The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-04
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE .

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| irALY. The Austrlans had entered he papal
States upon the North, and Marshal Winpfen
was threatening with fire aud sword all who's re
sisted him In the South the Neapolitans were
| advancing for the same object, but, with their
vanguard at Albano, they were defeated. The
Neapohtans, consisting Of body OF 10000 troops,
alter short conflict threw away their arms and
fed. The Romans had taken sixty prisoners and
two pieces OF artillery, with which they entered
Rome on the evening of the 9th inst. A private
letter from Rome, 18th inst, announces the land
ing Of the Spaniards at Fin Mncino on the pre-
viOus day. A Roman division commanded by
ROcelli and MeZzacapo is said to have entered
the Abrizzi, and Garibaldi is believed to be
armed at another point OF the frontier ready TO
support that movement
The Neapolitans are fortifying Vallett. Plus
| TX, on hearing OF the resistance OF the Romans,
is said 10 have declared that he would no: return
TO Rome at such price, and to have sent mes
sage in consequence 10 the King OF Naples and to
Gen. Oudnot, to induce them 10 retire. In the
meantime, General Oudiuot has been reinforced
by many thousand troops, and he has probably
now we'll appointed army OF 10000 men under
his command; but the enthusiasm of the Romans
Is raised TO the highest pitch, and il single
handed or combined attempt to lombard and
take Rome by storm could be made, the defence
OF the city by means OF barrcades and by the
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ed, that the Austrians by no means certain
OF success All accounts concur that it will be
| impossible to restore the temporal power OF the
Pope IN any form.
We have before US most frightful details;
Priests have been dragged forth from their hi
ding places by the populace, and put to death;
their bodies have been hacked into the smallest
pieces and then cast into the Tiber. The combined
powers OF Europe will scarcely be able even TO
10 IN hic Inlin tha fhroO aolf ha
Vatican The tide of feeling has overlooked
him, and the Romans seem now bent OH exclu-
ding sacerdotal political authority forever. In
telligence by telegraph has been received from
Gen. Oudinot, TO the 18th inst, at which time
there was strong probability that the French
troops would be permitted to enter Rome imme
dlaely, without opposition. In the Generals
despatch, he says, "Serious propositions are
made to me. We are already the anchors of
safety TO the Romans
The nine hundred French prisoners at Rome
were accompanied to their quarters with all
possible demonstration OF joy. A letter of the
Times announces the landing at Finmincino OF
Spanish force which was marching toward Rome.
A fresh attempts being made at Palermo TO get
up armed resistance against the Neapoliians,
but it appears of doubtful success.
Tuscany and Medina are more or less disturb
ed by these hostile proceedings. AT Leghorn
Tuscan troops having been supported by the
Austrians, entered Modena on the 18th inst
The Austrians had not entered Bologna at the
date OF the last accounts, but they had posse
OF some OF the gates and the surrender was hour
/ ly expected. The Bolognese defended them
selves nobIy. They had offered to acknowledge
the Pope on the condition that lie would consent
to dismiss all the priests IRON his Government, but
The Austrian commander replied that subjects
would and could not be permitted to dictate con-
diuons to their Sovereigns.
At Venice Radetsky has gone farther than this.
The Venltians asked for armstice in order that
they might obtain the meditation of France and
England to which they had applied. He Answ err
ed that the Emperor, his master, would never
permit Foreign Power to interfere between him
and his rebellious subjects. The Austnans were
repused on the 9Th inst in an assault. We.
nitian account states that they made rally and
took 800 prisoners needs confirmation
RUSSIA, The Emperor reached St. Peters.
burg from Moscow on the LIST instant. There
had already marched into Gallacia, en- route for
Hungary to the assistance OF the Ausrians, $780,
600 Russians, with $50 cannon, and q, 900 cav
airy. Gen. Benz is well prepared to give them a
warm reception in Pennsylvania, and there will
be warm work before it is over. Georgey
has posted notices that whoever refuses to take
bank notes shall be hanged
GERMANY. Prussia has followed the lead Of
Austria and withdrawn her deega tes from Frank.
fort. The other principle powers will now
doubtless do the same. The Grand Duke of
Baden has been obliged to fly from his capita
whilst in Eberleld Dusseldorf, Aagin, Oselehn
and in all the market towns in Rhenish Prussia
the insurgents have erected barbados, and
make the constitution pretence for tumut.
At Berlin a sort OF Congress has assembled
and Baron Gagen's scheme of German FEEDER
al State has been reyiyed-a double confedera-
ton to be the basis. Austria consents to close
connection with Germany. The German States
and Austria are never to go to war--they are to
form defensive alliance; but foreign war may
be carried on by either Power if this Power do
not succeed in proving to the other that its inter-
ests are equaully involved in the dispute. The
Emperor of Austria and the King OF Prussia. as
hereditary chiefs of the new German Federal
State, are to appoint Commissioners, who are to
act and advise as the Executive Power of the two
Governments. This scheme has now received
the attention OF Europe, but its realization de-
ponds upon many contingencies.
THAT AXE. The other day was holding
man by hand as firm in its outer texture as
leather; and his sun burnt face was az inflexible
as parchment; he was pouring forth tide of
contempt on those who complain that they can
find nothing 10 do, as an excuse for becoming
idle an loafers.
| Said |, ''Jef, what do you work at? You
look hearty and happy when you are at work.
"Why," said he, 81 bought me an axe three
years ago, that cost me two dollars; that was all
| the money had, | went to chonnino xvood h.,