Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-25
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70 the WORCESTER DAILY SPY
LATER FROM EUROPE,

New York, Nov. 24.-The Etna arrived at
half past six o'clock this evening The Amer
lean government steamer James Adger lett
Southampton on the l2th destination I'M
known
The British men-of-war were ready to SAIL
for Mexico, bat were detained owing To stormy
weather The French Ships were ordered to
sail Immediately. 1t is reported that ii was
at the instigation Of England that America is to
be invited to join the expedition. The Span
ish Journals talk OF probable Spanish protcc-
torate as the result OF the expedition.
The king OF Portugal died OF typhus fever
on the 18th The Duke 0portu has succeed
ed to the throne.
A speech of Mr.. Adams, the American min
lister, at the lord mayors banquet, has attract
ed considerable attention lie was silent as
to the war but very pacific towards England.
The Daily News says it was frank, manly,
sensible, and seasonabIe, and must be cordially
welcomed by England at large, especially us
small but active faction is doing its utnost to
misrepresent American diplomacy and create
i'll feeling. The Morning Post says, The
speech was marked by the most friendly state
ments respecting the feelings Of the American
government and people towards England and
hopes that no occurrence will happen 10 belle
these statements. The Times is characteris-
tically sarcastic, but at the same tine is COM
plimentary to Mr. Adams.
Dudley Mann and Mr.. Eancey were guests
at the Grand banquet OF the Eishmungers
Company at London. The latter responded
to a toast for the restoration OF peace in Amer
lea, and spoke strongly in defense Of the con-
tederate cause He eulogaed England tor her
recognition vi belgerent rights, and SAID the
cOntederates did not desire Intervention, being
able TO maintain their independence, but thai
they did desire recognition by the powers
He asserted that there can be 10 basis for ne
gOtiatiuus long AS the cDntederates are
treated as rebels. When they are treated as
a belgerent power, the morning Of peace will
dawn As the cOGtederates will be InteXible
only on points OF independence and honor.
The rImes seeks 10 calm the ,lislnay at the
short supplies Of cotton, an says there is 10
ground for national alarm.
The funeral obseques at the intermeut Of
the remains Of McManuS at Dublin, Oh the
10th, were imposing.
An important cabinet council was held at
Paris, Oh the 12h inst. 1t is almost certain
that NJ FOuld has accepted the ministry ai
finance, his programme being retrenchment in
every branch. Europe will be assured OF the
pacific nlentions OF France. The senate If
called toI the 10TH OF December.
Godfrey ST llilIare, the celebrated natural
list, is dead.
Tue Belgium Chambers have opened. The
kings speech is silent on the Italian question,
but the minister OF Francis second. late OF Ma.
pies, is notified that Belgium no longer enter.
tans official relations with him. The Span
ISL Corlez had opened. The queen'< speech
is unimportant. The minister o! lgregn affairs
in the Cabinet of Holland has resigned, also
the minister OF justice in the Vienna Cabinet.
There have been numerSIs arrests among the
Jewish Rabbits at Warsaw.
LATEST VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nov.
II. Tue Times aiIuGlng to the dissolution Of
the Croatian diet says, the emperor Of Aus
tria is hurry ing Oh 10 the great experiment
whether six million Germans can hold in sub
lection thirty millions ot llungarians.
The British Ships OF war DOugal onquer-
or, aud Sansparei left on the 18Th with expo
dictionary batIalions OF marines I0r Mexico.
The Paris Constitutional argues that
American ingratitude enables France to wit.
ness the disruption with the utmost inditleI-
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14-Cotton firm, with an
upward tendency sales OF two days $4,000
bales including 10 900 to spectators and eX-
porters prices unchanged.