Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-13
BY THE NORTH AMERICA,

BY THE NORTH ASIERICA.
QUEBEC. Nov. l2.-The steamer North
America, from Liverpool Nov l, and London
derry Nov. 2, arrived here last night
Affairs in Italy
1t is said that France has interfered TO pre-.
vent a bonn bardment of Gaeta by the Sardn-
inians. On the 27th of October the Sardinian
hotilla cannonaded the royalists near Gaeta
The French Admiral despatched frgate to
stop the firing, when the Sandman admiral
retired and returned to Naples, expressing re-
greet at the conduct of the French Nothing
has lranspired as to Victor Emanues visit
to Naples
battle had taken place between the Sar-
dinians and the troops Of the king Of Naples,
on the road between Zeano and Scssa. The
Sardnians triumphed and took many prison.
ers. Victor Emaruel was at SesSa, Oct Both.
He and Garibaldi, whose military operations
had been combined were preparing for great
battle with the enemy. Victor Emanuel was
to go Immediately from Sessa to Naples, where
great preparations had been made to receire
him.
NAPLES, Oct. 30'-The official return of the
voting on the question OF annexation in the
city and province of Naples is as follows -
Yeas, 1856, 46S; Nays, 1909. The result OF the
voting in the Kingdom Of Naples, with the ex
cept0ns of two provinces, from which returns
are still wanting, is as follows Yeas, !, l02,-
499; Nays 1881.
The Warsaw Conference.
The London Daily News says :--"It is very
generally asserted and believed that the failure
OF the Warsaw Conference mainly arose from
the prominence given by the Gar to a revision
of the treaty of Paris, that being the main OBJ
ject of the policy of Russia
The London Times says, that the cause OF
of ba int
bly, on account of the illness Of the empress
dowager of Russia but really because the
terms on which the emperOrs met each other
were such as to render a protracted intercourse
extremely undesirable.
Count Reichburg had given an explanation
10 the diplomatic corps relative to the Warsaw
interview. Austria put the three following
questions to Russia and Prussia will your
governments recognize the facts which have
been or may be accomplished in Italy? should
Austria be attacked by Sardinia, and the latter
supported by another great power, what would
be your attitude =? in the event of another
war, and its being transferred to German ter
ritory, what would Russia do? Answers were
not given, but Rechburg states that Austria
was about to issue circular note to its repre-
senatves abroad, giving the results. The
German journals are unanimous i'll pronounc
ing the Warsaw Conference failure The
Berlin National Gazette says that at Warsaw
not the slightest counter demonstration was
made to the French programme.
Various Matters.
Formidable naval and military preparations
are going on, and some writers construe the
recent council of war at 81. Cloud as a palpa.
BILE indication of an eventtul campaign. The
emperor on the 3lst reviewed 20 900 men near
Pgris. All the proceedings of regular cam
paign were represented
1t is denied that Austria has informed the
European cabinets Of her intention to send an
utmatum to Turin. On the contrary, she
had reiterated her assurance OF pursuing a
purely defensive policy.
PARIS, Sunday, Oct 2S.-According to in
structioms received troM Count Rechberg,
Prince Metternich has explained to Nj. Thou
venel the Austrian policy. This explanation
contains four points Il The interior policy
OF every state being intimately connected with
its exterior policy. Austria will follow with
sincerity the reforms announced in the obi
pl0m" of Oct 20. 2. Notwithstanding the
complications in Italy, Austria will MAINTAIN
her line OF defensive policy The present arm
amentS and concentration OF troops i'll Nene tia
have no other object than that OF repeling any
attack. 3. Austria will not abandon the sys-
tenn of nOn-intervention. f. Austria considers
that the assembling OF a congress would not
bring about practical solution Of the Italian
question, unless the great powers agree before
hand ON a common programme, OF which,
however, there is little likelihood.
Marshal O'DOnnell, in the COrtez on the
29th, reiterated the statement that Spain had
resolved to remain neutral the affairs OF
Italy. He also protested against the doubts
expressed of the loyalty of Napoleon towards
the Spanish government,
Latest Dispatches.
PARIS, Nov. Ill has been reported that
the Austrian ENJOYS had notified the emperor
that unless the warke preparations Of Pied
mont were discontinued and the Hungarian lie.
gion dis banded Austria would Immediately
commence hostilities.
Five hundred OF the Irish papa brigade had
passed through France route tor Ireland
Judicial proceedings had been instituted
against the Opinone Rationale, at Turin, for
the publication OF false news.
The London Daily News of the 3lst says =
The emperor of the French has placed tour
ships of the line before Gaeta with orders TO
prevent an attack on that fortress by the Sar-
dinian admiral, Persano, and, if necessary, to
sink his ships. Under these circumstances,
Admiral Persano will take no part in the APP
preaching seige OF Gaeta. The Daily News
denouuces this as direct Intervention by
France and says Europe must not be allowed
to remain victim to all this mystery and
these repeated surprises.
Victor Emanuel and Garbaldi, whose oper
ations were combined, were preparing for bat
tie. The London Morning Advertiser asserts
on the authority of an official despatch that
Victor Emanuel was Immediately to lombard
Gaeta by sea and land. Capua had been de.
fnitely occupied by Garibaldi's troops. 1t is
reported that King Victor Emanuel would
confer on Garibaldi the title prince of Caeuti.
fni. with an income Of three thousand livres
and would decorate him with the order of the
Annunciation.
The Paris Presse asserts that the sovereigns
at Warsaw united in promising assistance to
Austria if she should be attacked by Pied"
mont.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Cotton sales of the
week. Ill 900 bales, including $4,000 to spec
ulaturs and 1000 to exporters lower qualities
have improved.
The China mails had not yet been received,
hut the following details of the taking of the
Tulu forts hal come to hand. The northern
forts were captured after three hours fighting,
and the others surrendered. The allies lost
400 killed aud wounded. They occupied Tien
Sien. The ambassadors were there, and
would soon proceed Tor Pekin with Il cavalry
escort. fhe rebels had withdrawn from
Shanghai.
The dowager empress of Russia was dead
The Tunes trusts that the telegram had