Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-17

A Marseilles telegram says the number of
the French forces on the frontiers of Morocco
was 10000. 1t is reported that their opera
tons will not be confined to the frontiers of
Algeria, but they will occupy that portion of
the territory of which Morocco is the centre,
and from which incursions by the Moors have
taken place.
A Paris letter says that the King of the
Belgians visit to Barritz to arrange Belgi-
um's debt to France, was failure, the alterna-
tive put to him being that if he did not proceed
with the fertilization of Antwerp, nothing
would be said about the debt, but if the works
were commenced payment would be enforced.
From Italy,
The Sandman government had prepared
document for the various European courts
1t forcibly sets forth the argument in favor of
strengthened independent government for
Upper Italy, sufficiently powerful to keep in
check the domineering tendencies of Austria.
Such state would, it is urged, tranquilize and
fulfil the first wishes OF those Italian countries
which have lately shaken off tyrannical gov
ernments.
1t is asserted that the Pope, on hearing the
answer that the King OF Sardinia gave TO the
deputation from the Romagna, ordered that
the Sandman minister at Rome should be ten
dered his passports and it is further reported
that at the news of the cessation of all inter-
~
sion between the Swiss and neutral stations
took place at Cattolica.
The Sandman government speaks of an in
surrectionary movement having shown itself
at Palermo on the celebration of Mannin's
death at Padua, which led to several arrests,
and some priests are said to be in prison.
The Savoy colors and Sandman standard
had been hoisted ON the old palace at Florence,
and also on all public buildings.
H.
issued orders stating that in future every pub
lie act shall be headed thus Under the reign
of his majesty King Victor Emmanuel.
In Tuscany DEGREES Of like nature were
promulgated.
Garibaldi, at Ancona, is said to have been
reinforced.
Letters from Naples say that the King offer
ed to lend troops to the Pope in the event of
the Withdrawal of the French.
The reported instruction in the Abruzzi is
contradicted.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says the Italian affairs approach a cri-
sis, and, after referring to the circular of the
Sandman government, quotes an order of the
day Just issued by Gen. Fanti, commander-in
chief of the army Of Central Italy, who prom
ses that the tri-color of Italy preceded by the
old corps of Savoy, will precede them in the
fresh battles that will forever free Italy from
the rule OF the stranger
Garibadi had also issued an address sum
moning the Italians of the Legations to arms.
a collision is shortly expected, and some
think will be produced by the Papal troops in
vading the Romhgna
Miscellaneous Items.
SPAIN.-The communication between the
Spanish and English Governments had come
to a perfectly satisfactory termination.
The Madrid Correspondence Autografa an
nounces that provision will be made in the
budget for an army Of 100000 men, add dis
cretionary power be left the Government to in
crease the number.
Its asserted that England will not offer op-
position to the measures which Spain may
take against Morocco
Acknowledgment correspondence asserts
that there is in Vienna no journal of semi
official character. 1t also denotes the reported
wedding of prince of the imperial house.
RUssIA.-The Emperor expected to be at
Warsaw on the 18th of Oct, and it was re-
| ported that the Russian ministers in England
France, Prussia and Austria had received or
| ders to meet him there for conference.
The Liverpool cotton market was quick and
steady. Orleans middling quoted at 81 up
land middling 81.
The Liverpool breadstufs market had
downward tendency, with a slight decline on
all grades Flour declined Cd. Is per sack,
and barrel wheat has declining tendency.
| Consols at 50 a $50.
| LATEsT.-Licepo0t, Wednesday P. M.-The
cotton market is steady; breadstuffs and pro-
visions quiet.
London, Wednesday noon.-Consols 955 a
| 953