Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-09
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

CAPE RACE, Sept. 6,-The steamship Nor
wegian from Liverpool Aug. 2Sth, and Lon
donderry the 18th, has passed here. The fed
eral gunboat Tuscarora left Plymouth on
the 9th. 1t was said that her destination
was Cadiz.
The English Journals say very little on
American affairs. The London financial cor
respondent of the Manchester Guardian writes
as follows: sit is stated that Messrs. Barring
Brothers have received instructions from the
state of Maryland to deduct the American in
come tax of three per cent, as well as the or
binary English income tax, from the coupons
first due in London on Maryland sterling
bonds also that the same course has been
taken on the sterling debentures of the Mich
igan Central railroad. This would be sutt-
Gent, if anything were wanted to complete
the disfavor in which American securities are
now held.
The London Times draws attention to
letter from a respectable legal firm OF London,
Messrs Phillips & Son, who represents
client that has just made discovery by means
of which the distress for cotton may be re-
lieved without delay, by supplying manutac-
turers with raw material to any extent His
inventions and plans, which are Of the sim
plest and most inexpensive character, he de-
sires to have submitted to gentlemen of sci
entific requirements and unquestionable po-
sition, upon whose judgment the public may
rely for an unbiased report.
London journals give considerable atten-
ton to Italian affairs. The Morning Post
says that the English and French cabinets are
quite in the dark in regard to the movements
of Garibaldi, and urge that if Garibaldi be
rebel and conspirator, he has been encour-
aged by the Italian government and people,
from the king downward.
The London Daily News defends Garibaldi,
who, it contends, does not rebel against his
country and his king, but against foreign
domination, against holding the rightful CAPT
tai CT Italy under false pretenses. The Lon
don Times points out the evils which must
ensue if Garibaldi perseyeres in his designs
against Rome.
The Paris Bourse on the 9th of August
was much excited under the news of the land
ing of Garibaldi at Calabria. The emperor
Napoleon had left the Chalons camp for Brar-
ritz accompanied by the duke of Magenta.
Garibaldi had left Melina and was proceed
ing towards Reggie. He is said to have an
nounced to his volunteers that in few days
he would march into Naples with them. 1t is
reported that large numbers of royal troops
have been sent to Reggie with orders to seek
Garibaldi's forces Immediately and thoroughly
defeat them. The Italian fleet was cruising
in the straits, cutting off communication with
Sicily. Gen. Cialdina had removed to Gala
bria. The Mazzinian party had attempted to
| get up demonstration at Messina in favor of
Garbaldi, but they were put down.
The latest official news in the Turin Gazette
represents that the news from the Neapolitan
| provinces is satisfactory. The state of seige
was generally well conducted by the people
there. Gen. La Marmora hadissued strong
| proclamation against Garibaldi.
The London money market was depressed
in consequence of the state of affairs in Italy.
| Consols declined, and Italian securities fell
| considerably.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Italian affairs are I'M
changed. A slight conflict had taken place
near Reggie between the forces of Garibal-
di and the royal troops.
Important military movements by France
are produced in connection with the Italian
question. The emperor Napoleon has called
council Of his ministers, undoubtedly with
reference to this subject.
Still Later from Europe.
| CAPE RACE, Sept. 8.-The Australian has
arrived with Liverpool dates to Sept 3.
| The English papers anxiously discuss Ital-
| ian affairs. The London Daily News says
| the emperor Napoleon cannot be allowed to
assume exclusive control in Italian affairs,
and urges the British government to speak
out. There were vague rumors that England
had protested against any French occupation
of Neapolitan territory, and that England
even threatened a corresponding movement
! in Sicily, if France resorted to such a step.
A French squadron has been sent to Ma
piles, and an English squadron has also been
ordered there.