The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-21

among them Mr. Michael, and Joseph Barry, Jr.
editor of the Northern Reporter.
Great CONSERVATION perv AIDED the rebels on
seeing these persons carried off 10 Jail under mil
itary escort. The Marquis of Waterford, on
Monday, invited all his tenantry to meet him,
and the result has been solemn engagement on
their part to cooperate cordially for the mainten-
ance of the laws, against all who should dare to
attempt their violation.
CONTINENTAL NEWS.
A letter assert that the Bank OF England has of.
fered the Prussan Government loan OF FL $780,
600 at per cent, but it was declined.
The Paris papers express hopes that Charles
Albert will still be able to contend successfully
with the Austrians and the MiIanese. It is said
that he has been proclaimed Dictator of Turin
He had demanded an armstice OF Radetski, who
consented, but on condition that all the fortress
es of Piedmont, including Alexandri, be surfen.
dered. The King issued proclamation to the
inhabitants OF Upper Italy, stating his resolve to
fall at the head of army, rather than submit to
such humiliating conditions. France will not in
terfere without the concurrence of England
A republican demonstration has taken place at
Milan.
Tranquility was completely restored at Rome
on the Gath, owing to the Secretary of State hav-
ing in note addressed to the diplomatic body
protested against the revolution OF the Papal ter
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corps crossing the Po
Markets. There has been no material
change in the prices of cotton or br adstufs.
ITALY.
Great BGttle-Defeat Of Charles Albert
There has been long and close battle between
the Austrians and the Piednontese, and victory
has finally declared for RadetLky, who has
ceeded in efecting the object he had in view ,and
in forcing Charles Albert to retire beyond the
Mincio. On the 23d the Austrlans were COM
pletely victorious. They swept the whole coun.
try before them.
On the oath they were attacked by the Pied.
montese, and driven farther, leaving $500 pris
oners in the hands of the Italian army. On the
18th the battle was renewed, and continued un.
IT, night, when the Piedmontese army retired in
good order, taking with them their prisoners.
The head quarters of Charles Albert were, on
the Goth, at Goito.
French aid had been sought by the Provisional
Government of Lombardy, in favor of Italian In
depence. later dispatch states that the Prov-
sional Government having been broken up,
Charles Albert, by the wish OF the people, had
been proclaimed Dictator. A slight engagement
had again taken place between the Austrians
and Piedmontese, on the 9th, but unsuccessful
to the latter.
1t is said that France will endeavor to come to
an understanding with England, to offer the me-
diation Of both countries to Charles Albert and
Austria.
FRANCE.
The National Assembly, on the Sd inst, was
considering the report OF the Committee Of In
surrections By that report the affair of the LIST
OF March is characterized as a manifestation
that of the 9th April as conspiracy; that OF the
18th OF May as an overt act OF treason and that
OF June as civil war.
Certain passages in this strongly iuculpated M.
Rollin, LOUIS Blanc, and Caussidiere, and the
reading Of them elected from these individuals
most violent recIamatlons