Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-03
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SAcKvILLE, Feb. 2-The America, from
Liverpool Jan 18th, arrived at Halifax to day.
Diplomacy and the Congress.
The object of Lord Cowboys mission TO Lon
don was to resume negotiations between Eng
land and France, which were initiated by the
former, but interrupted by the opposition of
Count Walewski. The basis of these nerotia
tons was the principle Of intervention in
the affairs of Central Italy France adopting
the same basis, is DESTROYS that the Whole Of
Europe should give its formal adhesion to that
principle. With this view, Lord Cowley was
solclted to sound the feelings of the British
Cabinet as to the ACCESSIBILITY of addressing a
collective note to the European Cabinet In
this note an intraction of the principle of non
intervention was to be treated as casuS 6eiH
The British Cabinet, while expressing readi-
ness to support the principle of non-interven-
tlon, either at the Congress- or in its commune
caton with foreign powers, pointed out the
lmpossbllty of pledging itself, without the
consent OF Parliament, to a course of policy
which might possibly involve hostilities. The
leehng OF the northern courts gave rise to some
fear that Europe would not tacitly submit to
SO threatening an intimation, and which also
implied the adoption of principles opposed to
the independence of every state which pos
sesses the right of forming such alliances as it
may think proper, and at its own risk and per-
IL. The British Cabinet having thus declined
the propositions to enter into engagements
having such an important bearing the uues-
ton of an early meeting Of the Congress has
again been reviewed.
The Italian Question.
NJ. Vlllenian is publishing pamphlet, in
which he advocates the territorial rights of the
Pope. 1t is rumored that IL majority of the
French bishops have expressed themselves
ready to launch into public debate but Rome
hesitates to give the signal.
AT Vienna, it is fully believed that govern
ment intends openly to interfere in Central It.
ally, in favor of the exiled Dukes and the Pa
pal government. The pastoral of the arch
bishop, published in the Weiner Zetung of the
18th, confirms the fear.
The Uniyers announces that the bishop Of
Perlgnan is about to publish pamphlet in an
swer to "the Pope and the Congress"
PARIS, Saturday.-The Pays this evening,
says, "should our information be correct, the
state of affairs is daily improving, not only as
regards the French government with the Holy
See, but also in reference to those of England,
which are continually becoming more intimate
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Post says, the papal nuncio has said the Pope
will give up the Romagna, provided the rest
of his domain be secured to him. Antoneli's
resignation was not confirmed 1t was ru-
mored that Garibaldi has gone tosScily
The London Times in Il leader on the Ital-
ian question, says, 1t is now announced, almost
in official language, that England and France
have fully agreed to recognize and protect the
Central Italian states, and it rejoices at the
liberal course pursued by Napoleon.
General News,
1t is rumored, but doubtful, that the Empcr.
or of Austria has invited Russia and Prussia to
form an alliance to defend legitimate rights of
monarchs.
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce
have memoriaIized Lord Palmerston to bring
the subject Of international maritime law be-
fore the European Congress
Reports are current and believed, in Paris,
that an agreement had been made between
France and England for reciprocal free i'm
port of English iron and coal and French
wines. General Montabin, commander,in-
chief of the French expedition to China, had
embarked with his staff at Marseiles for his dis
tination via the overland route. A submarine
telegraph cable has been successfully laid be.
tween the Channel Islands and France.
The London Times, editoriay, crticising
the financial statement of the American gov
eminent, points out that allowing for the
youth OF one state and the maturity of the
other, there is the strongest possible analogy
between the respective proceedings Of Eng
In another leader the same journal expat-
ates ON Mexican affairs in connection with the
Presidents message, 1t says "there is not
question but that the Americans, if they so
please, can march to Mexico nor is it to be
doubted that their advance would be attended
with at least the temporary benefit of tranqi-
ity. Saving for British interests we should
look on such proceeding without the least
dissatisfaction. But il Mr. Buchanan's de-
scrption of Mexico is a faithful picture, it will
require far more than one casual Intervention
to restore the country to the rank of an or
gained state"
A stormy meeting of the ship Great Eastern
Company, was held in London. a report was
presented, showing the position Of the compa
ny, and announcing the resignation of tie
board A motion to receive the report, was
followed by an amendment that, before doing
so, committee of investigation be appointed
Afterwards, it was resolved to decide the ques-
ton by ballot. The result of this ballot was
expected to be made known daily. The meet.
ing stood adjourned till the Nth
A cotton mill at Blackburn, called the Ii
vallow Steel Mill containing upwards of TWEEN
ty thousand spindles, has been burnt. Loss
100000 sterling.
The Vienna Gazette publishes an imperial
decree ,enacting that the the testimony of Jews
be regarded as of the same value as that of
Christians. The measure is considered pre-
limnary to according full civil and political
rights.
The Dict of Denmark has decided, by a
large majority, that the bill tor the separation
of Church and State, be read a second time
A captain Walker, said to be the captain of
the SLAYER Wanderer, and recently landed in
Liverpool under extraordinary circumstances,
was under arrest in that place, charged with
having conspired with others to obtain money
by false pretences, Evidence given before the
magistrate, showed that Walker was treating
for the purchase of ship for shaving expe-
dition.
Edmund Lane and Geo. Hines, first and sec
ond mate of the ship Anna of New York, were
under arrest in London, charged with having
murdered several coored seamen during
voyage from Legona to England
India and China
Government dispatches from Dude confirm
the news of the complete overthrow and dis
persion of the remainder of the rebel army.
All the leading rebels had been taken prison
ers, except the Begun, aud she could not hold
out alone.
The Chinese are making great warlkc prep
arations
Imports at Hong Kong and Canton dull, but
prices generally sustained, owing to li5ht
stocks. Tea quiet.
The Chinese demand that Russia shall evac-
uate all the country of the AMOR
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