Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-09

ST. JOINS, N. F., June S.--The Galway
steamship Arago, from Galway, Monday, May
80, arrived at this port at ten o'clock last eve
ming. en- route for New York. She brings Liv-
erpool dates by mail of the evening of May
2Sth, and by telegraph of the Both.
From the War In Italy.
Paris, Saturday, May %, = Nothing new
from Italy. Portugal has declared its neutral
ity. Garibaldi was marching on Como.
Paris, May 30.-fhe Moniteur publishes
the following dispatches:
AUeSSandria, May 29.-The Emperor is en-
.joyng perfect health. There are but few on
sick list. The weather is beautiful, and the
heat moderate The harvest has begun. The
army is abundantly supplied, and the soldiers
continue full Of confidence, and are in high
spirits. Garibaldi has reintorcements Of troops
at Como. The artillery are organized as the
National Guard, and volunteers are fastening
to increase the militia. The national move
ment is spreading, and the town of Locce is
free.
The Austrians, in considerable force, have
occupied Bobio.
Paris, May 2S.-The Pays of this evening
contains the following semi-offcial dispatch =
The Austrians, $4,000 strong, quilted Piacen-
"a yesterday, and re-entered LOmbardy. The
same journal also states that England is en-
deavorng to renew diplomatic relations with
Naples, but only on consideration that France
simultaneously doesthe same. The announce
ment of Sir j. Hrdmiss' departure for Naples
was premature.
Brave ID oIngs of GaribnIdI.
The London papers of Saturday morning,
May 70, advert to the expedition of Garibaldi
and his volunteer corps across the right wing
of the Austrian army in Upper Lombardy,
which has been by far the most striking and
mi 1a nf tbo
Gatcay, 30th.-The following dispatch was
received last evening Gen. Garibaldi enter
ed Como amidst the ringing of bells and gen.
eral illumination of the town. All the steam
ers in Lake Como are in possession of Carl
baldi, and the Austrians are in rapid retreat
Advices from Luciano, dated May 28 now
state that the Austrans were pursued by Gen.
Garibaldi, the former Withdrawing towards Mi
Ian. Gen. Garibaldi occupied Comelita and
Lecco. lnsurrectiOnary movements have Ia
ken place in the Valetine and eight hundred
Valetine insurgents are now on board an
Austrian steamer. The following advices have
been received from Lgona to-day Yesterday
evening, after furious fight, which lasted
from five to eight O'Clock, Garibaldi entered
Como. The combat was renewed at CameIi-
ia, and the Austrians again gave way and re-
treated when Gen Garibaldi entered Como,
the town was illuminated and all the steam
ers We're III the hands OF the patriots This
morning an Austrian war steamer on Lake
Maggore kept up three hours cannonade on
Canobbie, without much effect
Things in Great Britain.
The demand for silver for the east has re-
yived, and the remittances on the 4th of June
are expected to be larger than Of late.
An iron frigate of 5000 tons will be COM
menced within short time.
The London Post in reply to some objec-
tons as to Lord Palmerston and Lord John
Russell being actuated by a mutual rivalry,
says the public may rest assured that if the
liberal party can't act unitedly, the fault will
not rest with its chief
miscellaneous.
Berlin, May 26.-According to advices from
Florence of to-day, Prussia, England and Tur-
key are said not to have recognized the provi-
sional government of Tuscany, and represent
atiyes of the three countries are said TO have
Withdrawn their flags
The Times says the report that Mr.. G. NJ.
Burierly is about to proceed from Paris on an
extraordinary commission to the German
Confederation, tends according to some TO
strengthen the supposition of probability of
compromise at no distant day, by means of
PruSSan agency.