Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-31
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.


The steamer Hammonia, from Liverpool
May 18th, arrived Monday morning. Her news
is one day later than that by the New York,
but is not of special importance. We give
the following items:
ANGRY CoRREsPoNDENCE-Th London
Morning Advertiser says; eve are enabled
to state that very angry correspondence IS
Just now going on between the French and
English governments, relative to the permls-
sion granted by our government to Austrian
vessels to take shelter under our guns at NAL
ta The French government energetically
complains of this as showing an undue friend
ship for Austria, inasmuch as French vessels
having no fear of Austrian ships do not seek
or require the same protection
RUSSIA ARMING.-.The Nord states that
the Russian government has given orders tor
the first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth
corps d armee to be placed Immediately on
war footing, with the whole Of the artillery
and cavalry belonging to each. The reserves
are to be called out, and all soldiers on fur
Tough to rejoin their colors, to be ready to
march within three months.
The HUNGARIANs-The CorTiere Mercdnt1H
of Genoa, publishes the following proclama~
ton, addressed by the Hungarian exlles to
their countrymen:
Maqyars-The Italians are your brethren
Recolect 1919, when the Sandman govern
ment notwithstanding its difficulties, extended
friendly hand to you, the only one offered to
you in all Europe Austria will, by thou
sand promises seek to induce you to fight for
her. Do not forget that Italy is fighting for
her independence, and that the principal pro-
claimed by her is also ours. Recollect that
Austria, when the danger is passed, will not
rannllaat bar rrornicao MnUVarSl The ltal-
ians and we are oppressed by the same yoke.
Brethren in slavery, let us aid each other in
reconquering liberty. In laboring for the
cause of Italy you will promote your own
VISITOR ExPEcTED.-It would appear
that the preparations for the reception OF some
great parsonage at Fontainebleau are now 60
ing on actively and with certain magnifi-
cence. The apartments are the same that
were occupied by Plus VII. when this Pontif
was the prisoner Of Napoleon |. Yet it is
thought that they are now destined for some
one of the Russian Imperial family rather than
for his present Holiness.
SANDMAN TRAIToRs.-The Marseilles cor
respondence of the London Times, writing
May 18th, says
Intelligence has been received here that
the Mayors of Borgho Manero and of Ossana
were accused of supplying General Gyulai
with information and shot by the Piedmontese.
A detachment of Bersaglieri is said to have
surprised wealthy landlord of the neighbor-
hood of Bella in the act of organizing cores
ponding signals with the Austrans. He was
tied to tree on the Place of Bella and shot.
On the other hand, stories of the cruelties of
the Austrians are circulated-of their having
covered their troops, while executing some
works on the Piedmontese side of the bridge at
Valenza, with the old men, women, and chill
dren Of the town"
MIscELLANEoUs.-Loui Napoleon remain
ed at Alessandria, busted with his generals, in
laying strategical plans
The Piedmontese cavalry had fallen in with
a detachment Of Austrian hussars, and made
some prisoners.
The women and children of the country
were compelled by the Austrians to labor at
the works.
Several Sandman mayors, who refused to
comply with the Austrian demand for contri-
buttons, had been arrested.
Rains were falling necessarily, which &C
counts for the inactivity of the troops. Some
OF the Austrian works were damaged.
Rome, May 16-On the 18th inst, the Tus-
can Consul at Ancona hauled down his flag.
On the 18th the French and Sandman Con-
suls protested to the Delegate against the con-
tinuation of ratification, and threatened to
demand their passports. Atmidnight the Del
egate was still speaking with the Austrian
general. Onthe 18th the Austrians were at
work leyeling casino, although the state of
siege had been raised.