Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-27
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not day passes under the immediate sway of
His Holiness without the preparation of acts
OF vengeance and homicide, or the fragrant
violation of some lawn the legations on
the contrary, under their own government
the people havenOt so much as hurt the hair
OF a single mans head, and while yielding i'm
plicit obedience to the laws, have forgotten all
their hatreds and resentments. The popular
voting previously spoken of has commenced,
and out of 10000 votes 10000 are "noes"-in
other words, are against the government of
the Pope. A great part of the "ayes" are
from persons whoscannot separate in Pho Mono
the prince from the pontiff, and who think they
would be denying their faith by denying him a
temporal kingdom
MISCELLANEOUS FROM ITALY
The King of Sardinia visited the military
hospitals at Milan on the 9Th, distributing
crosses and medals to the wounded His
Majesty, on his return to the Palace, received
the visits of the most distinguished personages
of the city. This was followed by a grand
dinner, Alessandro Manzoni being one of the
guests. The King and Prince Carignan con-
versed long while with the venerable poet.
In the evening the city was splendidly ilumi-
nated the Corso presenting the most brilliant
appearance.
An extraordinary and significant movement
is taking place in Veneta. The people, hay
ing been abandoned to Austrian tyranny, are
flying into Lombardy. The emigration has
already taken place on large scale: people
have abandoned houses, farms, shops-all that
they possessed-to escape the Austrian yoke
and if the coming Congress definitely aban-
dons the province of Venetia to Austrian rule,
it is said that there will be a general exodus of
the people.
The Opinione, of Turin, one of the best in
formed Of the Piedmontese journals, states
that about $4,000 French troops will proyis
ionally remain in Italy, Sowing to the preca-
rious state of some of the provinces y and
that the troops are to be stationed at Pavia,
Milan, Casal Maggiore and Piacenza.
REFORM IN AUSTRIA
The Frankfort Journal, in Vienna letter of
Aug. 6, says Shorty after the Emperor's
return, Baron Bach received his Majesty's
command to draw up a memorial representing
the necessity of reform. The Minister lost no
time, and made propositions of reform on the
very widest basis. He proposed, for instance,
to dissolve the council OF the empire, to create
provisional representations with an electoral
scale fixed by law, and lastly, to subject the
journals to the control of the tribunals alone,
by freeing them from censorship of the police
and administration Baron Bach declared that
if the proposed plans were not adopted he
should leave the ministry"
Another Vienna letter says :-"Twelve Ty-
rolean commissioners, consisting of three for
each of the four States of the Tyrol, assem-
bed at Botzen on the 1st on the convocation
of the Emperor of Austria, in order to set
forth in an address the material wants of
that part of the monarchy which has always
been devoted to the reigning dynasty. But
instead of drawing up an humble address, the
nrapnra1 10 Y,lap IF a
sttution Of liberal character, based on the
privileges which the Tyrol possessed under
preceding sovereigns. No one can foresee
what reception the Imperial Government will
give to this document. The States Of some
other provinces, and among them Bohemia
and Gallicia, are about to be convoked, and it
is not impossible that they may follow the ex-
ample set by the Tyrol, in order to show the
central government that they require institu-
tons in conformity with the spirit of the CEN
fury and the intellectual wants of the popula-
TONS"
WHISTLE CONSPIRACYn AT PARIS.
The Paris correspondent of the London Star
furnishes the following: CAT home we are dis
quoted with the numberless arrestations which
are taking place around us. Everybody seems
suspected, and to come under the loi deS SuS-
poets, those who are disconnected, those who
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be so if they had cause, those who pity those
who are arrested, and those who wonder at
those who are motif things go on in this
way much longer, there will be no great crowd
on the boulevard, for half the population will
be lodged in prison. A conspiracy of whistles
is said to have caused the abandonment of the
Emperor's intention of meeting the troops at
the Bastile. The treason was discovered in
time. A plot to hiss the Emperor as he rode
past, by means of penny whistles, was organ
lied by the Faubourg ST. Antoine. The i'm
mense quantity of the horrible instruments
sold during eight and forty hours, excited sus-
picion-everything does so in these days of
universal festivity and national rejoicing in
Paris. This sudden flood of harmonious
strains was thought to look queer, and so on
examination the cause was found, and many
of the merry wags were sent to pay for their
whistles in prison.