Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09

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pest The Piedmontese drove the Austrians
from San Martino retaining five of their can
non. Serious loss is admitted.
The TIE Deum.
Paris, Tuesday, June 28.-Gens. Anger,
Forfex, L. Admirault, were wounded slightly
at Solfernio There be Ie Deim next Sun
day in all the churches of France, in celebra-
ton of the victory. The Empress and all the
great bodies of State will attend at Notre
Dame.
Miscellaneous News Items.
An English fleet of twenty sail is said to be
cruising off Venice. The Gazette de France
says that preparations are making iii France
to get together within two months, a force of
100000 men.
The Sandman ambassador at Paris, is re-
ported to have complained to the English gov
eminent against the Secretary of the British
Embassy at Paris, for anti-Sardinian NANTES
tations. Great naval preparations are said to
be going on at Cherbourg.
The Very Latest.
Paris, Wednesday, June 29.-The Moniteur
of this morning contains the following =
"Cauiana, June 2S.-Our forces have pass
ed the Mincio without hindrance, the enemy
having withdrawn"
The Attitude of Prussia.
state that, June 25th, Prussia made proposal
to the federal diet, to place corps of observa-
ton on the Rhine to be composed of the It'll
and Sth floral corps d'armee, under the superb
or orders of Bavaria. The proposal was re-
ferred to the Military Committee.
The Paris Steele and Journal DIES Debats
ridicule the idea of German mediation on the
basis which rumor has placed in circulation.
1t was reported that the Emperor of Austria
would soon have an interview with the Prince
Regent of Prussia.
Great Britain.
The political news is unimportant. 1t is
stated that in consequence of but few rein
forcements having been sent to India for sever
al months, the authorities had determined on
sending out nearly 5000 cavalry.
The Prince of Wales had returned to Eng
land.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had is
sued their prospectus inviting subscriptions to
the new capital of 100000, on the terms al
ready made public. The directors pledge
themselves to enter into no contract without
seeking the advice of the highest scientific and
practical authorities of England and America.
The first operations are, to ehdeavor to raise
the old cable.
A deputy from Canada had waited upon
Queen Victoria to invite her to be present at
the opening Of the great Victoria bridge next
year.
The elections for members of Parliament to
| fill the seats vacated by those who have ac-
cepted offices in the the new Ministry, were
gradually resulting in the return of the gov
eminent candidates Mr. Gladstone, however,
was being close pushed for Oxford University
by the Marquis Chandos.
The Submarine Telegraph Company have
successfully laid new cable, containing six
conducting wires between Folkstone and Bou-
logne. 1t is the largest and strongest ever
made, its weight being ten tons per mile.
The London Advertiser asserts that Louis
Napoleon has made up his mind at the first
favorable opportunity, to make a descent on
the shores of Ireland.
Latest from London.
London, Wednesday, June 29-The earls of
Derby and narrowly were yesterday invested
with the order of the Garter.
1t is stated that Mr.. Lever is at Vienna, try
ing to negotiate with Austria FOR the sale of the
eight steamers lately belonging to the Euro
pean and American Steam Company.
Unsuccessful overtures have been made to
France
The London Daily News city article says
that funds were weak on Tuesday, owing to
the renewed fall in the French rents, which
are prejudiced by the rumors in relation to the
cost of the late victory, as well as by the crea-
ton of stock arising from the new loan.
| The Times city article says in the absence
of details, accounts of the battle of Solferino
enable the public to judge of its probable effect
in predisposing Austria to terms of submission.
| The funds exhibited heayiness on Tuesday.
| In the stock exchange, p per cent. was paid
for short loans by the government securities,
and at the Bank there was little increase in
the demand.
| FRANCE.-The news Of the victory of the
| 18th, impaired much buoyancy to the Paris
Bourse, and the rents advanced nearly one per
| cent. On the 9th, there was a relapse, three
fourths Of the advance being lost. On the 2Sth,
! the market opened with a still further decline,
| but rallied, closing steady at 60 to So Trade
| in Paris was toerably brisk. The corn mar
| ket was dull on account of the favorable har-
vest prospect.
| The PAPAL STATEs.-A dispatch from
Rome announces that Ferrara, Ancona, and 9TH
| er towns, have been replaced under the au-
thority of the Pope, by intervention of the
| pontificial troops.
| The officers who commanded the Swiss
troops in the affair at Perugia, are said to have
been promoted.
AUsTRIA.-The Vienna correspondent of
| the London Times asserts that for the last ten
| years matters have been so terribly misman-
| aged in Austria that it will be almost mracu-
| louS if the empire escapes dissolution. In an
autograph letter the Emperor Francis Joseph
| has caused ordinances relative to Protestants in
| Austria to be issued without waiting for the re-
vision of the council of States.
| NAPLES, June 29.-By decree Just issued,
l37 refugees are permitted to return, and all
other Sicilians holding permission and prom
| ising obedience to the laws.