Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRA PH
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.


arrived here at ten A., NJ, D"tlaN. SHE mas 81
messengers for Halifax and 40 for Boston, but
no Snecia
Thc London Sbipping Gazette saws that in
formation in thn case 0f the Alexandra was
filed rs the first ease to be tried in the court
of excbeouer. Westminster. before a special
iurv. either at the end of the present term or
carly in the ncvt
The Times city article saws il is understood
that tho Irnitnd States rovernmeut has resolv
ed IN send an opont IN Enolnnd yersed in mar
time and international law to co-operote with
MIR adams in Tnndnn in the consideration nf
the vorious nrnstions now orisiny. or likely
10 arise an those noints between the two
countrias rho ,tinrt il IN enahla slrh ouns-
tions in all nossli, casps to he settled nr1n,nt
Iv instead If beinr suhircts of trdious rorrrs-
| Dopdanca
The Times bos rpmYrl,.. an fine suh;oct of
maritime righfs and saws .--s,ITnEvorSbIn "a
tha dortr;nss r,,,rdi,,, tho RIGHTS nf bnIlirar-
ents onrnar for onr mrrrbants and shin n1n.
or, ~ tl'o ,,r,sort nnsitinn oC aifs;rs thoro
Is nnanimous fealinG ~ IN the nronrintv Of
fn;tbtnIIv adbaring fo thpm IF An,nril, i
IN hayn two r,,I,s for usn. Will we Ii,,it opr.
scIye. To ope tho ,rora,lnn+ ,,pe+ nro,,a f,t,l
TONS Ao,ir os raI,r5s tho petarb,H rnsn
nr,. ,uarrTants feel t5at if ,youl1 hn r,sh ,rtl'
ort f,rthnr ,,ronf<tn allo,, a r,rincinIo to ro
f,rth tlot ,,,irLt nndor s,eciol ,r,.,,,,,. .,,
canso INV rDmnerrn 70 he barasseJ and oyo,,
| snsnordod in nyery ,,art If tho world
1T is wished narrower that vhotoyor r,ov
ha tha dorision we ara NOW to adont and cnr-
soor,to thore should If nnssihlo ba son,a+hi,
ill., a., o,ct ,rdorst,r,lin tbot +I, ,,ti,S7
nf roliticians in rs rnnntr who oro a. ,,,as
ont most nroent in INSISTING unon ovnry nd
vant,ue hei1g IN the federoIs. arc to estimate
| DISTINCTLY tho permanont character ftba rro.
! caIopt tn he nstahlishad and that thov n1,st
mt Of a f,ture time. nnder ALLEGED r;rcnm.
| +.roas don,ond thot il, tho ;ntoras+s Of ,,a,o
re sbaII surrender onr own rights and acrert
on,, odvorso construction which NOV No.,
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| be consonant with our traditions or practice
TO shift our own views OF right, or allowthem
| to be set aslde."
Earl Russell. in reply to Lord Chelmsford,
| said he understood that in the future any
mails seized by the federals would be for
warded to their destination without breaking
| the seal upon them. When the government
| received the communication which was to
| come from the Washington government it
would be their duty to consider what answer
| they should return to the communication
Earl Hardwicke called attention to the for
| tifcations at Spithead, and pointed out that
the Charleston affair left the value Of fortress
eS against ships exactly as it had always been.
Several other speakers alluded to the
Charleston affair, as valuable experience, but
| the Duke of Somerset said the government
could not at present recommence work at
Spithead having no funds for that object.
In the house of commons, on the Both ult.,
the attorney general, in reply to Mr. White
side, said he could not state when the case of
the owners of the Alexandra would be tried.
Mr.. Mayard said he had much satisfaction
in stating that dispatch that morning had
been received from Lord Lyons, announcing
that Mr.. Seward had given directions that the
mails on board the Peterhoff should be sent
to their destination, unopened. (Cheers)
., In the hnnea of i,rf' %" the 10Th nIt., Earl
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Id" pionioi'S sucI' meetings ana Journals VIII
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