Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17


llAiitAA? APIn " ile Alaoi', IRON Law
erpo0l APfh +, via queenstown tne otl' ar
IlNeu tnls evening one Illus Iof passengers
ior iiaillaA' 100 Oh tnela e1nigrahts sent out
ny MISS Oou'tS, anu % lor DoStoh'
further particulars Oh inc obstruction by
the florlaa Oh tue otaf oI reace ana the
schooner Adeloarrah are 1qrniShed by the
mummy 'heue' wI''cn orousht II Oh t'ie crew 10
GreehocA' Inc Quar- Vi eace was oouhu
from C"lculta 10 boston WIN general cargo,
ana was ehcounIereu' Iat' 10 ION 9Z' ana
Durht' Inc Aueloarrah' rom New ofK 1or
Maranian, was burnt on inc loth ult.' IN lat'
oo'zV ION o''+f
heaVy collapSe III INC commensurate loan
occurred Ill LoTuQ VI ol the ~ owing u 'ne
suspension OF D. b. spence oI. AlVerpool' IN
the gram trade spence was supposed TO be
the confederate HI"hcial AGENT Out he proved
not 10 De the same person. nor connected
Win nm except ny larnlly tles. NeVerthe-
less the loan closed on the "a at IL to IL
discount.
Inc New ork correspondents OF the Times
ana Daliy News Ooth expatiatG on the IN
creaSlng irritation against England, on account
OF the hitting out OF confederate vessels and
the possible adoption OF retalatory measures
Inc Times sees something To nope Tor
III America from the Inauguration OF Union
leagues Ill the north, ana the increasing
uehthu among inc repuOilcahs LOT the res
toraloh Oh tne UNION aU any price, Inc
Times says European sympathy mas been
withheld simply because 1t was perceived
That the whole southern people were IN earn
est about independence, while 1t was not APP
parent that any considerable part OF the
northern people were IN earnest about eman-
The British man-ot-war Orpheus has been
wrecked on New Zealand; $50 officers and
men were drowned; ~ were saved.
Affairs In Poland were again threatening.
Inc lnsurrecuon was increasing. 1t had bro
ken out IN the department of Poneiwiz
Swalo. The peasants, nobility, and middle
classes, have joined en- masse The Russian
troops are at Mernel and Riga The news
that the Warsaw committee had ordered the
insurgents to lay down their arms is pro-
nounced untounded. Langlewicz was con-
Yeyed from Cracow into Moravla.
The London Daily News publishes mani
testo OF the Polish insurgents which occupies
seven columns.
Lapienzskelate, chief among the CircaS
slams, had landed in Courland with well Of
ficered force. Russia was bringing transports
to Dantzic for the Vistula.
The Swedish government had laid an en-
barge on an English steamer at Malmo, which
was carrying Polish detachment from Eng
land for Poland.
BY THE KANGAROO.
The following is portion of the Kanga-
roo's dispatches;
The Times has an editorial on the seizure
OF the steamer Peterhot, cOntcndlng that 1t
was unjustitied. 1t says it is not as mere act
Of Judgment, right or wrong, that the capture
of the Peterhotl is to be regarded, but as an
expression of the policy pursued by the par
ticular government. If IL Spanish or Aus
trian officer had made mistake with British
merchantmen, nobody would ever dream of
anticipating mischief from the occurrence;
but the federal government is now advancing
extraordinary pretensions by the select agen-
cy of an officer whose conduct has already
been condemned. The seizure of the Peter
hotf, whatever it may be, is not natural
error of person inexperienced in public life
it is a deliberate attempt to exteDdand magnify
the powers of the blockade; nor is it indeed
the first step of the tederals in this direction;
ports of our own in their eagerneSS to inter-