Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-17
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FARTHER PolNr, Sept l6 The steamship
Anglo Saxon arrived this evening. She lett
Liverpool at II A. NJ, on the 9th, and London'
derry OIL the 9th inst
GREAT BRITAIN The London Tunes says
the impression seemed to be very general at
Liverpool that passengers 10 or lrom Inc
United States are required to be cautioned at
the present juncture against any ready eX'
preston of opinion on the civil war 1t is al
legged that persons in the service Of the Wash
ington government are on board all the steam
ers, both ways, aud that they assume to be
iederalists or coniederates as occasion may re-
quire. Some of them are foreigners.
The policy OF working Short time as
precautlon against the contingencies OF the
cotton supply, and Of the gluited state OF II
distant market for manufactured goods, con
tinued to make progress i'll Lancashire.
The Times in an editorial OF the present
aspect of American affairs, argues that enough
has transpired to show that the sutJugatlon
of the south is next to impossible, and submits
sion in the highest degree improbable, all the
incidents of the war, thus far, having been la
vorable to the south. 1t says the establish
ment of passports the suspension OF the labeas
corpus, and other kindred measures, all Of
which are unavoidable, make trave ers find
themselves more at liberty i'll Venice than New
York. The Times doubts much whether the
Americans, after the war is ended Will return
to the old form Of government, and thinks
there must be two governments and that they
will he less democratic, and that the north
will bear resemblance to the last republic
The British Association tor the Advance
meut of Science was in session at Manchester,
under the presidency OF Mr.. Farban, the dis
tiDguished engineer
FRANCE. Nj Chevalier, the distinguished
free trader, in the course of speech at Mont
pclier, in which he held up France as the
champion OF social and political progress, re.
GREETED that amongst these who eHince hatred
and ,listrust OF the emperor, are some mem.
bars of the British government, towards which
the emperor had loyalty made advances honor
able to both parties, and meritng more sym
pathetic response.
IrALY.--It was reported that Austria and
Spain had addressed collective note, express
ing their intention, in the event of the French
troops being withdrawn from Rome, to each
place some regiments at the dipOsal of the pa.
pal government.
Sign0r Brignoli had not accepted the Lieut.
enancy OF Sicily. 1t is rumored that it vii
be offered to Gen FEELINGS.
News had reached Turin of the disembark-
alton of some reactionists near San Elpidies,
the province OI ACCOil. n lIOOJ VI lId
tional guards went in pursuit.
AUsTRIA.-The committees of eight cOun-
ties, as will as the municipality OF Perth, in
Hungary, had been dissolved by order OF.
the government A proposition was before
the Croatian diet that it should record an eX.
preston of regret at the dissolution OF the
Hungarian diet.
PoLAND.-Soemn funeral services were
held in all the churches of Warsaw on the Ord,
in memory of those who recently fell at Will
ma The people wore mourning on their hats,
and the shops were all closed. Tranquility
was not disturbed.
Latest via Londonderry.
PARIS, Sept. 6.--The Moniteur of to day
saws several foreign Journals make comments
upon the pamphlet, "rhe Emperor, Rome,
and the King of Italy" which are void of all
foundation, and to which the government OPP
poses formal denial.
TURIN, Sept 6.-The Chevalier Joseph
Lainay, representative of Belgium at the court
of the King of Italy, is dead.
The French steamer irigate 'La Taude,"
which was at Halifax, received orders on the
18th of August to proceed to Vera Cruz. The
Patrie says the measure is attributed to the
difficulties which have recently arisen, and
caused an interruption of the relations between
the French representative and the Mexican
confederation.
By Telegraph Via Londonderry.
Cotton- The brokers' circular reports the
sales of the week at rs, 600 bales, of which
"A 500 were TO spectators and $4,000 TO ex-
porttrs The market was tirm at an advance
of Id for middling qualities, while the fair de.
scriptions closed easier at the advanced rates,
and the lower qualities had slightly declined.
B,1adstgfS acliye,-Wheat has an upward
tendecy, and prices are to Sd higher. Flour
firm and Cd to Is higher Corn steady.