Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-28

QUEBEC, une ZI.-1he steamer Nova Sco-
tan, from Liverpool June 10Th, passed Farther
Point this afternoon at half past four o'clock.
We have the following items of news:
Particulars from the War
ADVANCE OF THE FRESCH.-The London
Morning Post has the following in commune
cation from Paris :-"On the 18th of June the
Emperor renewed his headquarters to Gorgon-
zola, a village of $500 inhabitants, situated
about twelve miles Z. n. L. of Milan. In the
afternoon Of that day, his majesty personally
superintended the throwing OF two bridges of
boats over the AIDA. AS soon as the bridges
were completed, the army began its move
ment, to be concluded the following day. The
weather is fine, after heavy rains, and the
troops are in high spirits Large reinforce
ments were about to leave France.
HONOR no GARIBALDL-The King of Sar-
dina issued an order Of the day, eXtolling Gar
ibaldi's deeds, and awarding him gold medal
of military order.
REvoLUrIoN AT BoLoGNA.-Turin Dispatch
es say, after the retreat of the Austrians from
Bologna Cardinal Leggate departed, and the
municipality proclaimed Victor Emmanuel die
tator.
AUSTRIAN MovEMENTs-OffciaL- vi
emma Zeitung says the Emperor of Austria will
forthwith assume the cOmmandnchief and
had ordered a new position fer the army, which
will be taken up in the best manner. The
AuSulaAiS, having evacuated Dl0uella, were IN
full retreat toward the river 0glio.
The New BRITISH MINIsTRY.-The Daily
News says Lord Palmerston is making salts
factory progress in the formation of his govern
ment, and having filled up the most important
appointments, is proceeding to alot those of
subordinate rank. Lord John Russell will I'M
dertake the Department of Foreign Officers,
and it is believed that Mr.. Gladstone will join
the Government No authorized statement of
4ha %
possibly appear before Friday.
The London Morning Herald, the organ of
the late tory ministry OF Lord Derby, pub
fishes the telegram from Berlin, announcing
that six Prussian corps d0rmee are modified
and dilates upon it as follows -
"Of course this means war. The advent of
Lord Palmerston TO power has evidently in
duced Prussia to take decisive steps and to
Join Austria in the struggle against France
The English people will now perceive the
truth OF what we have before asserted, that
Lord Derby's government alone preserved Eu-
rope from general war"
Palmerston was making good progress with
the Cabinet. An authentic list was expected
on the day of the sailing Of the steamer. Ru-
NOR gives the Colonial Secretaryship to Cob
den, and the Board of Trade to Gladstone.
The Advertiser says that Lord Palmerston
stated last night, to some private friends, that
ms arrangements are SO far completed that he
hopes to be able to go down to Windsor Castle
this evening or tomorrow morning, to submit
the list to her Majesty before she leaves for
Asool.
Financial Matters.
The Daily News city article of Tuesday
evening says: The funds received fresh i'm
pulse this morning, owing to the progress
made towards the construction of new minis
try, coupled with an increased hope that the
war in Italy will not be of long duration In
the other markets a decided buoyancy was
again shown
On change this afternoon, there was fair
demand for bills on the Continent and as re-
CARDS Hamburg, Frankfort, St Petersburg, and
Naples, the tendency was less favorable for this
country. The closing prices were per cent.
above yesterdays. There were no bullion
operations at the Bank to-day The banking
house of MesSrs. Fuller & Co., of Moorgate
street, is to amalgamate, at the end of the
present month, with that of Messrs. Taple,
Babury, IL Co., Lombard street.
Liverpool Cotton IMarket-The sales of cotton
for the three days preceding the departure of
the Nova Scotian, were 10000 bales, of which
$500 were for export, and 1000 on speculation.
The market closed quietly, but at prices with
out change from the previous Friday.