Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-22
to accept an Hungarian legion organized at
Turin.

| Turin.
a Report from Prussia.
1t is reported that the Pussian army will be
moblliZed and that Prussia will soon take part
in the conflict. 1t is said that there are nego-
tiations for the passage Of troops through Ger
many.
There was a report of the formation of a
camp at Peur strong detachment Of infant
| ry was sent from Paris 10 Italy, and two regi-
ments are being actively formed. Two hun
! bred Zouaves had arrived from Africa to form
battalion of Zouaye guard
The Times correspondence says disapproba-
ton is expressed by foreign courts, including
Russia, at the manner in which matters are
conducted in Tuscany.
! Seven British ships of war arrived at Ma
pies the 9th.
Various Items,
The Persia passed the Canada for Liver
pool on the 18th The frigate Cumberland
was at Madeira the LIST of June.
DIR. Gamael Bailey, editor of the National
Era, died on board the Arago, the 9TH of June.
The British sloop- of-war Heron capsized in
tornado on the African coast. One hun
dred and seven lives lost. The captain and
twenty-six others saved
The Sandman Chamber has declared that
it does not consider coal as contraband of
war.
Later by Telegraph from London to Liverpool
The BRITISH MINISTERIAL CRIsIs.-Lon-
don, June LITTLE House of Commons met
few minutes after II O'Clock to-day the at
tendance of members were numerous in eXpec-
tation of some ministerial explanations conSe-
quent upon the vote of that morning. Lord
Harrington brought up the address as amend
ed, IN reply to the speeches thereon, and the
address, having been read and agreed to, was
ordered to be presented to her Majesty. On
the motion of Lord John RUSSELL Friday next
was appointed as the time to take the Queens
speech into consideration. Sir S. Northcote
moved that the House on rising should adjourn
till Friday next. After some conversation by
Sir G. Napier respecting the navy the motion
was agreed to- Some bills were then brought
up and papers presented, when, at l25 o'clock,
the House adjourned.
FEELING IN PRUssIA-BaIin, 11th.-The
semi-otcial Preussiche Zeitung contains the
following Reports are current that the whole
Prussian army will be modified, and that
Prussia will soon take part in the existing con-
nlct. But we believe, says that journal, that
we are not mistaken in stating that no resolu-
ton OF such Il nature has as yet been taken,
nor is it imminent If Prussia should be caus-
ed to take further steps for the development of
her warlike powers, her only object will be to
make the position she has hitherto held of
greater avail
Dresden, 1Sth.-The Dresden Journal of to-
day contains the following :-prussian consign-
ors were here yesterday, negotiating for the
transport, by railroad, of twenty-six considera-
bic bodies Of Prussian troops. A satisfactory
result, without difficulty, was arrived at. The
conslgnorS then started for Munich, with Il
similar object.
FRENCH MILITARY APPoINTMENT-Pcuis
June 1.-THE Monteur Of to-day publishes
decree appointing Gen.. Schramm superior
commander of the camp at Chalons where
three divisions of infantry and one of cavalry
will be assembled. The Moniteur also states
that five thousand Austrian prisoners had ar
rived at Marseilles and Toulon.
SANDMAN BULLETIN.-Iurjn, June 10
The following is a Sandman official bulletin
The Austrians have definitely evacuated Pa
via and are said to be at Lodi. The allied ar
mics are advancing Gen. Garbadi occupied
Bergamo on the morning of the Sth, and hay-
ing learned that fifteen thousand Austrians
were coming from Brescia, sent detachment
to meet them, which though inconsiderable in
number, nevertheless beat the enemy.
AUSTRIAN BULLETIN.-V Verona, June TO-
The following is an Austrian official bulletin
on the oth Of June. Gen. Urban at Canonica
and the eighth corps d'armee at Maguana were
engaged in sanguinary fights. The enemy in
from Milan, and the Austrian army has there,
fore passed the AIDA in good order and is
nearing the achievements in reserve. The
courage Of our troops is unbroken, and they
are longing for decisive battle.
PREPARING FOR ANOTHER BATTLE-Loa-
don, June 1.-THE Paris correspondent of the
Times says that the latest accounts from Italy
state that both the allied and the Austrian
armies are preparing for another general en-
gagement.
VIENNA ON THE BATTLE OF MAGENTA
The Times correspondent at Vienna says that
the official Austrian bulletin of the battle of
Magenta had produced an Undesirable effect