Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05
by THE PRINCE ALBERT.

ST. JOINS, n. f., Nov. 3.-The steamship
Prince Albert, from Galway Oct. %. arrived
here at II O'Clock Friday night but owing 10
the non-working Of the wires the news could
not be transmitted She has 60 cabin and $50
steerage passengers. Her engine was broken
down torty-eight hours on her passage The
Galway Steamship Company have ordered two
new steamers in place of the Connaught, to be
built by John Laird, Liverpool
Political news IS unimportant The Duke
of Richmond died at London on the Dist Of
October, aged seventy years.
The Emperor of Russia, the Emperor of
Austria, an the Prince Regent Of Prussia
were all at Warsaw, together with Prince
Gortschak0H, Count Rechberg, and other
prominent ministers.
Russia is asserted that Russia has
positively refused 10 enter into any engage
ment with Austria which might lead TO war.
The Paris Constitutional announces that the
emperor had received an autograph letter from
the Gar OF Russia, explaining the nature of
the Warsaw meeting, depriving it Of any Signit.
Icance hostile to France. The Gazette de Lyon
has been suppressed on account of its inces
SAINT appeals for agitation its attacks on the
government and disdain OF good advice.
The bourse was flat and dropping at 66f 75c
for rentes
lrALf.-Naples kilograms of Oct q an.
nounce that the vote OH annexation was then
beng taken. Much enthusiasm existed. aud
immense crowds had assembled at the voting
places. All was quiet at the late st dates. The
KING OF Naples had issued a protest declaring
ne would consider the voting null and void
III was reported that after annexation was ci-
tected, the title oil prince and rank of general
would be offered to Garibaldi A Naples tele
gram OF tile 2lst says that Garbaldi has of
ticlally declared he would lay down the die
tatorship on the arrival of Victor Emanuel
The head OF Gen. CiaIdins columns en-.
countered aud beat a corps of Ne pOIitans at
Iserna. The general commanding the corps,
with his officers and 800 soldiers, and flag.
were taken. Another dispatch says Cialdini
captured Il portion Of the Neapolitan artillery.
Veto" Emanuel arrived at Salonia on tie
Dist OF October. 1t was reported that provis-
ions were beginning TO fail at Gaeta. 1t was
also reported that the French minister of ma
rlne had received dispatch, announcing that
Garibaldi's ships OF war had captured a vessel
bearing Spanish colors, and another bearing
the Austrian flag The same authority con.
tnues to assert that Austrian demonstrations
on the Italian frontier were Increasing; but on
other hands it was said that Austria had given
positive assurances that she would not draw
the sword, unless an attack was made upon
Rome The PiedmOnteSe troops were en-
camped at Rieti, ten leagues from Rome The
text OF the Prussan dispatch, relative to. the
Invasion OF the papal States was published.
1t censures the action Of Sardinia and rejects
Cavour's justification, but does not threaten
any active hostility on the part of Prussia
The Austrian official Weiner Zeitung pub
fishes reform manifesto from the Gmpcr-
or. Many sweeping changes in the con
stltutlon are proposed. Legislative powers
only TO be exercised hencelOrh, with the CO.