Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
ment of the States, especially in Provincial or.


ment of the States, especially in Provincial or
CARNATIONS.
The Councils will have complete liberty in
their deliberations, and may make openly and
sincerely to the Emperor the wants and wish
eS of the populations. Important financial and
military reforms are likewise projected.
The Austrian War Department have decid-
ed that the first army shall be maintained at
present on Ia war footing Its effective strength
il estimated at nearly 100000. The other
corps are on their march to former canton
ments in Gallacia and Hungary.
Affairs in Italy.
The official Piedmontese Gazette publishes
a circular of the Minister of the Interior to the
Governors and Intendents General which says
the changes of Cabinet do not produce any Sc
rious variation in the character or policy of
Sardinia The new ministry will continue to
favor, largely as possible, the development Of
great principles which are the basis of public
right. The minister goes ON to ask their sup
port in the tranquilization of discouraged
minds, in strengthening the belief in the right
to liberty, and preparing the annexed PROVING
eS for liberal institutions. The circular con-
cIudes by promising reforms in the extension
of communal and provincial liberties.
1ISpdldlIOuo dlC DCIuS IilethG lOl Il IL
Elimination at Milan, to take place on the ar
rival of the King of Sardinia, who is expected
in few days to visit the new Lombardy cap
ital.
Cheyalier Ferrni, Governor of Modena has,
by order OF the King of Sardinia, withdrawn
Sandman authority, and published proclama-
ton i'll which he RENTS the government to its
municipal members. The popuace assembled
in crowds, and proclaimed municipality, by
acclammation, of the dictators OF this country.
Cheyalier Ferrini accepted provisional Re-
gency, to maintain public order and re-unite
the Representative Assembly Of Modena, which
is to pronounce on the future settlement Of the
country.
The result of the deliberation on the ques-
ton of annexing Tuscany with Piedmont, has
been made known. From 141 places, includ-
ing Leghorn and Florence, the result shows
800 affirmative, against 10 negative votes.
The abdicaton of the Grand Duke of Tus-
cany in favor of his son is officially confirmed.
lie Nord denies that any French troops are
TO occupy the Duchies. Those who are at
Rome will remain at present where they are.
Nowhere else will there be any military inter
vention in Italy.
The London Times quotes letter from Mi
Ian, which states that the extreme party is be-
ginning to agitate, and that it is possible Vene-
tia may rise in instruction.
A letter from Valtelline says that on hearing
of the preliminares of peace, Garibaldi offered
the resignation of himself and all hia officers,
but the King refused them
The government of Romagna adopted the
Code Napoleon.
Spain.
The recent conspiracy at Seville was Of a
Republican character, and had ramifications at
Barcelona Granada, Valencia, and Santander.
The conspirators were to have met on a given
day in the Place del Duque, Seville to com
mence the instruction, bnt before that time
twelve or fourteen of them were arrested and
the Place occupied by troops.
The Madrid Gazette officially announces
that the Queen of Spain is in the fifth month
of pregnancy.
Miscellaneous.
The date for the Zurich Conference is not
yet fixed, but it was expected to meet in few
days. Count Colordo, the Representative of
Austria reached MarseilleS on the 9th, and it
is said proceeded direct for Zurich.
The Sandman Plenipotentiary to the Zurich
Conference reached Paris yesterday, and had
an interview with Walewski.
The Inyalide Russo says the Cabinets of
Paris and Vienna may make whatever treat
les they please, but i'll fixing the lot Of Italy
they were bound to ask the concurrence of
Europe.
Mr.. Ten Broeck's American horse Stark
won the race for the Goodwood stakes
against field of seventeen competitors. The
Goodwood Cup was won with the greatest
ease by Promised Land; the American mare
Prioress coming i'll third.
From Singapore, June, IL, it is stated that
the inhabitants at Bangernissen had risen, and
murdered nearly every European.
Great excitement existed at Melbourne
through the Chinese refusing to pay the resi-
dents tax. Numbers had been arrested.
Cape Of Good Hope dates are to July q.
Several shipwrecks, attended with loss of life
had occurred on the South African Coast but
no American vessels are mentioned.