Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-31
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erpool 10 A NJ. OF Oct. 9th, via Queenstown
the Goth and Halifax at SOP. NJ. to-day. She
has 80 passengers and .E7659 in specie for
Boston.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times writes that the discussions as to a CON.
mol line of policy to be adopted by France
and England ON the American question have
been again renewed. The subject has been
mooted before, but was postponed Possibly
information brough. over by prince Napoleon
may have contributed to make the emperor
more inclined to listen to proposals which
might be made in this respect by England.
The London Globe gives prominence to the
following paragraph: eve learn from an
authentic source that notification has been
issued affecting trade with the southern states
1t would appear from letter of instructions
issued by Mr.. Memminger from Richmond on
the 22d of August, that the confederate gov
ernment authorizes vessels coming from for
egn countries to enter any port on the south
ern coast, declaring that such port shall be
considered a proper port OF entry tor such
vessel, if the master shall without delay dis
patch messenger to the nearest collection
district, III order that a revenue officer may be
sent by the collector to take charge OF the car
go and execute the formaiitles required IN con-
necton with the entry OF goods,
AT a conservative demonstration in Essex,
Capt. Jervis, q member Of parliament eXpa
tiated on the wal in America and its effect on
England. He argued in favor of the right of
secession, and urged that the people OF Eng
land should give such strong expression of
their sentiments Ills would induce tie govern
ment 10 act in accordance Herewith.
The lines, in an editorial OIL the day OF hu-
initiation in America, says that amid all the
turmoil of war change in the morals OF com
munities can be deserted, and that there is
faint glimmering of q new dawn, and says in
telligent Americans are inclined to believe
that the return OF peace through it will show
humiliation and give no security, for more Sc
cession in the future will be the era OF better
and more orderly government in the north
ern states generally.
Doctor Russes last letter is dated Wash.
ington, Oct 4th. In it he alludes to great
expedition to sail at the end of October. lie
says that the government is determined to
open cotton port, and it don't believe in the
Oaths of the sOutherners, that they will never
give bale OF cotton TO the Yankees, but
thinks the temptation of the high prices pre-.
vaiIing, will attract large supplies OF cotton to
port fer expectation Thus government mo.
nOp0ly may lie created in cotton, and S trong
protectionist government will scarcely fail to
put on screw with foreign customers. The
writer thinks that for the present the large
ports Of the south are tolerably safe
The owner OF the ship Boyne has brought
forward grievances against the federal govern
ment for prohibiting that vessel from entering
Savannah before the blockade was established,
and claims compensation for losses.
W. Sherman Crawford, prominent Irish
politician aud member OF parliament, is dead.
The official trial of the speed OF the iron
plated frigate Warrior resulted in an average
OF nearly fourteen and half knots, which
places her at the head of the British navy, in
speed, as well as in all other particulars. The
highest speed attained was over sixteen and
half knots.
A meeting had been held in Birmingham,
relative to the cotton supply, and in advocacy
OF the establishment OF cotton industry in AT
RIGA, as the means of destroying the slave trade.
Rev. Highland Garnet of New York was
among the speakers, and advocated the intro
duction of c0lored families from America into
Africa.
Ii is reported that the Italian question has
been debated in cabinet council at Paris, with
considerable animation, owing chiefly to the
decided tone taken by Persigny in favor of the
Italian side. No resolution was taken.
The Revue des DeuX Mondes has received
first warning for an objectionable summary
of political events.
Count Persgny has issued circular calling
on the protects to bring all the charitable soci
eties established without the sanction OF gov
eminent under the operation OF the laws. The
societies OF ST. Vincent de Paul are especially
pointed out for reform.
The coronation OF the king of Prussia, took
place ia tie Church OF CASTLE, at KONG
burg, GA the 18Th. The spleBdOr OF the var
ious professions very great. After the
ceremony various addresses were presented
to which the king replied as follows: "The
kings of Prussia have worn the crown $50
years. | am the first king to ascend the
throne since the crown has been surround
ed with institutions in harmony with our
times. But remembering that the crown
comes from God, have been notified by my
coronation in this sacred place, that | received
it in humility, and know that the prayers Of
my people accompanied me in this solemn act
The love and fidelity disp aged towards me
since my accession to throne, and which has
just been manifested towards me i'll such
touching manner, are tokens that l may reCk
on under all circumstances on the hdel
ity, deyOtedness, aud selfsacrifcing spirit
OF my people. Trusting in these quail
titles [ could renounce the custom OF re"
curing an oath of allegiance and fidelity
from my faithful people. The gratifying
proofs OF their affection and devotion afforded
on the occasion of q late event have strength
ened this confidence. The providence of God
has preserved the blessings Of peace to our
dear fatherland. My valiant army will pro-
tect it from dangers without AS regards dam
gers in the interior Prussia will remain free
of them because the throne of her kings will
remain strong in the power and right OF unity
between the king and people which has made
Prussia great While it continues to exist we
shall be enabled on the ground of acknowledg-
ed right to resist the dangers OF an agitated
period and all threatening storms May God
will it So The minister of state then read
several orders, a so an act OF amnesty and sew
era grants of nobility. The king accepted an
invitation to Il ball t. be given by the Earl OF
Clarendon in honor of the event
A Turkish war bulletin announces Turk.
ish victory over three thousand insurgents and
Montenegrins The dispatch claims that the
Moneuegrin frontier was respected, but Mon
tengrius affirm that it has been violated by
the Turks.
CRACow, Oct 19-News received from
Warsaw announces that several of the church.
es in that city had been forcibly entered by
military at the time of Kosciusko demonstra-
ton aud the male portion of the congregations
assembled by them 10 the citadel. Half the
persons thus arrested had been set at liberty.
1t was asserted that the 1000 prisoners re.
naming would be drafted into different regi-
ments for military service The clergy had
closed the churches on account OF their pro-
tanation by the military.
PARIS, Oct 20.-The Gazette OF France has
received aud published in its impression of to-
day an official communication, which gives
denial to the assertions concerning pretend
ed warm discussion between Count Perslgny
and Mr. Thouvenai on the Italian question,
and says that no such discussion took place,
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