Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-25

the gratitude and friendship OF the sovereign
increased by the spontaneous and unanimous
enthusiasm Of the people. The Bourse is an
mated. Rentcs on the 18th closed at $500
Italy.
The Sandman senate approved the treaty
ceding Savoy and Nice by a vote of 90 against
10. The evacuation Of Italy by the French
troops, is completed.
Marshal Valiant was expected in Turin on
the 18th 1t is stated that fresh bands of in
surgcnts were menacing the frontier OF the
Roman states and Lam0ricerc had sent addi-
tional troops there.
The financial condition of the papal govern
mcnt continued very unsatisfactory, and an
official decree extends the time tor closing the
subscription to the new loan, until the 10Th OF
July.
The Austrian government had resolved up
on increasing the effective strength of the
second army in Veneta, and corps OF cayai-
ry is also to be collected III the Italian tyrol,
that part Of Austrian territory nearest to Lom'
hardy.
The Wiener Zeitung contains decree or
dering that the stadholdership Of Hungary
shalt come into effect on the lst Of july at
which period the five existing departments OF
the central governments, " hich were entrust-
ed with the administration OF Hungary are to
be abolished. The same journal also publish
es decree, granting to the central LombardO-
Venetian congregation a decisive right to de-
liberate and vote upon all matters, except
such as affect the rights Of the government.
Spain.
In the Cortes, the progressive party pro
posed amendments to the address, III reference
to the question concerning the amnesty, and a
law decreeing the baniShment OF the family Of
Don Carlos. They were rejected, 200 against
26.
Australia, New Zealand, and Africa.
The mails from Melbourne, 24th of April
have reached England. The shipment Of gold
since the previous arrival was 1872, 900 ounces
The Melbourne correspondent OF the London
Times reports that not only was trade more
depressed than at any earlier period of tie
year. but the lowest state OF depression had
not been reached. The Melbourne Herald
takes more cheerful view. At Sydney busi-
ness had been much depressed, and consdera-
bic failures had taken place. More confidence,
however, prevailed at the close.
AT New Zealand serious collisions had taken
place between the natives aud the British
troops Several engagements with loss Of
life particularly on the side OF the natives, had
taken place.
The May mails from various ports on the
west coast of Africa, have reached England
The French frgate had threatened to bombard
| the town of Bohny unless a debt of long
standing to Il French firm was Immediately
paid. The debt was paid Trade was very
brisk at Sierra Leone, but at most other places
dull. Cotton is being cultivated or the gold
coast.
Latest
LONDON, June 14th.-The Great Eastern
on her return voyage will make Milford Haven
her port of call.
Telegraphs from Vienna announced that
a full and official statement Of the public debt
of Austria is to be published.
The directors of the national bank of Eng
land announce a half yearly dividend at the
rate of per cent. payable on the 18th Of July.
1t is understood that Garibaldi will not UNI
dertake anything in Sicily for some days to
come. lie is organizing his reserves.
The Post says there is no truth in the rumor
that France is about to send corps Of obser
vation to the Swiss frontier
The Times city article says the English
| funds opened with a rather better appearance
| Wednesday morning, and closed with an inn
proyement Of /, which is rather feeble re
Spouse to the buOyant movement Of the Paris
Bourse.
The political rumors with regard to Sicily
and Germany, coupled with the manifesto OF
prince Gortschakoff On the Turkish question,
are considered to strengthen the belief that
I no new European W ii 10 tNSllCU ~ iIfthNC III
1869. but are tar from having any effect in
causing the future to be regarded with in.
creased confidence.
The correspondent of the Times says ii is
only when the prince regent OF Prussia was
assured the emperor wished to make special
communication to him tnat Inc agreed to the
interview proposed on the part OF the emI eror
Of the French.
The Times says the government will pro-
pose to commence the Qualifications and other
works Immediately, and the commissioners
have pointed out how they may be available
for defence in three or four months, even
while far short Of completion. 1t is intended
TO raise the money termna5e annuiteS, 50
/ that the whole may be absorbed in twenty
| fvs years. The Times adds Our present
expenditure is enormous, and we must escape
in one way or another. Simply to disband and
/ disarm, might inspire contempt, and so pro-
woke aggression y gratuitouS war is at best
a dangerous specuation These Notifications
may enable moderate army and navy to do
the work of much larger forces, and may so
enable us to rest from our labors and recruit
our finances"
The Star, ON the other hand, says it cannot
for moment believe the British public will
acquicSce in so nonstrous a scale, the carrying
out OF which will only prepare the way tor
still more formidable appropriation Of public
money, for similar objects ard equally plausi-
bic preteXts.
ConsoIs account, 93s to 933 new 3 per cents
93s 933, Liverpool cotton market was very
dull.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Monteur this morn
ing contains several DEGREES regulating the
customs Administrations and military Organic
alton of Savoy and Nice. According to a pro.
ject OF law which has been submitted to the
corps legisatit, Savoy will form two depart
ments.
Turin, June 13.-Marshal Valiant is ex-
pecled here. He will visit Palermo. The
embarkation OF the royal troops continues,
and the town is still barricaded.
LATEST NEws.-According to a dispatch
from Naples, the Neapotans still retain in 81.
! cily not only Messina, Syracuse, and Agosta,
but also MalazZa and Licale.
| A circular from the Sardlnian government
to the great powers, expressing information Of
a firm conspiracy, with clerical conSpirator's
form of prayer, for the overthrow OF the state
Of things in central Italy, and for the restora.
ton of the eXiled princes is about to be pub
lshed. A deputaton OF Scilian nobility are
expected in the French capitol, their object be-
ing to point out the wants of their country to
the emperor of France.
'pHIRTY-SIXrVH CONGRESS