Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-01
FOREIGN ITEMS AND 1NcInENrs

By decree of the 9Th, issued at Milan. the
hlng has appointed Chevalier Vigliani. preyi-
ously named Royal Commissioner Extraordi
nary at Milan, to the post of Governor of Lom-
bardy; The chevaier, before taking upon
himself the functions of his new post received
rom the Prince Lieutenant General of Pied
mont the cross of grand officer of the Order of
st: Maurice and st. Lazarus
Inc Vienna correspondent of the Times
says that the retreat of the Austrian army
must have been disastrous one, and SO excess
slVely rapid that it might perhaps be called a
night. The inhabitants of Vienna are de-
scrl0ed as being exceedingly depressed The
news OF the defeat of the Derby Cabinet has
increased their distress, as they are under the
impression that Wing Ministry will make
common cause with the Emperor Napoleon
Of the nine corps darmee in the Lombardo- We
netian kingdom, some of them hardly number
more than twenty thousand men,
AS Marshal McMahon entered Milan, little
girl OF hye years of age, dressed in white, pre-
scented him with boquet nearly as big as her
self. lie raised her up, and placed her stand
ing before him on the saddle "The child"
says letter, threw her little arm around the
sun-burnt head of the conqueror of Magenta.
and kissed him repeatedly amidst the loudest
cheers ! xer-Aestfdd.- marshal seemed
delighted with the child, and fondled her most
tenderly, looking frequently at her pretty fea-
lures And so they both entered Milan amidst
a shower of boquets and applause. saw many
persons affected even to tears"
AT representation as La Scala, Milan, on
the evening of the 9th, two flags, the French
and Sandman, were placed over the royal box,
which the Emperor and King entered at eight
o'clock. The ovation given to their majesties
by the Milanese who had been able to obtain
aHp mis- H.,
nance was composed of ten pieces of music
and dancing, and at every fall of the curtain
the whole house rose to salute their majesties.
The ladies were in white dresses trimmed with
ribbons of the Sandman colors. The receipts
OF the night, which were very considerable,
are intended for the relief of the families of
the soldiers who have persisted in the cause of
Italian Independence
Advices have been received from Athens to
the 9th inst. A popular manifestation had
taken place before the French Embassy, in
celebration of the victories in Italy. The Am
bassador, in addressing the crowd assembled
before the hotel, said that he would not fail to
communicate to the Emperor the sympathy of
GREECE. Another demonstration has been made
by the students, who called for public prayers
to Heaven for victory to the allies and the peo-
PIE surrounded tne church and uttered accIa-
nations. On the occasion of the closing of the
Chambers, the King declared that he would
Hollow the advice of the protecting powers,
without forgetting the honor of his country
When the coffin containing the body of Gen.
Espinasse was carried on board the steam fri
gate which conveyed it to France, the deck
was crowded with Austrian prisoners. On a
sign from their officers, they all fell into line,
and by their attitude, in the absence of arms,
rendered military honors to the mortal remains
of their brave adversary.
BY the end of July, or early in August, the
different French navy yards will have compile
ted, it is said, one hundred and twenty fiat
bottomed gunboats, small model, having fitted
each with five horse power steam engine and
with one of the rified four FOUNDERS They are
intended to act on the AIDA, the Mincio, and
the Adige BY the same period will be COM
pleted forty steam transports, capable of con-
veying one thousand men each, besides the
crew and baggage.
1t is stated in Paris that the evacuation by
the Austrians, of the legation is in accordance
with plan to let loose the republican party,
and thus compel the French to put the insur-
gents down, and place them in a false position.
1t is reported that the provisions which have
fallen into the hands of the allies are sufficient
to feed their armies for six weeks.
The war and marine departments have made
every arrangement for providing for the wound
ed Of the army of Italy. After being treated
on the field of battle, they are, as soon as their
state shall permit, to be removed to the numer-
Gus hospitals established in the principal towns
OF Piedmont. When they have gained more
strength Tney are to be taken to Genoa and
embarked for France. Two steam frigates,
the Ulloa and the Eldorado, steam corvette,
the Gregeos, and steam ayiso, the Meteore,
have been fitted up as hospitals and are to be
constantly engaged in going toand fro between
Genoa and France.