Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-30

prince in his arms and held him for some min
utes. He afterwards gave his arm to the En-
press and proceeded to the chateau. AT noon
the Emperor attended mass, and Immediately
after he received his ministers.
In some quarters the appearance of a re-
assuring manifesto from the Emperor was
looked for.
Prince Napoleon was expected, it is said, to
reach Paris on or about July 10.
The announcement of peace is said to have
already caused signs of commercial improve
ment in France. The Paris flour market was
dull. The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald says that the greatest activity prevail
ed along the French coast. The Channel
coast has been fortified and from Cherburg to
Dunkirk earth batteries were being constructed
at every three thousand yards
The Paris Pays says that the whole Impe-
rial Guard, division of infantry of the line,
and battaliau of Chasseurs selected from the
different corps and representing the army of
Italy, had received orders to march immediate
ly for Paris where they are to have dis
tinguished reception.
The Ferment in Italy;
Strong indications of discomfort at the terms
of peace, were visible in some parts of Italy.
AT Florence great agitation prevailed, and the
provisional government had issued procla-
nation, which describes the peace at Villa
Franco as betraying the finest hopes of the
Tuscan government and people, and declares
that Tuscany will not be replaced under the
yoke and influence of Austria against her will
and rights
According to lie Nord, French corps d.
armee of forty thousand men, will remain in
Italy until the reorganization of the country
according to the terms Of peace at Villa Fran
ca.
The Piedmontese correspondent of the Daily
News, says that fresh Piedmontese troops are
going to the Romagna, with Napoleon's con-
sent, to maintain order, and take from the
Pope all hope OF receiving it by the help Of
Swiss guards.
The most important towns in the Roman
states have sent Populations to Garibaldi. Mo
dena and Pasina are said to be in a state of re-
volt.
The Emperor of Austria, according to an
official dispatch which reached Paris, COM
mands the whole of his forces to remain in
position, and to be provided with food and mil
itary sources just as they would have been had
peace not been declared.
Orders have been given to some French
ships to protect French subjects and property
In Tuscany in case Of need.
Inc Paris correspondent of the London Post
the army of France, the return of the Grand
Duke of Tuscany.
1t was reported that Sardinia had recalled
her representatives from Tuscany and Mode
ma, and that the provisional governments of
Tuscany and Modena were organizing forces
to oppose the return of their former Grand
Dukes.
Chevalier Sertyi had been sent from Flor
ence to Paris on a special mission.
Feeling in Sardinia.
The Times correspondent at Turin saws the
peace has produced the greatest evaporation
and detection in that capital. The Emperor
Napoleon is accused ofbeing traitor to Italy.
His portraits have been withdrawn from shop
windows to prevent the windows from being
broken in. Two hundred French policemen
were at Turin. The reception of the Emperor
and King was cold there were no vivas for
the Emperor.
BY the Turin correspondent of the Daily
News, the Piedmontese are described as
prey to griefand stupor which leaves Sardinia
without fortified frontier.
The Opinione Of Turin does not conceal the
dissatisfaction with which it sees Venice re-
main in the hands of Austria. 1t attributes
Cayour's resignation to the insufficiency of
the terms Of peace.
Latest.
formed Signor La Mamora is Minister of
War and President of the Council Gen. Dab
ormini, Foreign Affairs Signor Rattazzi, of
Interior.
The government of Lombardy has cautioned
editors not to employ invectves against recent
events, and recommended them to assume
sentiments of moderation under pain of sup
preston or suspension.
PRUssIA.-Fhe following order of the day to
the Prussian army has been published -'At
the moment when war broke out between two
neighboring great powers, l had ordered the
army to be placed in readiness for war, in Or
der to maintain that position of power which
belongs to Prussia. The danger which threat.
ened us then is over. While you were still
marching the bellgerant powers concluded
peace. Your advances had shown our firm
resolution to maintain our frontiers and those
of Germany inviolate, whatever might be the
destnies of war You have shown the readi-
ness had expected from you, and have main
tanned a dignity worthy ofPrussia. You have
made many personal sacrifices, and l express
to you my full satisfaction" (Signed by the
Prince Regent OF Prussia.
The PrusSan Gazette says the attitude of
Prussia has prevented general war Itsays,
Prussia can draw her sword for Germany, but
not for maintaining state of affairs i'll Italy
which Austria herself has recognised as not
maintainable nor for sustaining isolated arti-
Giles of the treaty of 1915. The proposals for
mediation made by Prussia, were far more ia
vorable than the preliminaries of peace which
are now signed.
The royal Bank of Berlin has lowered its
discount for bills from to per cent.
PoRTUGAL-The Queen of Portugal is
dead, in consequence Of an attack OF sore
throat. 1t will be remembered that she was
married hut a few months since
Five Neapolitan vessels had landed 1000
Swiss at Marsailles and they at once started
at Geneva. 1000 Swiss had left the Neapoli-
tan service.
The disbanding of other Swiss troops was
expected. Large bodies of troops were being
concentrated at Naples.
The London Times city article says the
general feeling regarding the budget cannot be
said TO be completely satisfactory.
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