Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-10

Two Days later from Europe.
ST. JOINS, N. F., Aug. THE steamship
| IIbernia from Liverpool July 3d. via Green
castle the 3lst, passed Cape Race at o'clock
| z. NJ.
The London Globe, reviewing American
affairs, contends that the rebels are far from
being conquered and thinks that Lee at Gull
pepper is rs safe as ever. Gen. Grants cam
| paign is the most brilliant, but will be confined
| in its fruits to the immediate neighborhood of
| the river.
The Globe says if the fedcraS are wise they
will exert themselves and secure what they
have got for territorial arrangements, and
abandon the impossible enterprise of subjuga-
| ton.
1t is rumored the emperor Napoleon has
made up his mind to make war in behalf of
Poland alone.
| Advces from Paris under indicate consider
able subsistence of the war panic there.
| Letters from Frankfort say the money and
| stock markets in that city are steady, owing
| to the belief that the Polish question will be
settled by diplomacy. The Paris correspond
| ent of the Times also notices the pacific tone
| of particular Paris journal, which seeks to
| refute the arguments of the war party. 1t OBJ
| serves that if the journalist has got his hints
DOIl lilt SAINT IldIlCI hiitIlCG TIC 81 OllCIl
| sought them, we may conclude that the en-
| peror does not ;now intend to make war for
Poland, unless joined by England and Austria.
| La France strongly urges the necessity for
unity of the three powers, and says the latest
| news from St. Petersburg indicates the dispO-
| sition of Russia to be conciliatOry. 1t is ru-
| mored that GortSChaKott has resigned, but the
report is supposed to be unfounded
| 1t is reported that the emperor of Austria
| and king of Prussia will meet in Gazelletta
| early in August
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The English funds have
! increased in trmness, and cOnsolS are tending
| upwards.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, July 3l-The ship
| Talisman, from New York for Shanghai, and
the Conrad, from Msntevedio for New York,
have been captured and destroyed by the pi-
rate Alabama. Their crews have been landed
at Rio Janeiro. The rebel loan again reapsed
| two per cent on the goth.
jeff. Davis has appointed Robert Dawling,
late United States consul at Cork, agent at
| that city for the rebel states.
| STILL LATER.
| ST. JOINS, Aug. S.-The China, from Liv-
| erpool Aug. LIST via Queenstown the ID,
| passed Cape Race at noon to-day. The dates
by the China are two days later than those
per the Hibernia. The steamship Asia, from
Boston, arrived Queenstown on the I'd inst.
In the absence of fresh adyices from Ameri-
ca the English journals have but little to say
on American affairs. The London Morning
Post labors to to show that the recent fed
eral successes are not likely to prove ma
terially advantageous to the federals. The
Army and Navy Gazette takes most
gloomy view of the military prospects of the
eonfederaey 1gRs81 TIN Jt oT6fRstoHf before
| Gen. Scherman's forces show sufficient signs
| of exhaustion. 1t adds that Charleston is in
real danger and, if it falls, Savannah follows.
| Still it thinks that the federal armies cannot
| be filled without CONSUMPTION, which may
| palsy the north and wrest victory from her
| grasp.
Marshal Forey, in an official report to Ma
| poleon, says that he is occupied in forming
provisional government in Mexico from men
of moderate views belonging to all parties.
The war panic on the Polish question has
subsidized. The journals peculate upon the re-
! sponSes of the three powers to Prince Gorts-
| chakotf's note. Moth reliable in regard to
the responses had TRANSFERRED. The Polish in
surgents keep constantly at work. 1t is re-
| ported that an extensive conspiracy against
| Russia has been recently discovered in Cir
| cassia.
| LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2.-The steampship Great
| Eastern is off the harbor awaiting a tide. The
| London Times of to-day has an article on the
! speech of Archbishop Hughes to the New
| FORK rioters, and says the speech defes anal
| ysS, and rivals in obscurity the Delphian ora
Gle. Hatred of England was tie key note of
the speech. The Times is not surprised that
the Archbishop in a moment OF self-conscious-
ness told his hearers they might possibly con-
slider his remarks as mere blarney.
The London Daily News taunts Mr.. Laird
f;t,ia ,ft ,viIopna i,e ,F
his assertion that he was invited to build ships
for the federals, and demands the name of his
anonymous correspondents
COPENHAGEN, August Am alliance be-
tween the Scandinavian monarchies is consd-
cred to be close at hand. Sweden has adj
dressed a note to Paris and London, protesting
theoretically against the German federals
threat against Wolstein.
CRACow, August 2.-The insurgents under
Chandelinski had successful encounter with
the Russians on the 10Th at Sccinen.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2.-Prince Gortscha-
kofI, in replying to the Austrian note of July
10, expresses surprise at Austria believing
that the Russians entertain IL secret thought
that Russia wishes to establish an assimilation
between Gallicia and Holland, but thinks an
agreement between Austria, Prussia, and Rus
ria is necessary, on account of the assistance
rendered to the instruction in Gallica.
WARSAW, Aug. 1.-The proclamation of
the national government of Poland rejects
any compromise not based upon the indie
pen1ence of Poland with restoration of the
boundaries of 1882 The proclamation calls
upon the people of Lothian, a kingdom of Po-
land, and all Russia to rise in general insurrec-
| ton.
PARIS, Aug. 2.-The Moniteur publishes an
article severely attacking the policy of Prus-
STA.