Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-27


asked one of the sailors which was the deepest
part of the port, and Immediately afterwards
going towards it, threw herself in and disap-
peared, but was saved, however, by those
standing by. She appears to have been a
young American, residing in Palermo, and had
fled from her seducer to Civita Necchla.
Later from the War.
The Times Paris correspondent says there
are rumors in military circles that the Empcr-
or's return to Paris may be looked Tor soon,
and that perhaps Marshal Pelissier will get the
command in CHIEF OF the army OF Italy
The Turin correspondent says the Sardlnl-
an government also declares that 1t does not
consider the sea coal cOntraband of war.
The London Post says the news from Wen
ma is warlike. The Emperor Francis Joseph
will take the command of the army himself,
acting on the defensive it is believed, and tax
ing up the line of the AIDA.
The following kilograms are from the Times
of June Is:
Vienna, June 12.-Benedick's corps was
again attacked at Melegnano on the 9Th. Loss
between 200 and 800 men. The total loss at
Palestro, May 80, was Is officers and $50 men
killed. general, % officers, and S7S men
wounded, and officers and ia men missing.
Garibaldi's corps threatens the Southern Ty-
rol from Val Canonica, Val Trompia, and
Bagolino.
1t is reported that the French fleet in the
Adriatic received powerful reinforcements yes
terday, and it is expected a landing of troops
will soon be attempted on the coast between
Venice and Trieste.
1t is not positively known where General
Gyuais headquarters are now, but probably at
Mantua.
Prince Metternch died yesterday.
Paris ,Iunp Am announcement nOstoQ
up at the Bourse states that Bergamo has been
taken by Garibaldi.
The Austrians have evacuated Lodi.
The Minister has the following from Turin,
the 14th, evening The Austrians evacuated
Piacenza yesterday, after having blown up the
citadel. 1t also publishes the decree, appoint
ing Gen Schramm superior of the camp of
Chalons where three divisions of infantry and
one of cavalry will be assembled.
Five thousand prisoners have arrived at
Marseilles and Tulon.
MuSeWes June 10.-Three steam frigates
have landed twenty -four hundred Austrian
| prisoners here The remains of Gen. Espi-
nasse have been brought to this town by sea,
and will be sent on by railway.
Garibaldi Beats the Austr1ans
Turin, June 100 Bulletin. THE
Austrians have evacuated Pavia and are said
to be at Lodi The allied armies are advanc-
ing. Gen. Garibaldi occupied Bergamo on the
morning of the 8th and then, having learned
that fifteen hundred Austrians were coming
from Brescia, sent detachment to meet them,
which, though inconsiderabe in numbers, beat
the enemy.
The Austrians Retreat Everywhere.
Turin, June 10-The Austrians evacuated
Piacenza, after having destroyed the citadel
and other notifications. They abandoned to
the allies great quantity of provisions, can
non, and ammunition. Our troops entered the
town, invited by the municipality.
The Ausrians have been reinforced at Bres-
celia, village in Modena
Turin, l2th.-The evacuation of Pavia and
Lodi has been confirmed. After having cross
ed the river AIDA the enemy destroyed the
bridges.
Last night the Austrians left Bologna, TAX
ing the direction of Modena. After their de-
parture popular demonstration took place,
expressing the sense of the people in favor of
the national cause.
Vienna June 13.-Piacenza, Ancona and
Bologna have been evacuated. The Austrians
destroyed the Notifications of Piacenza before
they left it.
Milan, June 13-A part of the French army
has passed the river AIDA without striking a
blow.
Turin, June 12.-The Austrians have evac-
uated Bologna.
Paris, June 13.-The Patrie says that the
Austrians have completely evacuated the
States of the Church, including Ferrara The
same paper states that the people of Parma
have asked that French troops may be sent
into their country.
BoIoqaa, June 13-The Austrians have
evacuated Ancona, and are retreating by land
by way Of Ferrara.
Verona, June 11.-(Via Vienna. )-The seat
of the chief government authorities of LON
hardy has been transferred to Mantua.
Prussia and the War
Berlin, June 12.-The Preussiche Zeitung
states that the Prince Regent will not attend
the Hamm and CleveS jubilee festival in con-
sequence of the present position Of political
affairs, in which, his Royal Highness lately
remarked in Pomerania, it cannot be foretold
whether the next hour may not be our own.
The Regent had previously accepted the invi-
tation to the festival.
Dresden, June 10.-The Dresden Journal OF
to-day contains the following -Prussian COM
missoners were here yesterday, negotiating
for the transport by railway of considerable
bodies of Prussian troops, and after arriving
at satisfactory result without difficulty
the commissioners started for Munich with a
similar object.
Demonstration at Rome.
From the Times. -R0me, June "A great
demonstration was made at Rome en- Monday
last. "Long live the French Government !''
was shouted before the residence of the French
ambassador, on the Casino and the residence
of the commandment. On Tuesday there was
a general illumination.
Naples and the new King.
Filangeri has been appointed President OF
the Council and Minister of War; Cumbo
Minister for Sicily; Liguoro, Minister OF
France; Ajossa, public works; Roscia, Int
rior
On Tuesday, 9Th, Mr.. Bliof was presented
to the King The fleet was to leave the same
day.
Russia.
st. Petersburg, June 1.-THE Invade Russo
of to-day announces that the Russian Govern
ment has concluded a financial convention with
Messrs Rothschild through the medium OF
the commercial house of HAPPIER & Co. of st.
Petersburg.
Little doubt is entertained that the conven
ton entered into between Russia and the
Rothschids, will result in the Rothschilds be-
ing the contractors for any future loan the
Russian Government may desire TO raise in
London.
Miscellaneous.
Trieste, June 13.-The Archduke Ferdinand
Macmillan has arrived here. From July
the coupons of the national loan will no longer
be accepted by the tax collectors of the prov
inces OF Venice.
Ant,oerp, June 14.-The Duchess of Brabant
gave birth to prince on the 18th.
LATER FROM THE ISTHMUS