Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY TaE ADRIATIC.

BY TGE ADRIATIC.
ST. JoHN, N. F., June 1.-THE Adriatic,
from Galway June 5, in the morning, arrived
here this afternoon at five o'clock. The Great
Eastern had arrived off Holyhead. The Afri-
ca bad arrived.
Lord John Russell had announced in parla-
ment that the government had determined to
prohibit privateers and armed vessels bringing
prizes into British ports and that France in
tended to abide by its law, which prohibits
| priyaleers remaining in port over twenty four
| hours to dispose OF prizes when there. lie
also said that England and France had sent
propositions to Washington, based on the dec
laraton of the Paris congress, and that an an
swer was expected by every mail.
The London Times has an editorial on the
speeches of the American ministers at Paris,
charging them with groundless irritability and
anger against England. 1t also alludes to the
violent animadversons OF the northern press
towards England, and says that the unionists
are in fact enraged because Great Britain pre-.
sumes to be neutral. 1t adds, if this be the
temper of the northern press now, what will
it become months hence. 1t is plain that the
utmost care and circumspection must be used
by every man or party in England to avoid
giving ofiense to either of the incensed bellig-
erents.
In France the Patrie says that Prince Ma
poleon after visiting Algiers, Spain and Portu-
gal, will go TO America. The Moniteur has
published a decree warning public writers TO
exercise more moderation In their discussions
against the Catholic clergy.
1t asserted that the emperor sent an auto
graph letter to Turin in which the Roman
question was fully stated, and that it was IA
vorably received at Turin, and that Victor
Emanuel sent reply to it on the 9th of May.
The Derby race in England was won by the
unknown horse, Kettle Drum, against whom
the betting was sixteen 10 one.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Evening, June An
the cotton market, to-day, the sales reached
$4,000 bales. including 1900 to spectators and
exporters, the market closing firm and active.
Breadstuffs--four very dull wheat dull with
a declining tendency; corn dull.
LONDON, Tuesday Afternoon. Consols
closed at 909 to 904, extra dividend.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX, June 1.-THE London journals
have leaders upon the repeal Of the paper du-
ty. and seem generally OF the opinion that the
majority Of the ministers, though small, is
sufficient to ensure their retention Of office for
some time, and deter the opposition from
making another trial of strength during the
present session.
In the house of commons, Sir John Park
ington called attention to the comparative pro-
gress made by France and England in the
construction of armor-covered vessels, in
which France was obtaining marked and a
formidable superiority, and he enquired what
were the intentions of the government on the
subject.
Lord Paget acknowledged that the French
were taking steps largely to augment their
iron navy. Most of the vessels have only been
laid down. and it would take years in build
ing them, and England would in all probabili-
ty be found equally well prepared, as it was
the intention Of the government to have five
more vessels constructed, TO be built of wood
but cased with iron, and shot proof
In the house of lords there was discussion
on the India supply OF cotton. Earl Grey
pledged the government to do all in its power
to advance the growth of the staple in India.
AT a meeting of the Great Ship Company it
was stated that the employment of the ship
by the federal government would not be in
accordance with the queens proclamation.
The agents of the ship have therefore been in
structed to procure 5000 tuns of freight at
about 25s. per tun. The chairman proposed
that G35,000 be realized upon debentures,
leaving the ten per cent to be secured by
mortgage ON the vessel The resolution was
adopted.
III appears tnat the great powers VIII guar
antee the integrity of the papal territory.
The conditions stipulated are not known,
but is said they include on the part Of Pied
mont neither recognition of the Holy See over
the patimony of ST. Peter, nor any cession of
territory.
Count Cavour after having improved from
his first attack, was again taken i'll on the LIST,
and bed three hours. No serious fear is en-.
tertained. The latest dispatches say he was
recovering. The Italian parliament stood adj
journed till the 9th. The national fete was
celebrated on the End, with great splendor.
The king of Sardinia has Withdrawn his ex-
equators from the consuls of Bavaria, Wur-
temburg and Mecklenburg. Count Cavour
has been ill, but is recovering.
In the Italian house OF deputies a committee
had been appointed on the bill concerning the
national armament projected by Garibaldi.
Victor Emanuel had distributed the new
italian colors to the army. The ex king of
Naples has addressed his agents abroad pro
testing against the projected Italian loan.
The stormy discussion was continued in the
diet OF Pesth on Mr.. Deak's proposition rela-
tive to an address to the emperor. Forty six
members favorable to sending, rendered their
designations.