Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-04
Garibaidi and Naples.
BY THE VANDERBILT.

Is the only alternative.
BY THE VANDERBILT.
New York June 3.-rhe steamship Van
derbilt has arrived, and brings London and
Liverpool advices to the 23d. She brings up
wards OF 200 passengers, and reports severe
windy weather throughout the passage She
passed several icebcrgs The telegraph to
Southampton reports that Thernesdy had won
the Derby race. Ten Broecl's Umpire was
the eleventh.
From Italy
The Neapolitans had abandoned the prov
inces OF Palermo and Trapani. Great dis0r-
der prevailed. The provinces were in tull
insurrectien. Six thousand Sicilians had
joined Garibaldi. The Neapolitan army was
routed, on the 10Th of May, by the troops un.
der Garibaldi. There was conflict also on
the 18th near MOntitaScOne, in the Roman
territory, between the pontifcal gendarmes
and party of Garibaldians. The latter were
driven back to Tuscany with a loss of thirty
killed and wounded.
The papal troops will Immediately leave
Rome for the frontiers. The Journal OF Rome
says the news from Sicily is favorable to the
Neapolitan government. Artillery left Rome
to-day for the frontiers. The pontifical chas
seurs sent after fiibusters, owing to the dark
100 VI 'iie ''5'V' "ieU "PVli e''Si' 't'e' Ait-
ing captain lieutenant ana hVe men,
Miscellaneous
There is rumor of the departure of the
French naval force to the Adriatc; and also
that England, Austria, and Prussia have
agreed to maintain the integrity OF the Otto
man Empire n concentration of Russian
troops on the Pruth is denied. The treaty OF
Zurich has been approved by Sardinia.
ROME, May 23.-The Customs Guard at
Onano, has been attacked and OVerpowered by
tillibusters, who, after plundering retreated.
In the House OF Commons, May 2lst, Lord
John Russell, IN reply TO question, said, there
was no intention on the part OF the Austrian
and Spanish governments OF interfering in the
affairs OF olclly.
PARls-SdtWdGy.- The Patrie III speaking
OF the affair says; The volunteers having
been attacked Win great Vlg0r enerSetcally
defended themselves and effected IL retreat in
good order, bearing behind certain number
killed. According to last adVlces, the lnsur-
rectl0n was beng extended and organized IN
a great many directions. Ihe same Journal
adds that wien detachmehts winch are beng
organized, VIII nave joined The volunteers VINO
dlsemoarked az NarSela' the "h0le oouy VIII
number lZ,OVV men, wen armed ana wen
pr0vlslOned. Inc IarlS correspondent OF the
Times says, 1t Is not true that the Prussah
Ambassador at urn had protested against
the expedition OF GdnDaldi lie merely ask
ed explanations ct the oardlnlan government
The effective force OF the French army will
be increased, next mouth, by 100000 men.
The Paris Patria contains dispatches announc-
ing that Col. Pinodan had obtained decided
success against the volunteers who had enter
ed Roman territory The brother Of Orsini is
said, to have been killed.
MARsEILLEs, May 2l.-Advices from Rome
state that Cen Lamorlciere entered that city
on the 10Th. On the following day he de,
spatched the second regiment OF infantry and
mounted gen danes. The cause OF this move
ment was march OF the Garlbaldians on Or
bitela, news OF which caused great agitation
at Rome. 1t Is said that the departure OF the
French troops had been decided on, but there
was 0emel 'iia' II "ouiu VI pos'Poiieu'
The Paris correspondent OF the Times
says perfect panic prevailed, last week, IN
The commercial and financial world, founded
on reports that the Russian government is
about to recommence Menschlkot mission,