Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17
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Count Cavour Dead.

FARTHER POINT, June 16.-The steamship
Jura, from Lverposl, June g, afternoon, and
Londonderry June T. has arrived
The Adriatic took out news that the British
government would not permit privaleers or
armed vessels to take prizes into British ports.
Lord John Russell, in his letter to the lords of
the admiralty directing them to carry out this
intention, says, it is done to secure the strict
est neutrality.
The parliamentary proceedings on the 9th
were unimportant. The position ct the Irish
members relative to the Galway subsidy was
again debated and several disclaimed an inten
ton of tampering with the government
The queen OF Spain has given birth to
princes. The Prussian chambers, by decis
i've vote, have materially reduced the credits
asked by the government for army purposes.
Mr.. Liddel gave notice that he will ask
ministers it this Introduction is not at variance
with former practice and ask the reason for
this change OF maritime policy.
The London Times edit0rially replies to the
cutlery of the northern states against Eng
land, and shows that it is wholly groundess.
Prince Napoleon had embarked for Spain.
Cavour continued i'll, but the symptoms were
not alarming. He had been bled for the sixth
time. This is enough to kill an ordinary
man.
ton to ask what steps the government had
taken to prevent the violation of neutrality in
the case Of regiment Of volunteers, in Can
ada, who had offered their services to the
United States,
Lord John Russell said in parliament that
the government had no information OF Ca
madam volunteer regiment having rendered
their services to the United States, and Of
course could not say what action would be
taken.
Five cases, containing 100 rifles, directed to
the Commercial Bank, New York, intended
or steamer Adratic, were stopped at Galway,
the agent OF the line refusing 10 let them
pass.
Lord Elgin, at a banquet Given him by the
Grocers Company of London, said he doubted
if we could have trade with China, without
political relations, although he argued it was
not political relations, but trade, that was
wanted. He believed relations were now es-
tablished on footings not likely to be disturbed
in future.
Count Cavour's illness caused considerable
anxiety in Paris The Paris correspondent OF
the London Herald argues that Italian indie
pendence will be buried in Cavours grave,
aud the peninsular will become mere depen-
dency on France.
Latest from Turin-Death of Count CavOur, and
Count Cavour died at o'clock on the morn
ing of the 9th inst His death caused a pro-
found sensation. On the evening preceding
his DEATH his state bee lme SO alarming that
great emotion was evinced by the people of
Turin, and immense crowds surrounded his
residence.
Signor Minghetti has been entrusted, ad in.
term, with the portfolio OF foreign affairs, and
Gen. Fanti with the provisional administra-
ton of the Marine.
1t is rumored that Garibaldi contempates a
visit to America in a month or two, if war in
Italy appears unlikely.
TURIN, June Cat the re-openng OF the
chamber OF deputies, to-day, the president an
nOunced the death OF Count Cavoui amid ex.
pressions ofprotound grief, on the part of the
assembly. He pointed out the great loss that
Italy had sustained, and described the signal
services rendered by Cavour Sig. Riber then
said:
"rhe chambers should participate in the
Italian national mourning by suspending the
sittings for three days. We are deeply affict-
ed by the misfortune that has deprived us OF
the wisdom of SO illustrious a statesman. We
must not, however, allow ourselves to be dis
courged nor quit the paths which have
hitherto followed, He whom we mourn ex
pressed in his last moments mistaken faith
IN the future OF Italy, showing himself
convinced that the cause Of unity and indie
pendence would finally triumph. We
firmly hold this faith, agreeing among
ourselves, and let us sincerely rally around
the throne of a valiant and loyal prince,
and we shall be then able to attain the end TO
which, thanks to our tenacity, we are happily
SO near. The tribune OF the chamber OF depu-
ties will be draped with black for twenty days.
The senate has taken tie same resolution"
Signor Minghett, minister of interior, then
announced that the ministry lelt it necessary
to remain Professionally in office
The Italia Of to day announces that the king
has summoned Signor Ricasoli to his palace.
ROME, June 4.-PrnCe Prombien having
refused to withdraw his signature from the
petition for the withdrawal oil the French
troops from Rome, has been exiled by the
pope.
PARIS, June Cit is stated that the emper-
or will send an aid decamp to represent him
at the funeral of Count Cavour and it is also
reported that Prince Napoleon will be present
The Lombardo of Milan announces that the
police authorities of that city have discovered
vast conspiracy against the government
with numerous ramltications.