Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-28
The News from Europe.


There is every reason to apprehend gener-
al connection in Europe. Great events are at
hand, for the reconstruction Of Italy will be a
great occurrence in Europe, even ii the over
throw Of the Bourbons i'll Naples does not lead
TO a general war. The following additional
particulars of the news by the Persia will be
read with interest
The entrance of Gen. Garibaldi into Naples
was celebrated at Milan in the most enthusiast
tic manner. The whole city was illuminated
and decorated with flags. The very name of
the dictator inspires electric enthusiasm. A
number of illuminated drums, fixed on long
poles, were carried through the streets. These
drums bore significant Inscriptions, as follows ::
'To Rome 70 Venice Rome the Capital ="
Most cities of Italy celebrated the annexation
of Naples.
The whole army of Garibadi will arrive at
Naples in four days and with the insurrec-
tlonary Land, the total force will be raised to
10000 men. The revolution is everywhere
triumphant. Ii is said the dictator is about to
march to Umbria. The Bxo and Medici
brigades have just arrived in the port. Baron
Breiner has not protc. ted against the disem-
barkation OF Sandman troops.
Preparations were being made at Vienna for
the eventuaity Of new war i'll Italy. Addi-
uonal troops were constantly being sent to
Austrian Italy. Ii was rumored that Austria
had notified France OF her intention to con
centrate fifty thousand men on Mantua and
the line OF the Pc as a corps OF observation,
but with no intention OF intervening between
Sardinia and Rome.
~ strong Pedmontese corps d'armie is keep.
ing watch on the movements Of the Austrians
A Turin letter says that sooner or later the
struggle will come. The question OF Venetia
will arouse the passions as soon as the other
questions are settled.
Gen. Ciadini had entered Fano, making
three hundred prisoners. Gen. Lamorciere
had concentrated eight thousand troops at An.
coma. 1t was expected that his line of defense
would be attacked by forty-five thousand Sar-
dinians. The following is the order of the day
issued by Gen. Cialdini on taking the field =
Soldiers OF the Foreign Corps am bringing
you against band OF foreign adventures
whom the thirst OF blood and desire of pillage
have brought into our country Attack and
dispense them without mercy. Let your hand
smite them with the anger OF a people who
wishes its nationality and independence. Sol
diers, Perugla calls aloud for vengeance, and
though late, she will have it.
The semi-official Journal, OF Turin--the
Opinione-in an article on the Intervention of
Piedmont in the Roman states, says this is not
an act OF aggression, but one of legitimate
defense. 1t is undertaken with a view to
combat foreign intervention, conformably to
the policy laid down by the Emperor Napo.
leon. AT Paris they are probably ignorant
that the instruction in the Roman states is
and general The grand desire
is to shake off the theocratic yoke to pro-
claim the sovereignty Of Victor Emanuel and
to constitute Italy. The fruit is ripe and
must be plucked. The government of Pied
mont will know how to assume the response.
bility of these facts in the face of Italy, OF
France, and of Europe. Europe is called on
to elect between Victor Emanuel and revolu.
ton, between constitutional monarchy and
anarchy, between the national flag of Italy
and the red flag. The alliance with France
will not be ulteriorly damaged
The withdrawal Of the French minister from
Turin was regarded by some as merely dip
lomatic protest.
According to the Paris Patrie the revolu-
uonary movement in the Martres and Umbria
did not extend itself among the inhabitants
of those countries