Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-23
ONE DAY
LATER FROM EU ROPE.
THE FIRST BATTLE.
GARIRALDI VICTORIOUS.

GARIBALDI VICTORIOUS
NEW YoRK, May 21.-The Vanderbilt, from
Southampton p NJ. on the lth, arrived this
forenoon She was off the light-ship at six
this morning. The Vanderbilt was off the
Highlands last night at twelve, in thick fog.
The news is mainly anticipated
GnribaIdi Beats the Austrians.
LIE Nord and Independence Beige contain
the following -" Gen. Garibaldi, combining
his movements with those of Gen. Callini
(French, probably, has attacked the Austrians
at Verceli, beating them completely, and
bringing off three hundred prisoners"
The Movements In Italy.
Turin, May.-This is the official bulletin :
."The enemy, to the number OF two thousand
after occupying Biela for a short time, with
drew
A Turin despatch of the 9th, says :-'The
Austrians have advanced from Verceili to-
wards Buronzo and Salluzoa. They continue
to fortify themselves on both banks of the Sc
zia and at San Germano the Austrians threw
out accommodating parties which advanced as
far as the head of the bridge of Casale, but be-
ing attacked by our soldiers, they withdrew
The Austrian troops have destroyed the rail-
way bridge at Vallenza. The French garri-
son at Rome is to be maintained entire. Pied
mont had laid an embargo on all Austrian YES
sells in Sandman ports. Neutral parties re-
spected revolution was expected at Como,
where the tri-color flag was already hoisted be-
fore the castle. The Austrians had imposed
10000 francs contribution on Vercelli.
A Turin bulletin of the 10th says a strong
Austrian column under four generals occupied
Strapiana on the 8th, butthe next morning has
tily withdrew.
Miscellaneous.
erJ tI,o
All the English militia is to be called out and
the channel fleet augmented by seven hundred
guns.
Twenty-six thousand ounces of gold had
arrived, and extraordinary activity amongst
the mines is reported and discovery of new
and promising gold fields.
Subscriptions to the new French loan open
ed on the 7th 300,000,000f. already subscrb
ed. Bavaria had raised loan of 5,000,000f
A per cents. Leslie, the painter, is dead.
Australia.
A destructive fire had occurred at Mel
bourne and Ballarat. Considerable stir had
been made in the flour market, by the appear
ance of considerable American, which was
selling at los higher than Victoria. A series
of failures are announced at Vienna and in the
provinces, and it was feared the number
would be daily augmented, for some time to
come.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Things In Great Britain.
New YORK, May 22.-The London cores
pondent of the Com nercial says preparation
is going on in every arsenal and dockyard
throughout the country. Supplies of cannon
are still being sent off to Gibraltar and all 9TH
er important stations, and the force of marines
is to be increased by two thousand men. The
manning of the navy is also making favorable
progress.
Every day furnishes new collateral proof
of the fact of a secret agreement menacing
the English having been concluded between
France and Russia, and the correspondent
says: "No one ought to feel surprised if we
wake early some morning to a consciousness
that we may spare ourselves all further discus
sion on the neutrality question.
The independence Beige mentions a rumor
that explanations have been asked of France
as to the phrase in the imperial manifesto,
which, in anticipating the independence of
Italy to the Adriaic, implies the entire abro-
CATION of the treaties of 1915, and that the re-
plies having appeared sufficiently satisfactory
in London, a better understanding prevails
between the two powers.
The Nord says the Cabinet of London and
Berlin have resolved to maintain strict neu-
trality in the present war, and the war no
longer threatens to embrace the rest of the
continent.
Mr.. Ten Broeck's mare Proress had won
the Queens plate for mares at Newmarket,
beating the second Polar Star twenty lengths
The two thousand guineas stake was won by
Promised Land
There was good demand for discount at the
bank. The expectation of a further movement
on the bank for five per cent. seems for a mo-
ment to have subsidized.
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A Turin letter says there is every appear
ance of an approaching great battle on the
ground of Marengo.
A Berne dispatch says advices from the
frontiers of Lombardy state that the inhabi-
tants of the Valuellime are making great pur-
chases of arms and ammunition, and revolu-
tion appears imminent.
The London Times says it seems impossi-
BILE that the Austrians can retire without fight
ing battle, and it is equally impossible that
the French can remain much longer without
striking blow at them.
A French squadron is reported in the Adri-
attic.
A new ministry has been formed in Flor
ence The Grand Duke of Tuscany, who is
a colonel in the Austrian dragons, is about to
take active service with his regiment.
Four English ships of-the-line, and frigate
under Admiral Ereemantle, had reached Glib
raltar.
Gsarrlbaldi to the Italians.
A secret address from Garribaldi to the ma
tional societies of Italy is published it in
structs immediate insurrection the vanquish-
ing and disorgauization of the Austrian army
the interception of its communications the
appointment Of provincial government under
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