Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-04

The steamship Asia arrived at Liverpool on i
the 18th. L
Great Britain f
In the House of Lords, June Dist, Lord |
Redesdale, as Deputy Speaker, moved that the |
House adjourn until Thursday next, at the {
same time stating that no public business |
would be transacted till Thursday. I
In the House of Commons Sir Charles Ma {
pier took occasion to express hope that the
present government would not reduce the
naval defences of the country, but would con-
tinue prominent in that direction. After some {
further unimportant business, the House ad- I
journed.
The London Times says According to
the China telegraph, the plan for the open
ing of the nineteen free ports in the Dutch
East Indies, whichwas fixed for the first
inst, has undergone serious notifications, ow-
ing to protests from the protectionist party in
Amsterdam and Rotterdam. The importation
of cotton and wooden manufactures is still to
be prohibited
The Belgian journals state that King Loop
old is to leave Brussels for England In the be-
ginning of this week.
The London Times of the Dist, says that
Lord John Russell has appointed the Hon.
George Elliott and Mr. j. Russell to be his
private secretaries.
Kossuth and the War
The London Times Paris correspondent
saws that NJ Kossuth has arrived in Paris, and
is stopping at the Hotel Jacob, Rue Jacob In
one of the Times leading articles of the 2Oth,
is the following: an Kossuth will be employ
ed at once in action on the Hungarian regl-
ments in the Austrian service, and, if possible,
produce revolt in Hungary itself AT the
same time, we receive u proclamation from
Gen. Klapka, published at the French head |
quarters. The meaning Of these proceedings
is not doubtful. The Austrian empire is to be |
attacked beyond the limits Of Italy. The war
l. b1 into tba ntb hnrpdItnrV n
minions of Francis sJoseph-not indeed by |
French army at least for the present, but by |
a revolutionary propaganda, supported by the |
whole strength Of the French, and, perhaps,
the Russian court. The consequence may be
of the very greatest Importance.
In the present state of Germany on the one
side, and the Danubian populations on the 9th
err, second revolutionary outbreak in Hunga-
nv may light up war from the Baltic to the
Black Sea. Ii Kossuth and Klapka be serious
ly combining to kndle the flame of the remote
province of Austria, the Germans may haTsoai
that casus belli which the more hot-head 2de
among them desire. Should Napoleon pc prsis
in the scheme which the proclamation q lKlap
ka, and Kossuths departure from Eng. o1and in
dictate it will be a sign that he is Ready +
wade into the deepest waters Of Euro1Ss3 Dean CON
motion" ~
From the War in Italy. ~
4 Turin, June 21.-Official bulletin publishe
leA 20 day :-'Ihe OarQlnlan arlIA.H preserves II
swea~ositions before Brescia. Th#e French arm
Thstnpy Brescia and its enyiro ms, in line wit
ei,satsL'ardinians. Fano, Urbi7 no. Fossombront
S14 mi.,ud Ancona have pp eonounced for tn
single Vi fil cause.
Robins %, June 19-The Emperor has enfere
Do II, =, with the king, no mad gone 10 me
Rowl;n il Popular enthusiaSEm accompanied u
no oa M His nj the allied tr5*ps, who, all throug
Ao0@, - mprIy received one continual ovation.
20 vorlye districts the n lght OF the Iiber, an
iisb hoo nSitto de CASTILLO fias pronounced Tor IL
Jus, VS. LUNG 19-Tb& Patrie of this evenn
=; ~; 1 ushes the King of kSardInlas speech to IL
10 Commissioners from kBoogna. His Majest
refused the Dictatorship offered him, and wi
dsapproye every act subscribing of or contrar
to equity, and prejusoelai 10 the cause Oh III
tiona independence
The king has sent an aldde-camp to til
Pope. to assure him that he has nothing to fes
from the events now happening, and that til
independence of the Peninsula would be
guarantee. and not menace, to the neutralit
and integrity of the States of the Church.
Turin JI,Ine l9.-Official bulletin, publishe
to-dav-Nrhe Austrians finished the lot
the eyacuaA tion of Monte Chiaro. During til
last few Idays $1,000 Austrans, with 600
horses and II batteries, have passed throug
Monte Cpiaro
Be,ne A8th, (via France. 1.-The Austrian
in great fbrce have occupied the pass of Ste
Win blowh up the Devils bridge, and brougl
nm their <artillery into the pass They ais
made entSenchments at Nandres. A Frenc
cornS pa rImee of 5000 men is advancing b
forced ma;rches against this position.
Tienno %8th.-An official account has bee
publisbed az the losses of the Austrians. a
the battle of Magenta, SO officers and 1902 so
d;ers were l1iIIeA, 218 officers and 4140 soldier
wounded and 40QO missing
Trieste, l8th-e1%Punt Rechberg, Austria !;
Minister for foreigrN afalrs' accompanied % 60 D
the Russian Ambassa dor at the Court of '
enna arrived at Trapresiha, to-day, on n
' Terono 1stb via Vienna 1.-The Emperc
reviewed this morninE the 7th and 8th corr
d'armee at the Camp NJ Senate. He was mo-
enthusiastically cheeredS The confidence of tn
troops has reached the hNghest point
pubIished ' that the town Is lin state of sieg
and the provisioning of the mace mas Deeh o
dered.
Lombardo- Venetian bank-nofes, TO the tot
amount of 80, 100000 forins' wall be issued b
the Austrians, the acceptance\ Of which is
Trieste, 26th.-According to current repor
the Austrian vessel "Buona" Of t&e class M
2, WHICH had been captured by the Erench, Ia
been given up as free, because its proprlett
and captain are Venetians.
Garibaldis Movements
Turin June 2l.-Garibaldi marched yeste
day from Salo towards Desenzano, which
sixteen miles miles Il. S. L. from Bresci;
on the south west bank of the lake of Garda
butsmeeting the enemy in considerable force
withdrew.
Berne June 2l.-Garibaldi has, at presen
pushed his outposts as far as Balladore, in tn
direction of Bordio, which is occupied by 40
Austrans
MarSetAes, June 21.-Kossuth embarke
here this morning for Genoa. Letters tror
Rome to the 18th, announce that two thousan
papal troops have been sent to Perugia to r,
store order A collision had taken place q
Cernia between detachment Of papal troop
and the inhabitants
The Paris correspondent of the Times say
that one hundred rfed cannon were despatch
ed on the 18th to the army of Italy.
Battle at Castanadolo.
Turin, 10. Official Bulletin, published tt
day the following particulars of the combat {
Castenedolo have been received: Garibald
wishing TO throw q bridge across the Chilse, !
order to keep communication with Brescii
open, placed part of his troops at Rezzato an
Trepanti to oppose the Austrian vanguar
which had advanced as far as that place
Some companies of Chasseurs L Alpes attack
ed the enemy's outposts The Austrians flee
and were pursued as far as CastenadolC
where the main body Of the enemy attempte
to surround us, but our troops immediatel
withdrew. Garibaldi then came to the rescue
and succeeded in bringing our men 70 thei