Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
BY THE VANDERBILT.

the Vanderbilt, give full account of some
things that had come to us before in briet tel.
egraphic dispatches, transmitted from Paris
and London to Liverpool and Queenstown.
We make a few extracts.
GARIBALDI VS.. COUNT CAvoUR.
The Unita Italiana publishes the text OF
| Ciaribaldis letter to NJ. Brusco, the substance
of which was forwarded by telegraph. 1t is
| dated Naples, 18th, and is as follows
"My dear Brusco, You assure me that Ca
your gives out that | agree with him, and that
/ he Is my friend. l can assure you that al
though | may be disposed to sacrifice all per-
sonal resentment on the altar of my country,
| will never reconcile myself with men who
have Inundated the national dignity and sold
an Italian province. GARIBALDI."
Garibadi ordered this letter TO be published
in the official journal. A letter from Naples,
dated the 18th inst, has the following OH the
subject: "The minister of police, hearing of
it, waited upon the general, and entreated him
not to print it. Garibaldi replied that he new
er concealed what he thought, and exacted its
publication. The letter appeared A council
of ministers was held yesterday morning at
halt past seven. a report was adopted to the
effect that the letter in question was general
defiance to Count Cavour, to the deputies, to
the king, and TO the emperor Napoleon, and
plices in such a policy, and were, therefore,
under the necessity OF rendering their res
ignatiOnS. Nj. Romano was the bearer OF
the resolutions of the cabinet to Garibal-
| di. He, moreover, explained the false position
the ministry was III, as it was impossible for it
to govern when all sorts of DEGREES were is
! sued without their being consulted. Garlbaldl
| listened to the reason, requested then to re-
| main in office, and made NJ. Romano himself
! of I,o In fin n decree
| be issued from the dictator's private cabinet,
| but everything will pass through the hands OF
the president OF the council and be submitted
to the competent ministers.
The following proclamation has been issued
by Garibad to the inhabitants of Palermo -
''Ihe people Of Palermo, who showed no
fear in face OF those who bombarded their city,
have shown themselves recently equally re-
gardless of fear in face OF corrupt men, who
want to lead them astray. They have spoken
to you of annexation, as if any one was more
fervent than my self for the regeneration of
Italy but their object was to serve personal
interests, and you replied like a people who
felt its own dignity, and placed confidence i'll
the sacred and unyioated progress which l
proclaimed Italy and Victor Emanuel
AT Rome, people of Palermo, we will pro
claim the kingdom of Italy, and there only
will be sanctited the great family bond be-
~ tI pnIor,,,
lros dan,an6od tIo+ ,,;'rb+ of 80 ,ia
Straits at Naples it is demanded that | may
not cross the Vulturnus. But as long as there
are chains to be broken in Italy, l will follow
my course or bury my bones there.
GARIBALDI
Palermo, Sept. II, 1860"
Advices from Palermo inform us that on the
18th Garibaldi paid an unexpected visit there.
lie arrived on board the Electrlque, Neapol-
ltan steamer, and immediately proceeded to
the palace, passing through the high street
Toledo, where lie was at once recognized by
the crowd Inc general, followed by the peo-
pie, who assembled beneath the palace WIN
dows, appeared upon the balcony, and ad
dressed them IN the following words =
People OF Palermo, with whom have
shared fausues, perlls, and glory, am once
more among you -FOUR memory Is dear 10
me, and in whatever part OF the world may
oe III, VIII Always ulhk OF you. 1hose VINO
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Correspondence Oh tne London DAILY NewsI
NAPLES, sept l9.-Now that the illumina
tlons ana Vociieratlons nave passed away, and
that the mystery with winch distance clothed
Uarloaiul mas peeh removed ana that truly