Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-22
LATEST NEWS.
Ono Day Later from Europe.
By TELEG APB
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY 81

FARTHER PoINT, May 2l.-The steamer
North American from Liverpool May 7th, via
Londonderry the Sth, arrived off this point to-
day.
The political news is unimportant. In the
house of commons Lord Pilmerst0n defended
the course of Mr.. Christie, the British minis
ter to Brazil, and repudiated the attacks upon
him by Gen. Webb, the America minister.
LIVERPOOL, Nav s. Cotton.-The market
has been active and buoyant and prices are
l2d higher for American desctipti ms, IL a
4d higher tor Surats, and Id higher for
Egyptian. Of the sales, 10, 900 were to spec
ulators, and Is, 500 to exporters The sales
to-day are estimated at $4,000 bales nclud-
ing G000 to spectators and exporters, the
market closing with Il still advancing tenden-
cy. The stock in port is estimated At 32o, 900
bales, of which "a, 600 are American.
BreadstutlS dull and tending downward with
a slight decline
In the house of commons, on the 9th, two
bills, intended tn compromise the. VeXed qGes-
ton Of church rates, were debated and both
rejected.
The race for the Chester cup was won by
Sir Jos. Hawley ''Asteroid." "Haddington"
was second. and Gardner third.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning
Post says there is every reason to suppose
that Russia, if invited, will submit to a con-
ference on Poland. Napoleon is saidt to have
received assurances from the Gar on this
point The journal De St. PereSburg pub
fishes dispatches from the Swedish, Span
ish and Italian government, all relating to the
Polish question.
The Swedish note relies alone upon the
Cars principles of humanity and generosity,
and expresses the conviction that words of
clemency and forgiveness, with the prospect
of rule of sagaciOuS liberty, will suffice for
the complete restoration Of tranquility and or
der. The reply to the Swedish note refers
the note to the three western powers.
J he Spanish note deeply regrets the impa-
tience of the Poles, who have been unable to
await the consummation of the system of con-
cession already granted. Having seenby eX
perience that moderation always allays popu-
lar agitation more usefully than severity, the
queen asks that indulgence may be shown
toward the vanquished. The reply to this
note thanks the Spanish government.
The note OF the Italian government is
drawn up in a conciIiatory manner, and
hopes the Russian court will see from the
spirit of the dispatches proof Of the desire of
the Italian government to remain on the
most friendly footing, and that entire
confidence may continue to exist between
them. TIL EN- (eror, in reply to this note,
mentions the pleasure with which he has re-
ceived its friendly EXPRESSIONS, and continues,
as regards the welfare of Poland, that the
Italian government is not unaware that revo-
lutonary efforts impose difficult tasks upon
ruling powers. The government will try to
arrange the question upon basis of lasting
peace.
On the I'd the nsurgent Ticzanowski was
defeated near Busclene. TiczanowSki was
wounded. The insurgents under Franz have
been dispersed a short distance from the Gal
MY Iugluve insurgents, six wagon loads of
arms and two pieces OF cannon.
-Four thousand Bashi Bazokus, deserters
from the Greek faith, armed by the Russian
government, in the neighborhood of Danna-
boarg, were devastating Lavonia with fire and
sword. Shocking atrocities had been COM
mitted.
Six hundred Russians were repulsed by
Minews, in the government of Radow, on the
9TH.
Another Ottoman cotton company is an
nonnced, with the object to extend the cult
walton in Thessay and Macedonia. Influen-
tial Manchester men comprise the board.