Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-10


days as that by the Arago, telegraphed from
Newfoundland.
From the War.
There is nothing important from the scat of
war beyond further details of the battle of
Monticello. The Austrians profess satistac
ton with the result.
Gyula says his loss was 300 killed. 7l8
wounded 2S3 missing He says the French
numbered 10000 but abstained from all pur-
suit. Count Stallion, Commander of the Aus
TRAN forces, was wounded.
Some French authorities still assert that
not much over 1000 French were engaged.
Other estimates say about l2OO0.
1t is reported via Turin that 5000 Austrlans
attacked Garibaldi's corps at Varese, were re-
pulsed and pursued. The country around
Varese was in instruction. Garibaldi was on
the way to Como. His force numbered 49,
600, but had no cavalry or artillery.
There have been popular rlslngs IN favor OF
Sardinia in some parts of Parma
phere is a vague rumor via Vienna that
Gotschakof, Russian Foreign Minister, has
resigned, because the Emperor refused to carry
out engagements with France.
Kossuth was expected to go to Genoa, in
abouta week, with the full concurrence of Ma
poleon and the King of Sardinia, there to con-
cert plans with Klapka and others, to over
throw the Austrians i'll Hungary.
miscellaneous.
In France the Empress Eugene has received
and addressed the members of the great bodies
OF the state. She said she placed full depen-
dence on the patriotism Of the Deputies and
upon the support of the entire nation, which,
during the absence of their chosen chief, would
never be found wanting to Il woman and child.
The speech was loudly cheered.
In England the Derby Ministry have issued
strong appeal to their Parliamentary sup
porters for an early attendance to meet the OPP
position movements.
The new King of Naples has been acknowl-
edged by telegraph, by nearly all the Powers,
and the army have sworn allegiance.
The Calcutta mails of April p have arrived
Trade was dull. Imports steady. Freights
unchanged. Exchange Is I'D Money album
dant.
Hong Kong dates are of April b. The
markets are dull. Exchange As sgd.
AT Shanghai imports were rather down.
Tea firm. Exchange 6s ID a 6s Cd.
The political news from India and China is
unimpOrtant. The new Indian 81 per cent
loan was announced to commence on the LIST
of May.
Baron Gros, French Ambassador, left Hong
Kong April 18th, for Europe.
AT Shanghai, Tea, according to one account
was inactive, but another report says there
was more doing at higher prices. Silk quiet
and lower.
At Singapore imports unchanged produce
active at lower prices. Exchange As Sd.
The Russian Minister at Pekin is said to
have refused to communicate officially except
with the Emperor.
A system of kidnapping Coolies for Havana
had been discovered. The Portuguese are
chiefly implicated.
Liverpool Breadstq6s Marhet.-The weather
has been favorable. Richardson, Spence &
Co. report the improved tone of Tuesday last,
and business again very dull. Flour unsafe
able, though French is offered at further re-
duction.
Second Dispatch.
The reader must bear in mind the follow
ing news by the Africa, which comes to US
from New York, is not so late as that by the
Argo, which we published yesterday morn
ing.l
Paris, Saturday, May 28.-The Moniteur
of to-day publishes the following telegram
ALeSSdndrid, May 27.-The situation of af-
fairs affords nothing to note.
Nddjd, May 27-According to advices re-
ceived from Lisbon, the Portuguese Govern
ment has declared to the Cortes its intention
to remain neutral during the present war.
Be,ne, Friday, May y, Z z. M.-According
to a message from Mucano of to-day, Garbaldi
left Verse this morning for Como. Six thou
sand Austrians are concentrated at Camerlata
Railway. Communication between Camerlata
and Milan is interrupted also, the telegraph
from Catico to Joces and through the Valentim.
Turin, Friday, May 27th.-Austrian steam
ers are cruising about the Lake NIaggiore
threatening the country on the banks of the
Lake The inhabitants being in arms offered
resistance to the menaces of the enemy.
The steamer Ralezd appeared before the
town of Conolio and fred few shots without
effect but the discharge from the small arms
of the National Guards soon compelled her to
bear away again.
private message here announces that Gen.
Garibaldi occupied strong position near Var
eSa,
parted for Naples.
Turin, Satllrday.-At Lamigiani in Parma,
the people have risen and pronounce for the
King of Sardinia. Gen. Riboti, with Tuscan
troops, military engineers and gendarmS enter
ed Parma and the PlauditS OF the people, who
declared for the King of Sardinia and Italian
independence. The Parma troops have re-
tired.
Trieste, May 27-Advices have been receiv-
ed from Corfu to the 23d. Two Austrian
steamers had arrived through, without him
derance.
Turin, Saturday.-The official bulletin is
published to-day. Garibaldi has accepted a
position at st. Fcrmes, but many of his officers
are killed and wounded. Our troops continue
attacking the enemy, and have penetrated as
far as Como. The town of Como was ilu-
minated, and great joy prevailed among the
population. The enemy is still at Camerlata.
London, May %, Noon.-On the 18th, the
Red Sea Telegraph was successfully laid as
far as Suakim, distant about 800 miles from
Suez. The Paris correspondence of the Times
announces that the army of the East is to be
increased from $4,000 to 10000 men.
NJ Talleyrand Pergord has been appointed
Ambassador of France at Naples.
1t was reported at Paris yesterday that NJ.
Bendetta, director of the political department
in the French Foreign Office, has been ap-
pointed to an extraordinary mission to the
German Confederation.
The siege fleet ready to sail from Toulon is
composed of thirty vessels and gun boats.
The French Minister of Marine has ordered
two additional ships-of-the-lme and two fri
gates to be prepared Immediately for sea.
1t is stated in the Times letter of the 25th
from Vienna that Garibaldi's corps is only fif-
teen miles from Milan.
The Times was seized at the Paris post of
fee, yesterday.
letter from Alessandria says that when
the carriage containing the Austrian officers
and other prisoners taken at Monticello pass
ed before group of the French Imperial
Guard the men ranged themselves i'll row
and took of their shakos.
The Africa passed, on the morning of the
10Th, off the Maidens, the steamer Niagara
Shareholders Convention.
baltimore, June 9.-The Shareholders
convention reassembled this morning to con-