appointed Count
Morode of Belgium his minister of war
General Benedick has been appointed civil
and military governor of Hungary, vice the
Archduke Albert. He is commissioned to carry
out sundry reforms, and happy effects are pre-
dicted.
Spanish ministerial changes are expected
1t is supposed that Concha will enter the new
cabinet General Ortega was shot on the 18TH
1t is thought clemency will be extended to his
accomplices.
The ice was breaking up at St. Petersburg,
but firm at Cronstadt.
The Bombay mails of March 28th are on
board the Canada.
VIENNA, April 16.-Subscriptons to the
new loan exceed 75,000,000 forms.
The votes in the district Of Nice show
majority of 100 against annexation.
MADRID, April 20.-Wm. Rafael and Iris
tany have been captured
Passengers for BoStoa-Mrs. Emery and
daughter, MIS- Kenny two children, and
nurse, GARNER and lady, Captain c. Bliss,
Messrs. Thos. Muir, Orr, Hunter, Don Fer
nandez Keny, McLearish, Andrews, Daniel
Pow, Sprague, Haythorn, Bethune Horace
Mayhem, McInnis, Luder, Davee Kendall
Hughes, Rowland and lady, Stenhausser,
Smock, Taylor, Broadbelt, Major General
Huysche, C. b., Mrs. James Barnes and child
Miss Anne Buchanan, Capt. Fell, Capt. Thos.
Gale, Marques, Robertson, Oxnard, Frazer
Moore, Caughy. Barron, Morrissey, Stephen
son, Dexter, Simms, Riordan.