Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-18
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LoF THE ARAGO.

/III May l7;1 Sit, eanls. A a, rage,
I q, clare most positively that there
treaty OF alliance offensive and de-
Russia and any other power
whatever.
The statement that Trieste and the sur
rounding country had been declared in state
of siege is confirmed The same has been
done by Venice and Verona.
The Arago brings $50 passengers, among
whom was VIM. A. Gwin, Esq, bearer of
dispatches from London, and Rev. DIR. Far
well, bearer ofdispatches from Rome. Passed
off Cape Race several icebergs.
1t appears that the bridge Of Bufialora was
destroyed by the Piedmontese on retiring.
On entering Piedmont, Gen. Gualia issued
a proclamation in which he said the Piedmont
csc should be treated with the greatest consid-
Grafton, Austria appearing there solely to
combat the turbulent party which attacks the
rights of Austria, and of the other Italian
States, party feeble in numbers, strong only
i'll audacity, and which prevents the voice of
the true Pienmontese people from being heard.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE VIGO.
ST. JOINS, n. F., May 1.-THE Vigo has
four hundred and thirty passengers for New
York, all well. The news summary is neees-
sarily imperfect, hut few newspapers being OBJ
tanned, and no circulars.
From the Seat of War.
QUEENSTOWN, IRELAND May Ga dis
patch in the Moniteur contains the following,
under date Of Alessandria, May 4, evening =
"The Ausrians who had crossed the Pc, in
small numbers, at Cambano, pushed the van
guard as far as Sale The Austrian division
reported on the right bank, and are still threat
ening the passage of the Pc at Trassinato, but
the river being much swollen by rain, offers
another obstacle to crossing. The rain con
tinues, and the low lands are covered with
water"
Another dispatch to the Moniteur, dated
May 5, Says:-"The reigning Duchess entered
Parma yesterday. Part Of the troops proceed
ed 10 meet her, and another part were drawn
up along the roads"
The London Times, speaking of the Austri-
an campaign in Sardinia says ;--"The militia
ry operations exhibited no other results than
that after seven days on Sandman soil the in
vaders have not advanced more than thirty
five miles from the frontier river 1t seems as
though Austria had staked heavily for the op-
portunity and won it, and then thrown it
away. They have gained nothing by their
choice of movements and their sudden initia
tive, except the power of making forced CON
tributions on the enemy's country Sardinia
retains in her hands all the positions she held
which are connected by lines of rails with each
other and with the Alpine passes into France"
Things in England.
The Times states that the Austrian banking
firm at Vienna which has just failed, was ex-
tensye in its business and its liabilities are re-
ported at G2,000000; but the sum is mere
conjecture.
Yesterday the Duke of Malakof had an
audience of the Queen and delivered to her
his letters of recall.
The members returned to the new House of
Commons up to last night were 452. The
Times estimates the total net ministerial gain
at seventeen; the Herald at twenty four
One hundred guineas had been subscribed
for the Neapolitan exiles at Cork.
M. X. Braine is spoken of as a candidate for
Parliament for the city of Waterford