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NEW Y DIRK, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Creole
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
Later from Europe.

CAPE RACE, Jan. l0.-The steamship Juna,
from Liverpool Jan. LIST, via Londonderry the
3D., passed Cape Race at noon to-day.
The working men OF Manchester had held
meeting to express their sympathy with the
north, at which congratulatory address to
president Lincoln, on his course, was adopted.
The English revenue accounts show an in
crease during the year of f2,352, 900. The
Times thinks this shows that '-cotton is not
king" and that it would be far better for Eng
land to keep all her cotton operatives on pub
lie pensions, till they were absorbed in other
trades, than to vary one point in her national
policy.
Additional French troops are declared to be
indispensable in Mexico, say to the extent of
10000 men.
The Liverpool cotton market opened with
an advance of l2 and Id, but closed Wed.
nesday with a downward tendency and nomi-
nal prices, owing to the stock being largely
in excess of the estimates. Buyers offered to
purchase at IL and Id. decline, but the offers
were generally refused. On Friday, 5000
bales were reported sold, at IA to 1-2d. de-
cline.
IA great popular demonstration occurred at
Athens Dec. Both. The crowds shouting for
prince Alfred, and asking for the English
special envoy, who refused the throne on the
part of Alfred, at the same time promising
the Greeks the sympathy and good will of
England.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
French 1nterventIon-A Change.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE following is
an extract from private letter received in
this city by the last steamer, from an Ameri-
can gentleman in Paris
December 23d, 1862. The impression
among the French here is that the reaction
represented by Drouyn De L'Huys and his
policy, cannot last, and that change of min
istry is not unlikely before February. Mr..
- tells me that at the last council at the
Tuilleries the presidents message was laid
upon the table, and the ministry pronounced
it wise and all the south ask. Upon the same
authority he said that the emperor has aban-
doned his penchant towards the SOUTH Mr..
- thought his authority pretty good.
"The Moniteur has been thrown upon the
defensive, which is a good sign, by the uni-
versal disapprobation which the proposal of
an armstce has encountered everywhere.
1t even went so far as to publish an article,
extracted, which stated that the government
never expected that the blockade was to be
suspended during the armistice. That being
untrue, renders its appearance in the Moni-
teur the more significant. The message has
produced an excellent effect here. 1t has
not been successfully assaulted in any quarter,
while the presidents earnestness, moderation
and forbearance, have captivated all who were
in position to look at the case fairly. | au-
CUR the very happiest results from the presi-
dents proposal, though l suppose no serious
expectation Of the adoption of the amendment
is entertained"