Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-11

NEW DIRK, April lO.-The steamer BaYa-
ria arrived here at midnight. The ship John
A. Park has been burnt by the Alabama.
In England riots took place at Staleybridge
and Ashton among the cotton operatives.
Many were arrested
Slidell denies that JEFF. Davis took the lead
on the Reputation question, and says his name
has been confounded with that of Reuben
Davis.
The London Times says the Polish intelli-
gence leaves little room to doubt that the Polish
struggle is ended. Hopes are held out that
the car may seize the opportunity for pa
cficatiOn OF Poland by generous measures.
Lord Campbell, in the house OF lords, asked
when the southern confedcracy should be re-
cOgnzed as an independent government He
said recognition would remove the last hope
of the north of a subjugation of the south,
and it would materially influence the federals
in coming to an arrangement with the south
erners, if the contederacy were look ed on as
an Independent, power by Europe. The opin-
ion of France and Holland was sufficiently
manifested by the recent loan. Military au-
thoritieS say that subjugation of the south is
impossible.
Earl Russell said England could do nothing
usefully or peaceably to obtain a cessation of
the war. The refusal of the French offer
greater opposition The north was as deter
mined as ever, and Englands recognition of
the SOUTH at the present moment would be a
most unfriendly act towards the north. We
must wait and stand still, and not proceed to
so decided and unfriendly anact as recogni-
ton of the south.
In France the Moniteur denies that twelve
thousand men have been concentrated at Tou-
Ion for Mexico, but for Algeria. Metternich
had arrived from Vienna and had long con-
ference with the foreign minister. France
congratulates herself ON the favorable senti-
ments of Austria on the settlement of the pol
ish question.
In Prussia, deputation congratulated the
king on his birthday who Thanked them re-
peatedly and said he hoped to remove exist
ing difficulties.
In Russia an imperial ukase is published,
abolishing all relations of an obligatory char
acter between the peasantry and proprletors
in wilma, Grotno, Winsk and Witebsk.
Emancipation is to be completely effected,
and the peasants will pay rent to the govern
ment, which will itself pay the proprietors the
price of emancipation.
In Poland the insurgents are beaten every
where, and Langiewicz has been taken pris-
oner to Cracow. The insurgents have lost
400 killed and Oh prisoners. The Russians
have trayersed Posen. The insurrectlon was
increasing in Kreszow. Lublin was occupied
by the insurgents. The government treasury
had been seized In Warsaw the revolution
airy committee resumes its functions because
Langiewlcz is prisoner, and has issued
proclamation calling on all Poles to join the
national army. Langiewicz has resigned the
dictatorship.
The latest news from Poland says the Poles
have won two engagements in the Palatinate
Of Kalisch, in which the Russian loss was
heavy; while the Poles have been beaten in
several other engagements. number OF in
decisive engagements are also reported.
LIVERPOOL, March 24.-Cotton firm and
unchanged. Sales for two days reached ten
thousand bales of which spectators and ex-
porterS took five thousand bales. The Man
chester market is firm but quiet. Bread
stufs-Flour dull and declined Cd.