Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-16
BY THE ARABIA,
GARIBALDrs SUCCESSES.
Victor Emanuel has assumed the
command of his army at AncOna.
THE POPE'S APPEAL.

ST. JOINS, n, F., Oct 14.-(Via SectciHe)
The Arabia, from Liverpool Oct. 9th, and
from Queenstown Oct. It'll, passed Cape Race
at noon, to-day. Her news is week
later.
The Arabia is bound to Halifax and Boston,
being due at the former port Tuesday morn
ing,
The London Daily News says that the great
ship company have dispensed with the services
of Capt. Hall, McCelland, the chief engineer
and manager. The detention OF the ship dur
ing wnser at Milford Haven may have some
thing to do with this.
From Naples,
1t is stated, via Genoa, that Garibaldi had
sent dispatch to Naples, dated Oct. 1st, an
nouncing victory along tn whole lines, and
that the royal troops were being pursued. The
Diretta OF Turin publishes dispatches dated at
Naples, Oct. ID, stating that the royal troops
were repulsed from Cazerta and were sur.
rounded. The Garbaldians had made two
thousand prisoners. The news of the above
victories lack confirmation.
1t is reported that Garibadi has invited Vic.
tor Emanuel to go to Naples and assume au,
thority, and said that he would retire to his
home.
Rome and Sardinia.
A summary of the Popes allocution at the
COnSistory of Oct 18th, is published. He
proves aud condemns in the strongest terms,
the detestabe and sacraligious attack" of
Abe king and government of Piedmont The
pope protested and would not cease to pro.
test against their acts, which he has
declared null and Intellectual. He culogizcd and
blessed his defenders, and called ON the Euro.
pean powers for assistance. He deplures ''the
disastrous and pernicious policy of nOn-inter-
venton," and calls on the powers to examine
seriously into its dangerous effects and con
cludes by expressing his conviction that the
catholic princes and people would yet come to
the assistance OF the father of the faithful, who
is attacked by the parricdal arms of degen-
crate son"
1t is reported that Napoleon, in reply to the
pope, maintained non-intervention principles,
and while promising to maintain order in the
Holy See, his desire was to C0nsign Rome to
the protection Of Il genuine Italian power
Victor Emanuel issued an address to his
soldiers at Ancona, eXtoIing their bravery and
the righteousness OF their cause. lie cUuclud.
ed by saying that lie assumes the COMMAND,
he desires TO be foremost where there is
danger.
In the Slrdinian chamber of deputies, Cadet
10 demanded the production OF all documents
relating TO the eutry OF the Sardnians into
Umbra, and the marches Count Cayour re
fused compliance Count Cavnur also de-
clared that there existed neither public doc
ument nor private treaty, nor mad there
been any negotiations, or any proposition
made by any power, involving session OF
single inch OF Italian territory He pro
nounccd any statement to the contrary as utter
h ,,,,,i f.,,st an.
rolments Of froops and promjsinr larnn re.
III. wards to The remaining papal troops c9uccn
trated at Levoe.
The Spapish government had demanded
CONGRESS of the Catholic rowcrs win \ View
to guaranteeing the integrity of the states of
the IIoy See. The French cabinet aelnitted
the cxpedency of such a congress, but said
tbat the territorial changes demand n general
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