Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-04
BY THE CONNAUGHT.
ANCONA BOMBARDED.
VICTOR EMANUEL GOES TO NAPLES
GAKTBALDI's LETTER.

ST. JOINS, N. f., Oct. 3.-The steamship
Connaught, from Galway on Tuesday, 25th
ult., arrived at this port at 3 O'Clock this morn
ing, on her way to Boston. The steamship
Palestine, from Quebec, had arrived at Lon.
donderry on the oath.
The WAR IN ITALY.-No new movement
had been made by Garibaldi. 1t was reported
in Paris that the Austrians had crossed the
Mincio, but was officially denied. 1t is re-
ported from Turin that the Sardniau govern
ment had decided that the French soldiers of
the papal army, who were made prisoners,
should be Immediately returned to their fami-
lies.
Garibadi in letter published in the otfc.
lal jOurnal'of Naples says: although | am
quite disposed to sacrifice all personal feeling
on the altar of freedom, | can never be recon.
ciled with men who have sold an Italian prov
lnce." Nevertheless, a decree of Garibaldi
promugates the Sandman constitution for
Naples and Sicily, but without fixing day for
carrying it into effect.
Advices from Turin assert that a letter had
been addressed by Garibaldi to Victor Eman.
uel, demanding the immediate dismissal of
Cavour and Farini He also demanded 3d..
0OO Sandman soldiers to garrison Naples His
letter is cOuched in respectful but energetic
terms. The above conditions are specified by
Garibaldi as a sine qua non OF good understand
ing between him and Piedmont. The king i'm
mediately dispatched a note to Garibaldi,
pointing out that he knows how to resist the
suggestions and influences of a foreign power,
even when menacing, and declares that he
cannot comply with such strange pretenslons
from man whose successes seem to mlslead
them.
The London Times quotes a Turin letter of
the 8th which asserts that if Garibaidi per-
sists in attacking Rome while the French and
the Pope are there the government of Victor
Emanuel will repulse the attack in concert
with its allies, no matter what may be the con-
sequences.
Victor Emanuel had determined to go
to Naples. The Sandman ships had bonn
barded Ancona for nine hours
FRANCE.-The emperor and empress of
France reached st. Cloud from Algiers on the
23d. Napoleon in speech at Algiers prom.
Used his best efforts to forward the interests
of the colony.
The Sandman ambassador had quilted Paris
leaving the business of the legation to the sec
retary.
The Frenc.. Moniteur de PArmee says
there is nothing in the state of European pol
itics to prevent the usual six months furlough
being given on the 1st of October
The Patre denounces as false the report
that the emperor had expressed a wish to be
emperors of Russia and Austria.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Queen Victoria embark
ed for Prussia on the 23d. She will meet the
prince regent of Prussia at Coburg. Lord
John Russell accompanies the queen, and will
tits said have political conference with Baron
Schentz the Prussian minister OF foreign at
fairs. Four submarine cables between Valen-
tia and the islands OF Ivica Majorca, and Mi
norica, and thence to Barcelona, have been
successfully laid.
Prince John of Bourbon publishes in the
Times an appeal to the Spanish people rela-
tive tc his rights to the Spanish throne.
Liverpool Markets.
liverpool, Sept. 24.-SaIes of cotton to-day
10000 bales including 5000 to SPECTATORS aud
exporters-market showing no change since
last week.
In the breadstuffs market, corn has an ad.
vancing tendency. The weather is favorable
for crops r. Spence Co., Wakefield
Nash, & Co., and others, report flour firm and
steady.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO GALwAY.-LiU-
e,pool, Sept 25-Nooa.-Cotton sales to-day
are estimated at 1000 bales, market quiet but
steady, The breadstuffs market opens at full
prices corn tends upward, The weather
here is favorable for the crops. but in other
sectous it is untaYorable. Provisions quiet
but steady.