Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06

grateful for political and military services, and
wish to honor unprecedented enterprise
| MADRID, Feb. 23-The Spanish squadron
under command of Admiral Penson starts for
the Pacific in the beginning OF April 1t is to
consist OF three frigates, sixty two gunbOats.
and other ships of war. The squadron goes
| first to Montevideo, and then to other places
on the coast of America.
TURIN, Feb. misunderstanding the min
isterial circular, manifestations continue in
the provincial towns against the temporal pow.
er OF the pope.
BERLIN, Feb. 23-The newspapers here
assert that the recognition of Italy by Prussia
is an accomplished fact, and that Prussia has
notified the Italian ministry of such recogni-
ton.
ATHENS, Feb. 16.-The king is expected at
COrinth, where all the troops are to be concen-
traled. The insurgents ask the dismissal Of
the ministry, and the convoca:ioa c. nat;ona!
assembly to reform the constitution. Athens
is quiet, but many arrests have been made.
PARIS, Feb. 23.-YesteIday in the senate,
M Baroch, minister without a portfolio, re.
piled to the attacks against the laws and the
government, made by certain journals. Prince
Napoleon also defended the government. He
described the stale of society when the laws
on the press were promulgated, and said,
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necessary TO give the press more liberty
There is but one justification for the existence
of the empire, and that is when it becomes an
application OF the principles OF the revolution"
The prince then alluded TO the incidents in
regard to Monseigneur Rierde and General
tiuyOn, and said that is where we must look
tor hatred to the name of Napoleon and for
the good name of France. To ME the
empire signifies the glory of France
abroad, the destruction OF the tire. ties
OF 1915, which are within the limits of the
sources and resources of France, and the unity
of Italy, whom we have contributed to Tree.
AT home the glory of France is in the preser-
walton of order by complete system, and real
liberties comprising the liberty of the press.
The anti-revOutionist system demanded by
the Marquis La Roche Jacquelin would be an.
other white terror to be supported by foreign
bayonets Ii ever such policy be followed the
empire will not longer have any reason TO
exist.
M. Bellault said that the mission of the en-
peror on the morrow of the revolution, was to
re-esiablish order by policy for which he
found tradition. In carrying out that policy,
the emperor had the aid of religion, and will
not forget that religion is one of the bases of
society. He maintained that there was a ne
cessty for the legislation on the press in 1852,
and he besought the senate to repel all excite
ment and personal discussion.
LONDON, Feb 23-The anniversary OF the
birth day of Washington was celebrated yes
teriay at public breakfast at Free Masons'
Hall. The bishop of Ohio presided, and two
hundred ladies aud gentlemen were present
Hon. C. f. Adams, United States minister, in
proposing toast ITO the memory OF Wash
ington," referred to the present crisis in Ameri
ca. The United States, he said, are engag-
ed in throwing off the burden OF a malign
power. The assault on the federal COVE; n.
ment carries with it an aggressive principle.
1t involved the ackno Judgement of
proscriptive right OF SOME men to rule
over their fellows. We must then fully re.
establish our fundamental doctrines at every
hazard. 1t will doubtless cost US a severe
effort i'll men, money, time, disorder, and per.
haps confusion; but let us remember the trials
which Washington endured. Let us trust that
we are passing through this fire OF publication
only to gather as OF yore the moral fruits of
self devotion.
The Bishop of Ohio proposed-"The health
of Queen Victoria" which was drank with
much enthusiasm.
Mr.. Moss, U. S. consul at Lonlon, proposed
the next toast, which was "'rhe Union" MIR.
Cyrus w. Field proposed England and Amer.
lea" and invoked the sympathy OF England,
which would ultimately remove from the Uni
ted States the great cause which had produced
the present trouble.
The proceedings lasted for upward of five
hours, and terminated in a vote OF thanks to
the bishop of Ohio.
The Journal liberia gives the following -
eve are informed that the Sumter has run
down ship, which, although bearing Ameri.
can colors, contained Cargo of Goals for
Spain. The commander OF the squadron of
instruction at Algesiras has consequently sent
an agent 10 require explanations OF the com.
mander of the Sumter"