Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-24
produced a feeling of horror throughout the

The national subscription in Italy for the
purchase Of million muskets was proceeding
with great success.
The organization of the militia forces of the
| Italian league was daily becoming more COM
! plete. Gen. Fanti had his headquarters at
| Modena, Garibadi at Bologna, and Gen. Mez-
zecapo at Rimini. Volunteers in great num-
bers had arrived from Venetia, and deserters
from the Papal army were fiocking in.
The Sandman chambers were to meet soon
as treaty of peace was signed but will then
be dissolved and fresh elections take place.
The official PiedmonteSe gazette denies the
truth of Il passage in the Popc's allocution,-
in which it was stated that the King of Sar-
dinia had been appointed dictator.
The memorandum of the government of the
Romagna legations to the European powers,
had been published. 1t states at full length
all the grievances OF the peole and shows how
the Pope had virtually abdicated his authori-
ty explains the motives which have led to
the decree Of annexation to Piedmont, and
urgesthe great powers to sanction that arrange:
ment.
The Sandman minister was on the eve of
quitting Rome, and it was expected before do
ing so he would place Sandman subjects
under protection of the French embassy
The government of Romagna had issued a
and sulphur to the Pontifcal territory
@aDictator Farini had gone to Parma to see
signal justice administered to the murderers of
Anviti.
The King of Sardinia was about to proceed
to proceed to Genoa to receive tie dowager
Empress of Russia. This and other little in
cidents are construed into sympathy of feel
ing between the Russian government and the
cabinet of Turin.
Austria
The taxes in Austria imposed last May, and
which were to continue only during the war
are to be prolonged to Nov. 1860.
Rumors had been current that Baron Bruck
had rendered his resignation, but were not con-
frmed.
Spain and Morocco.
Letters state that Representatives of Morocco
at Tangers asked for further delay for the set
tlement OF the question pending with Spain,
but the demand was not acceded to-
Nearly all the European powers had dis
patched vessels of war to be present on the
spot during the period of the Spanish expedi-
ton to Morocco.
The Spanish Consul in Tangiers had re-
ceived orders to quit his post on the 18th of
October, aud on the 18th Spanish troops would
enter the Moorish territory, unless the pend
ing dispute was previously arranged.
India and China.
Calcutta mails TO Sept. 16 were received
The rebels on the Nepaul frontier were still
troublesome. Some of the discharged Euro
pean troops had already sailed from Calcutta.
There is vague report that Lord Canning
had been relieved, and would be succeeded in
the Governor-genelalship by Lord Clarendon.
China dates are to Aug. 10Th The Peiho
and Grand Canal were blockaded by the Brit
lsh and French war vessels. Admiral Hope
was in precarious state.
The American minister was still negotiating,
and about proceeding to Pekn.
Chin kang the celebrated rebel leader was
killed by his own people.
Letters from Australia report the failure of
Fairfax & Co.. of Sydney for G85 900, and j.
w. Pattison, of Melbourne for E22,000
The Daily News says that the government
OF Morocco is understood to be disposed to
concede to what is demanded by Span-a re-
suit to which the eXertons of Lord John Rus
sell have greatly contributed. In the same
friendly spirit his lordship is said to be exer-
clSlng the Influence of England TO preserve
peace on the river Platte, without, however,
intending to commit the country to an active
interference, should warlike counses prevail
The same journal says there is good reason
to believe that the differences which were Gre
ated by the sudden and uncaled ior action of
Gen. Harvey at San Juan will be speedily
abated, if the language Of the United States
government is fair and honorable.
The Times says that the want of funds
on the part of the governments Of Central
Italy is represented as daily becoming more
severe, and doubtless upon breakdown in this
respect the Emperoos of France and Austria
mainly calculate for the restoration of the old
rulers. Agents from Tuscany are understood
to have been in London and Paris trying to
raise one or two million sterling, but without
success.
The Caroline, an American whaler, was lost
on Minerva Shoals, June lst The crew, OK
cept one, were saved.