Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-09
THE STIR IN ITALY.

Patriotic Italians i'll Tuscany have issued
manifesto, declaring their sympathy with Sa..-
DINA, in which they use such language as the
following:
1--WE raise our voices to say that this mag
unanimous Piedmont shall not stand alone in
suffering for all, in combating for all to say
that if the battle must again be fought against
the foreigner for the sake of Italy, Tuscany,
too, ought and will play her part, recoecting
that, when she previously did not share the
honors of the battle, she did not escape the
humiliation of the vanquished She has been
crushed to the ground with Italy, she must
arise.
And she entertains no dread of the hosts of
France cho may come as allies and aurliayieS of
her own Alpine toarriorS. Tuscany recolects
that she was still the friend ofFrance and that
Charles ", before sending his bands to reduce
he to slavery, was compelled first to strike
down Francis l. Tuscany recoilects that she first,
among all the nations Of Europe, profered her
friendship to the French people wtea, bursting forth
IN the flush Of their ne'c Liberties, they spread ter
ror IN the ,0orLd. Tuscany recoliects that on this
soil the yo,aktM thoughts and affections Of Napoie-
on III. first sprang up, and she believes that
now, with his ripened intellect and imperial
power, he but seeks to give them full effect.
Tuscrny wishes to be, and must be, wherever
the battle shall be fought for Italy, wherever
the cause of Italian people shall conduct that
army and that king who are at once its aveng-
ers and its guardians.
Correspondence of the London Daily News,
GENOA, April 10, 1851 have been NOV
ing along with the tide which bears to Pied
mont the champions Of Italian emancipation.
AT Sestri and Chiavari / fell in with volun-
teers from Parma, Mantua and even Brescia,
who had crossed the whole duchy of Parma
from the Pc to the Apennines, and crossing
the pass of Sentocroci had come to the sea-
shore, and were now travelling by a variety of
conveyances along the Riviera AT Genoa
found the Malenchini battalion, $40 men strong,
which after forming and drilling at Leghoru,
had at last come over in steamer and pro-
ceeded to Turin. Toward evening, Yesterday,
| two more steamers, also from Leghorn, came
to land, laden with several hundred more AT
| O'Clock this morning, was awakened by the
war tones OF another party which had just en-
| tered the harbor with the very earliest break of
| day. The Genoese have caught enthusiasm
| from SO many adventures. One hundred rife
men, armed with Swiss carhines, at their ex-
! pense, and numbering the most famous shots
of the towertiro, or rifle gallery, have already
been received triumphanty at Turin, on their
way to swell the ranks of Garibads Garcia
torid detgi Alpt at Cueno. This body Of sharp
shooters already exceed 1000 combatants, and
another corpse of the same strength is now
forming at Acqui, which will bear the name OF
Cacciatoria degG Apeanini, and will be com
manded by General Uloa.
All these matters | have been able to ascer-
tain with my own eyes but rumor is rife here
that the students both of Pisa and Sienna are
expected daily and also that two battaons OF
Neapolitan regiment, with their military band
at their head, have marched across the Rome
frontier, and through the mediation of the
French General in command at Rome have OBJ
tanned free passage, and are to embark at
Ciyim Vecchia. Bands of volunteers have also
left Faenzon and other towns of Romagna
they had tri-colored banners waving before
them, and were accompanied by loud plaudits
OF all their towns people, in defiance of the
Papal authorities, unable any longer to control
this universal teoee DIES bouchers. You will see
by this that little less than combined effort Of
all Europe is required to balk the Italians OF
their present object. All this moving wall
proceeds with admirable order and method un-
der its chiefs.
Correspondence of tho London Times.