Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-24
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THE REVOLUTION IN SICILY.

THE REVOLUTION IN SICILY.
Garibaldi in the Field with an
Army.
New York, May 23.-The Persia arrived
up at three o'clock.
Great Britain.
Strong opposition was manifested bv the
Derby party, in the House OF Lords, to a re.
peal of the paper duty.
Lori WoOlhOuse explained the result of
negotiations in Central America, and the Nj
caragua treaty was signed but not vet ratified
The right OF passage over the Isthmus of Pan.
anna had been recognized.
Sir Z. Irevellian, governor of Madras, has
been recalled in consequence of insubordina
tlon IN openly denouncing Mr.. Wilson's In.
dian financial programme. Sir Henry Wood.
at present governor of Ceylon, is spoken of as
his successor.
slight fire occurred on board the Prince
Albert during her passage to Galway, but was
speedily subdued
The Prince of Wales had accepted an hon
orary colonelcy in the volunteer rifle corps
formed OF the civil service employees.
The Manchester Cotton Association had
held their annual meeting. The prospects are
encouraging for an extension of the cotton
producing area
DR.. L1ngley, bishop of Durham, has been
appointed archbishop of York.
" France.
The bank of France had gained over three
millions francs cash during the past month
1t is rumorel, but discredted that France
had demanded explanations from Prussia rela
tive to the augmented war estimates.
The bOurse closed tlat-rentes 1925
Nothing OF moment relative to the proposed
conference.
1t is stated that fifty Savoyards had recently
attacked the custom house on the Geneva
frontier, and shots were interchanged The
Swiss authorities had lodged a complaint at
Turin.
Italy
GarlbaldpS force, 2,2J0 strong, embarked
near Genoa in three steamers at midnight, on
the 9th, well provided with arms and ammuni.
ton, &c. Nearly five thousand persons of all
ranks tlocked to the beach to bid them good
speed. The enthusiasm of the troops at
Genoa was so great that it was necessary to
cOntne them to their barracks to prevent their
deserving, to enroll themselves under Garibal-
dis standard.
Garibaldi had sanguine hopes of cutting out
one ofthe Neapolitan trlgates on the watch for
him. Medici, Garibaldi's lieutenant was to
start III few days with two thousand more
volunteers. Garibaldi is said to have ex-
changed for gold three million francs in notes
at the Bank Of Genoa. He stated the expedi-
ton was not to land in Sicily, but intend to
create diversion in Calabria.
The headquarters OF the Sicilian insurgents
were at Cetalu, some fifteen leagues from Pa.
lermo. The royal troops several times at.
tackled this position, unsuccesstully.
The latest reports are that Gariblldi had
landed at Ortezza, lii Caabria and that an in. :
surrectionary movement had taken place in
Calabria.
Garibaldi took with him his only son, and
George Manin, only son Of the iIlustrious de.
fender of Venice
Paris letters from Genoa state Col Medici,
friend of Garibaldi, is forming a second expe-
dition for Sicily, for which six thousand volun-
teers are already enrolled.
Great excitement exists at Genoa and LON.
hardy, from whence almost all the volunteers
have come but it is asserted that government
will be asked to prevent the departure of the
expedition.
M. Won Plener permanently succeeds Baron
Bruck as the Austrian minister of finance.
ODonnell had returned to Madrid, and was
received enthusiastically.
Russian intrigues are reported in Turkey.
strong Russian force is being concentrated
on tile Pruth.
The Chinese and the "Barbarians."
News from China by way of Hong Kong,
mention rumored collision between the Rus.
SLAMS and the Chinese, on the frontier.
The ultimatum of tie allies was declared to
the Chinese authorities ON the 9Th OF March.
An answer is expected in the course ola week.
The allies were to occupy Chusan immediate
ly.
British troops were arriving rapidly from
India at Canton Teas are unaltcred. Freights
advancing.
LONDON, Saturday evening.-Consols 948 a
50, having declined under the Chinese letters.
The Persia left Cork on the evening of the
18th, and passed the same evening steamer
Vigo, and l4th, steamer America.
LIvERPoOL.-Bgland, Athica, & Co. report
the weeks improvement in bacon at a per
cent.