Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13
Dispatches Received YESTERDAY
Afternoon.
Inter from Europc.

New York, May l2.-The steamer CITY O
| Washington, from Liverpool the goth. ant
| Queenstown the Both, arrived at two o'clock
The following is a summary of her news not
! covered by the dispatches by the Bohem.
ian -
The Great Eastern leaves Liverpool for
New York on the 10th of May.
lhe Cunard company's extra screw line
leaves Liverpool on alternate Tuesdays in
stead OF Saturdays, commencing May 18th.
Inc charleston failure attracts much atten-
uoh' Inc Times regards it a catastrophe
more signal than any reverse the north has
yet sustained, and draws a moral that forts are
stlll more than match for iron-cads. The
News says it is puerile to describe a repulse
as catastrophe, and doubts whether many
sensible Americans ever expected to see
Charleston taken by the fleet. The confed
crate loan was slightly advanced by the news.
Inc observer says the representations sent
to Washington regarding Mr.. Adams conduct
IN granting certificates to Mexico will doubt
less shorten his diplomatic mission in Lon
don. The Times, on the contrary, SAYS the
difficulties are likely to be smoothed down. 1t
Is reported that Adams admits acting with nm
due haste and consequently raises no preten-
slonS to necessitate an absolute protest from
one government to another. The Star saws
frank explanations by Adams re-established
friendly feelings which always existed be-
tween him and Russell.
Inc Paris correspondent of the Times
gives report that the French government
have sent instructions to Washington to de.
mand an explanation regarding Adams grant
OF safe passage for ship carrying arms for
the MeXicans
The diplomatic correspondence is published
between Russell and Adams in regard to fed
eral recruiting in Great Britain Adams de-
mes all knowledge of it, and does not believe
1t Is carried on by authorized agents.
The Morning Herald says II. G. Walker is
IN England and charged with full powers to
negotiate teoeral loan of fifty millions sterl-
ing at per cent.
Lord Russell stated in parliament that he
had consulted the law officers of the crown as
to mail bags on vessels seized by the federals,
out pending the case Of the Peterhoff, which
he explained at length, it was not desirable TO
state the opinion ofthe law officers at present.
Inc House of Commons debated the subject
OF the Lancashire disaster, but on government
recommendation left the way of atfording re-
lief to the local authorities:
The policy Of leaving canada and the colo |
mes manly to their own defence was debated, |
and reflections were cast upon Canada for her |
apathy in the matter.
Documents are published showing that the |
steamer Dolphin was not as innocent of the in. |
tended blockade breaking as was camored.
The French atlantic navigation company
have obtained grant for 20 years for the con
veyance of mails to New York.
Persian engineer has invented machine
to make cotton rags fit for spinning.
The Polish question remains unchanged.
Lelwell and his insurgent band have been de-
teated by the Russians, and on the other hand
several insurgent successes are reported. in
GLIDING the slaughter of three hundred Rus
sian hussars near Warsaw.