Worcester daily spy., 1860-09-27

Oi3 libIA I<iNCs pun DeDb. 10. VIA LONDONDERRY
the 18th, has arrived.
Italy and the War.
A belief prevails that no general war will
take place, but that some new transaction like
that of Villairanca, will occur during the au
tumn
The London Times says that Victor Eman.
uel finds formidable competitor in Garibaldi,
whose success appears sufficient to overcome
any resistance thar may be made by the states
OF the church, and which may bring him into
collision with the Austrian force in Venice,
and Piedmont must make herself mistress of
the revolution, or be content to give up the
.ead and follow. There is reason to think that
Napoleon sees things from this point of view
and that no danger need be apprehended from
France.
Austria has decided not to admit the Nea.
polltan fleet into any of its ports. 1t is asert-
ed that without awaiting the reply from Rome,
Z0,OOO Sandman troops entered Umbri on the
llth, and Zo,OOU on the 18th. The Sandman
troops have attacked and taken Pessaro talk
ing lZOO German prisoners who were in the
fortress. General Bella, who commanded the
Pope's troops, and who had been ordered to
sack the town, was taken prisoner and carried
to Turin. The German garrison at Oveto
had captuladd to the insurgents
General Guy0n was to leave Paris on the
10TH tor Rome, to take command of the French
troops. Gen Lamorciere had concentrated
his army at Anona.
Several of the powers protested against the
entry Of the Sardinian troops into the states
of the church, as an attack upon international
rights. Russia and Prussia protested in the
strongest terms but would take no other steps.
Count Cavour had Issued note explaining
the new attitude of Sardinia. 1t is asserted
that the French army in Rome is to be increas.
ed to 10 900 men.
A Paris dispatch of Wednesday night says
that the PiedmOntese forces were marching rap
idly on Gen. Lamoricere's army, and an en-
gagement was expected on the morrow. The
emperor used every eXertiOn to prevent the
invasion af the Roman states. The relations
between France and Piedmont are critical.
Miscellaneous Items.
1t is reported that France has refused to
make the slightest concession to Switzerland
in the Savoy affair. Switzerland persists in
considering the question one for the decision
OF Europe.
An interview between the emperors OF Aus
tria and Russia and the prince regent OF Prus-
sa is TO take place on the first OF October at
Warsaw. lie Nord says the statement that an
alliance lad been formed between England
Austria, and Russia, is false SO far as Austria
is concerned
The French army was still encamped at
Beirut. There had been no open disturb
ances. The arrival OF prisoners at Constants
nople had excited the population Of that city.
From the East.
Advices from New Zealand say that the at
lacking party at Maitland was composed oil
347 natives. They laid down until the troops
were close to them, and then arose and free
their double-barreed guns, and met the bayo
net charge with their tomahawks, fighting
, hand to hand. The retreat OF the troops wa:
/ SO urgent that the dead and few woundeC
were left on the field. 1t is reported that one
gun was taken. There are great complaints
against Col. Gould, commander of the troops
Trouble was expected at Canton, should the
allies meet with a reverse in the north. The
rebels had taken the city of Lowriang, x
miles from Shanghai.
All fears of famine in the north west dis
trict of India had passed away. There haC
been abundant rains, and there was every pros
pect of an average crop.