Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-06

and Signor Farini was confirmed as Dictator
a loan of five million livres was likewise
voted
AT Florence OH the Goth the National As
sembly of Tuscany unanimously voted the
annexation of Tuscany to Piedmont amidst
acclamations of give il Re-"
A defensive league had been concluded be-
tween the states Of Central Italy.
Prince Hercollin, delegate of the govern
ment of the Legations, had signed the act of
accession to the league.
AT the sitting of the Modenese Assembly on
the 22d, it was unanimously resolved by open
voting as by ballot, to confirm and maintain
even at the price of sacrifices, the union OF the
Modenese provinces to the kingdom of the
glorious house of Savoy.
L. Ricci, of Genoa, an establishment of some
magnitude, has suspended.
The Paris Paws says that on the arrival of
NJ. Farini to assume the dictatorship of Parma,
portion of the troops proclaimed fidelity to
the Bourbon Duchess, and took possession of
the fortress of Bardi, intending to hold it for
their sovereign as long as chance OF her re-
storation remained. The Pays also says that
a French division had reached Parma.
Signor Mario and his wife, late Miss Jessie
Merton White, had been arrested at Bologna.
Nearly two thousand of the disbanded Swiss
troops had embarked in perfect order, at Ma
pes, for Marscilles on the way to Switzerland.
1t was said that the Duchess of Parma had
received very favorable assurances from Zu-
rich that she would be restored to her former
position, she undertaking to grant constitu-
ton Of a liberal basis, and to adhere to the
Italian confederation.
Austria.
The Wiener Zeitung officially contains the
following imperial decree :-"Count Rechburg,
who retains the post of Minister of Foreign
Affairs, is appointed President of the Cabinet.
Baron Hubner is appointed Minister of Police,
and Count Goiochowsk Minister of the Int
rior. Counsellor Won Fichtenskam, Chief of
Police, is dismissed with a pension. Baron
Book, formerly Minister of the INTERIOR is APP
pointed Minister to Rome. The Ministry of
Commerce is entirely dissolved, its duties being
divided between the Ministers of the Interior,
Exterior, and Finance"
Prussia.
No immediate change was expected in the
health of the King. The Prince Regent con-
sequenty had gone to Ostend.
Prussian journal says that Lord John
Russell had addressed dispatch to the Brit
ish minister at Berlin, expressing a wish for
complete accord between the two cabinets on
all present questions of European policies.
The same paper says that the understanding
between Prussia and Russia is perhaps still
more intimate.
China,
A strong English squadron had been col
lected in Schulintzer, China, to escort the en-
bassadors up the river to Pekin.
Africa.
The Emperor of Morocco was seriously i'll,
and fears of disturbance were entertained in
case he died
The harvestis not so abundant as was antic-
ipated, but is sufficient for the consumption of
the country.
Russia.
The reply of Prince Gottschakoff to the
Prussian proposal for mediation had been pub
lished. 1t is dated July 18th, and expresses in
general terms desire for peace but insists on
the necessity Tor a Congress. 1t carefully alb
stains from any notice of the basis of Prussia.
The Invalide Russo has received warning
for the provoking tone in which it has of late
discussed political questions. Special instruc-
tons have also been given to the censors of the
press as to the mode of exercising their func-
tions.
India.
The Bombay mails of July Dist had been
received in England but the news was antici-
pated by telegraph. The estimated number of
European troops who intended to avail them
selves OF permission to retire had reached from
eight thousand to ten thousand. The rumor
that the 9th cavalry was following in the wake
of the Europeans and growing disaffected, was
not corroborated. A strong police force had
been stationed on the frontiers of Dude to pre-
vent a possible inroad of the rebels into the
country. Imports had declined at Calcutta,
but exports were active.