Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-01
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE AFRICA.

New YORK, Aug 30.-The steamship Afri-
ca. from Liverpool Aug. IS, and Queenstown
Aug. 10, arrived at this port this morning.
GREAT BRITAIN.-In the house of com
mons ON the 10th, Mr.. Pope IIennesy asked
whether the government was cognizant of the
fact that recruiting for Garibaldi was going ON
in England. Lord Palmerston replied that her
mJestys government had no knowledg of
any enlisting going on in this country in favor
OF Gen Garibad Ii any soldiers in her ma
JeSly service enlisted to serve under Carl.
baldl, 1t would be an act of desertion punish
able by the military law of the country Mr..
hlnnalrd wished to know if any official nfor-
nation had been received by the government,
OF the landing of Garibaldi on the shores of
Calabria. Lord lmerston-Nothng beyond
the Geographic reports. The discussion was
{ further continued, but without reaching any
decisive results. The British government has
obtained from Parliament an additional vote
OF two millions sterling, by means of eXche-
quer bills on account OF the bad harvest pros
poets. Harvesting had partially commenced
an the south of England Crops were good,
but the weather very wet and sunshine much
wanted. The weather in France also contin-
ued wet and variable.
ITALY.-rhe Paris Patrie of Friday eve.
ming, the 18th, gives particulars OF the attack
of the GariLaldians on the Calabrian forts, and
of their successful descent at several points in
the neighhorhood of Scylla and Pelazzo 1t
appears, from correspondent of that journal
at Faro, that several futile attempts to effect
landing had been made previously to the 11th;
but during the middle of that night an attack
was made simultaneously on the Notifications
at these points by considerable body of vol.
unteers on the landward side, indicating that
the Decentralization had been made unperceiv-
Cd INrhlt 10 OrJI ~
at Faro, which lasted for a considerable time.
AT daybreak a small vessel, chased by Nea
politan corvette, from which she narrowly
escaped took refuge under the fire of the guns
of the Faro fort, and the corvette did not enter
within range. 1t is added that an inhabitant
of Reggie, who had arrived the following
morning at Faro, positively asserts that in the
mountains of Asprimento more that 5000 Ca
iabrians are in arms, and that they intended,
if possible, to effect Il juncture with the
Garibaldians upon the same evening
1t does not appear that Garibadi himself was
among the volunteers who landed, and the
Opinione de Turin has since published dis
patch from Naples, dated the 10Th, which de-
cares the news of his having done so to be
unfounded. 1t is quite possible, however, and
not by any means improbable, that Garibaldi
has disembarked on some part OF the Neapol-
itan coast, with considerable force, in the in
terval There are variety of conflicting
rumOrs respecting the present state of affairs
at Naples, and the more recently received tele'
grams afford Scanty means of either testing
their accuracy or of establishing the correct
ness of the recent previous intelligence. The
electoral committees have been dissolved, and
Count d Aqula the uncle of the king, has been
expelled, but a dispatch from Paris, dated
Thursday, states that the news of proclama-
tion OF a state OF siege, then hourly expected,
had not up that time arrived.