Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-19
The latest DISPATCHES.


prepare to carry an armament. Ancona has
been declared in state of siege.
The Latest Dispatches.
The following dispatches were sent from
London to Queenstown, in Ireland
London, July Paris correspondence of the
London Times says that the Minister of War
and Marshal Pellissier have had another con-
ference concerning measures for the complete
organization of the East. An eighth division
is in course of organization at Lyons to rein
force the army of Italy.
telegraph from Trieste, dated July It'll,
says advices from Naples of the 28th ult an
nounce that legal proceedings have been taken
against secret political society at Messina, and
several arrests have been made.
Advices have also been received from Anco
ma to June 30. Gen. Caitermatten had taken
command of the town, and declared it in
state Of seige. A general disarming Of the
citizens had been ordered.
An address of the Sandman admiral to the
people of Messina had been issued.
Trieste Tuesday.-An Austrian prize court
has been established at Yarra, the appeal from
which is to be the court of Trieste.
Gen. Clam-Gallas, commander of corps
d'armee, has arrived here from Verona.
Paris correspondence of the London Times
says, letters from the headquarters of Prince
Napoleon, state that another great battle is ex-
pected on the banks of the Adige, and the
Austrians are believed to have two hundred
thousand men in line.
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has called out an army Of three hundred thou
sand men. which will be reinforced by a federal
contingent of a hundred and fifty thousand
men. and il is with sucb an enormous displav
to France. and to hasten the conclusion of a
peace Such an armed mediation constitutes
kind of ultimatum. Is not France entitled
to reply that the condition of peace ought to
be proposed by all the great powers, by
Prussia alone,-and that such an armed media
ton made by single power is equivalent to
declaration of war! But when, to maintain
the Austrian possessions in Italy, German
army OF million men should be put in motion
to attack France, can the Palmerston- Russell
administration be indifferent spectators of a
new confederation The English Ministry
Will most certainly not allow the new war to
begin without first exhaustng all the powers
OF persuasion.
Prussla's Proposal to the Diet.
Frdnkfort-on-the- Nam, July Sit is stated
that the proposals made by Prussia on the eX-
traordinary sitting OF the Federal Diet on the
fourth were the following =
list. The Junction OF the ninth and tenth
corps de armee to the Prusslan army.
I'd. The appointment OF Prussia to the COM
handkerchief OF the tour non-Prusslan corps
de armee'
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genus IN READINESS 10 march,
Repulse of the Austrians by Garibaldi,
Berne, July 6th.-News has been received
from Bormio that corps Of from three to five
thousand Tyrolese chasseurs had been threat
ening the Valtelline, but the several columns
a of (IarlbaldiS and (jaIdini'S cOrDS had re-