Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-06
@ortester DAILY Spy


Vvithdr,,vu rro,, e;re,t Britain,
Richmond IAN, "A, orrosnn,d.rce Of tho London In
deX, rebel organ
You may depend upon it that the govern
ment has fully determined upon the step of
soon Withdrawing its representatives from
England, and that unless change occurs in
the present hostile attitude OF the British mini
lister towards us, the order OF recall VIII go
out before congress meets in December This
measure arises from no untriendly feeling to-
wards the people OF England, whose sympa-
thy, as evinced on the death OK Stone wall
jackson and in the tone of their respectable
presses, is fully appreciated here. 1t was
strongly urged upon the administration, as a
necessary vindcatiOn of self-respect, from
the moment it became known, through the
published diplomatic correspondence, that
Earl Russell, in compliance with the threat of
Mr., Adams has engaged himself to hold no
intercourse, though unofficial with our com.
missioner, and, as appeared from his suisse
quent refusal of an interview on the most ur-
gent occasions, was determined to adhere to
this pledge, and construe it most literally.
This conduct Of the British foreign secretary,
so insulting to our self respect as a nation. is
in striking contrast with that pursued bv the
French government. Not only has Mr.. Sill
dell always had free access to the minister of
foreign affairs, even when NJ. Thouvenel was
minister, who has never been suspected of
undue partially toward US, but he has had
repeated interviews with the emperor him
self Mr.. Dayton protested in Paris Just as
Mr. Adams did in London We are more
Surnr;sed Than onrrv tb,t R,;tisb rriIo
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Sl'uu'u PeiuiIu " hiiillstei vi STATE 10 oe ue-
TERED by any threats whatever, but least OF
all bv Yankee threats from extendinp to
our representative those ordinary courtesies
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which are not refused even to private bear
ers of important communications. As we
cannot ascribc Earl Russell's course to fear
of the Yankees, we can only construe it as
a studied INSULT and if Mr.. Mason is once
Withdrawn, however sincerely anxious we
are to have amicabIe relations with your
country, we shall not be the frst-at least
under your present administratiun-to renew
diplomatic intercourse. If you have anything
to say TO us thereafter, you will have to send
to Richmond.
liverpool Correspondence Of the n. Y Herald
Mr.. Mason is certainly recalled He will
address his adltu to Earl Russell within few
days, and then take his departure. Imagine
not that this will make any change in the
rebel plans here. 1t is intended only as piece
Of brayado and to show how independent is
the southern cOntederacy of English help.
But the rebel intrigueS will go on just the
satue. They have Il regular government in
Europe, which needs not to wait for instruc-
tons from RE mo I'd, and which acts prompt
ly and etiecti, ely IN all great occasions. 1t
is composed as tol ows:
Commander ). ~ bullock secretary OF marine
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Major Fcrguson quarterInaster-general
j. McIse finance minister.
Each Of these acts independently in his de-
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ornamental hcadpiece and did all the dining
aud the Winning with the politicians and the
Qg.aade monde generally. When he goes it
will be given out that the rebel agents have
resigned al idea of working here But this
is not So They will be more active than
ever. The real agent of jeff Davis was not
Mr.. Mason at all. The man who is set to
watch all the others is Swiss, nearly blind.
who can read and write only through the heI;,
of an amanuensis but who is one of the
smartest couspirators living. On his reports
the rebel government transacts all its bust
ness on this side of the Atlantic. lie was
sent over about two wears AGO. but has been
to Richmond several times since. As ne has as
great a talent for Disgusting himself rs Mazzi
nj, and can sneak like IL native almost every
lanUuape It is he who concerted the sin
mails by which vessels with government
carooas ret helm fran shore to on in
and in Octoher 1851. he convevad
across the Potomac information of the
destination of the Port RovaI exneditinn
when for ten DAVIS nobojv cnuId cross thp
river and This saved Charleston mr. S,v,r,,h
from Gen. Sherman's forces He has a credit
of fl0. 600 sterling wear on Frazer. Tren.
holm &, Co.. for secret service nancy with
which he bribes the English nress In fact
the Index newsponer. which was established
nv him. is only an oroan;zat;nn far hrhing rho
press. He EMPLOYS the best writer's of ali the
napers at extrayaEant salaries. for the Indpx
and in this wav refs them TO write rs he wishes
for the other Journals. There is not \ naner
worth bribing-not even exceutirg the Daily
News. which is generally soupd and stronp..
on which he has not one or more writer's in
his nav. He has norrespondents in Paris.
Italv and Germany. also in many narts Of
America. but more esneciolIv in New York
and Naw Orleans eome of wLnm do not ,,r;ta
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