Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-27
The French Treaty.

canadian, with news via Liverpool and Lon.
d0nderry, to Oct. 18th, has arrived. The
news is one day later.
The French Treaty.
The London Times says the French gov
ernment is questioning the chambers of com
merce, throughout France, as to the advisa-
benes; OF anticipating the dates fixed by the
treaty for the admission of the reduced duties
on various classes of British manufactures
some are tor maintaining the delay, but others
say prolongation of the transition is iuiuri
Gus, and that British machinery and tools
ought to be admitted at the reduced rates
forthwith, and all other articles on the 3lst of
December majority of the replies will
probably be III favor OF anticipating the period
OF the complete operation Of the treaty
From Austria and Rome.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times remarks that war movement OF the
AuStrians need not take anybody by surprise
Austria considers herself released from all Oh
legations contracted with the French emperor.
and has good reason to know that the govern
ments bent on eXterminatng her have pre-.
pared and probably brought to maturity their
plans for an lnsurrectionary movement in her
provin es.
Funeral services have been performed in all
the churches of Rome for General Pimondar.
Zen. Guyon was present at the French church
OI OF. Louis,
1t is reported that the French army in Rome
is to be increased to 1000 men, aud the gar.
riSon at Lyons put on a complete war foot.
ing.
Advices from Rome confirm the statement
that the French would re-occupy Viterbo.
The pontitical gendarmes were to precede the
French by twelve hours. The inhabitants
were prepared to repulse the gendarmes, but
would yield to the French. The Marquis
Deppoi had proceeded to Viterbo to reassure
the Inhabitants, 1t is reported that Gen La
morciere telegraphed to Marseillcs to secure
passage in the steamer for Civita Vecchia, for
himself aud three officers
An extraordinary credit grant had been
made to the naval department by the Aus
tran government, for the construction of float.
ing batteries TO defend the entrance of the
ports.
Affairs in Naples
No new movements are reported in Naples.
Cen Cialdin had received orders to close on
the Neapoitan frontier, and decisive events
are expected to take place at any moment.
The Piedmontese corps d'armee in Naples will
amount to 10000 men.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
telegraphs that no protest, in a diplomatic
form, has been made by Russia, Austria, and
Prussia, against the entry of the Sandman
troops into the Neapolitan territory
The London Times, in a leader, says-''Free
Europe is tired OF buying liberty of Napoleon,
pound by pound, and if the absolute Europe
of Warsaw means anything, it is rather tired
OF seeing him sell it. Napoleon Ill is master
of the destinies of Italy, and we cannot prevent
him from crushing her unity, or from ceding
her to any holy alliance, if he should see fit ;
but, If we read the signs of the times Alright,
what he does henceforward must be done
gratis"
PARIS, Oct. 12.-The Constitutional con-
taius an article signed by NJ Bonface. He
says 1T does not belong 10 any foreign
state-no more to Sardinia than to Austria
to intervene in Naples and Sicily. Between
the invasions of Garibald and of Sardinia,
there is great difference. Garibaldi came to
raise and direct revolution in the interior, with
his bands. He would only communicate TO
them an impulse in their struggle against an
unpopular government The Sandman inya-
sion constitutes direct Intervention of one
regularly constituted state in the affairs of an
other independent state Strange to say, the
Sandman invasion took place without any
declaration of war, the representative of the
king of Naples still being at Turin By the
entrance Of the Piedmontese troops into the
Roman states, Sardinia has violated the prin-
ciple of neutrality. Count Cavour's move
ment, for the entry of the Sandman troops
AHlO lnc STATES Vi lliS CHURCH, WIS pflnClpdIly
directed against the influence of Garibaldi.
Now, on the contrary, il has become evident
that they go to aid him."
MIR. Boniface deploreS the conduct of the
Sardmans.
Garibaldi was about to convoke the electoral
colleges of the Two Sciies for the Dist of
October TO vote by universal suffrage The
Sandman chambers were debating the law for
annexation. The vote was expected to be
taken on the llth inst. Victor Emanuel was
at Macera.
Latest by Telegraph.
LONDON, Oct. 10.--The new pro-dictator of
Naples, as soon rs he was appointed, address
ed letter to Mazzni, complinenting him on
his patriotism, but asking him TO give proof
of it by leaving the country, telling him that
even without intending it he caused disunion,
and that many used his name with the parri.
cida intention OF hosting another banner in
Italy.
There is probability of diplomatic con
gress on the affairs Of Italy.
The London Daily News correspondent, at
Naples, an Italian, has been killed His anXi-
ETY. for the result of the battle of VolturnO led
him too far in advance and he was untortun
nately shot.
The Paris Patre says that Garibaldi has
thanked the seamen of the English ship Re-
nown who served the Garibaldan guns on the
LIST. The men were that day on leave of abb
sence.
The Piedmontese troops were expected be-
fore Capua on the 10th inst. 1t was antlcipa-
ted that the Neapoians would evacuate the
place before their arrival and retire to Gaeta.
A private letter from Turin announces that
a large armament has been ordered by the
Piedmontese government and the day before
the Sandman minister's departure from Paris,
a supply Of fifty thousand muskets and eleven
million percussion caps was granted by the
French government to its ally.
Letters from Damascus say that since the
departure of Fuad Pacha, the Mussulmen had
recommended massacering the Christians, and
had already killed twenty. The remaining
Christians were emgrating to Lataka. The
Mussumen were furious against the Chris
tians. and had threatened the life of the Rus.
sian consul
The Markets
LIVERPOOL, Oct 12.-The provision market
is dull and generally unchanged. The cotton
market is unsettled and excited
The London Money Muket.-rhe funds ex-
hbited increased heaviness under the drain
of gold for France but the fall in consos on
the 10th did not exceed ne.eighth.
Liverpool BreadSh46S Marhet--Flour has
declining tendency. Wheat tends downward
and prices are I'd. to Sd. lower since Tuesday
Corn quiet but steady
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