Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, June 1.-THE steamship Africa,
from Liverpool on the 30th ultimo, via Queens
town on the LIST instant, arrived off the har-
Dor at four o'clock, and was towed up to port,
in consequence Of having damaged her rud-
der in the ice off Cape Race. The damages
will be repaired, and she will sail for Boston
at one o'clock this afternoon.
The English conservative party had col
lected all their force for the purpose of up
setting Lord Palmerston on the retrenchment
question.
The London Times again INDUCES in
warm editorial on the financial crisis which
sooner or later must, it argues, occur in
America
The London Post (tory) considers the news
from the southwest as favorable to the con-
federates, and says that Gen. Beauregard con-
tinues to fOrtify his position at Corinth and
receive reinforcements, whilst the silence of
both the federal government and the press is
ominous. 1t is whispered that a large portion
of Gen. Halleck's army is laid PROSTATE by
sickness if so, the caution of the federal gov
eminent is ineligible.
The Post says that Gen. Hunter while he
was about it might have declared the abolition
of slavery throughout the southern confedera-
cy. The effect in both cases would be about
the same. President Lincoln must quash the
manifesto of Gen. Hunter, OF, in common con-
sistency, enfranchise the slaves of the other
southern states in which he has been enabled
to gain toothold.
Thousands of emigrants have sailed from
London, for the purpose Of founding new
non-conformist colony in New Zealand, to be
called Abertland. The government at the re-
quest of the Atlantic telegraph company, have
ordered two steamers to be got ready for the
of Inolyipn fIr I0o+
sides of the Atlantic.
Report says that Capt. Bonaparte Patter-
son, serving in the Mexican expedition, is in
high favor with the emperor, and it is coniec-
tured that he may prove a more acceptable
candidate as king or president of the Mexi-
cans than an Austrian prince.
The government at Turin wishing to put an
end to agitation, had decided that the proceed
ings of the rifle societies should be suspended
in Lombardy. Garibaldi had arrived at Co
mo. In reply to the congratulations of the
people, he made concilatory speech in ref
erence to the different sections of Italy.
The session Of the Spanish cortez has been
extended on account of the Mexican question
The correspondence" contradicts the re-
port that Gen. Prim would be nominated am
baSsadOr to Mexico. The Paris Paws states
that note has been addressed to the English
and Spanish governments by the French gov
eminent, explaining the conduct of France,
and declaring that France would consider her
self released from the obligations of the CON
vention entered into, if the allies treated di-
rectly with Juarez.
The Patrie asserts that Spain will concur
automatically in bringing about solution of
the question. Gen. Prim will return to Eu-
rope. Gen. Serranno will be sent as ambas-
sador to Mexico.
According to an official dispatch the Turk
ish troops have not only entered Montenegro,
but defeated the Montenegrins with great
slaughter, and were preparing to advance into
the country.