The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-11 00:00:00

THE BATTLE ON THE VOLTUBNA.

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1 OFFICIAL DESPATCH OF NINO BIXIO.
The Genoese journals publish the following
official despatch of Nino Bixio
Ocrorinn
.2, 5.44 p.m.
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Yesterday
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enemy I t, el e grT
oday w
aybed teO
have made,y:oithat VNe
an end ha(ldorifVen
back the n
it.
Seven •thorisand prisoners are in our hands ; their
geneial is one of the number. We have had great good
fortune in all our movements. On the first news from
the camp there was great dismay in Naples, and fears
were entertained for the safety of the town. Our
(Piedmontese) infantry, the Bersaglieri, and the dis-
posable artillery were instantly marched to Caserta.
This reinforcement was not unavailing, and had full
leisure to distinguish itself. The Garibablians raised
shouts of 'joy on seeing their brethren of Nor-
thern Italy, and the Neapolitans were frightened
at the sight. of those regular uniforms. The Pied-
montese artillery wrought wonders: It fired grape
shot at the rate of five* shots hi two minutes, and
the result was frightffil. 'theßers4tlieri. vie4' With
the Garibaldians; and 068 e lat'ter, with the former ;
• they Vied as to whlOb of them should sooner take pos-
sestrilni of the most dangerotis positiOns. The first result.
of 'the battle was this':—The Royal troops forced their
tray into our quarters, but they were driven back with
very heavy loss. Some thousands of them have by
this time reached Naples, hut Unarnied, and under
good escort. A general is 11Mong diem. ; many officers
also, of amine. The second result is that after so terrible
a defeat the Royal troops will not again have the whim of
taking the offensive—nay, they will have great trouble in
keeping on the defensive. The third result I need not
tell you. At the moment I write it is perhaps accom-
plished by an army among whom the wearineSs and
langour of a siege have been folloWed by the ardour of
a recent victory The &ark and wounded on our side
were not fes\r) ("23 11'4 he expected from the severity of
the action. Of our Genoese we have no very serious
losses to deplore. Gnecco, Gagliardi, Fontana, and one
of the llzielli were wounded, all slightly. The same is
reported of General Garibaldi.
Never believe anything of what they write to yet abOat
the numerous forces the Dictator . ray have at his dis-
posal. His army far 111 M-easing, is greatly thinned.
It is therehWe impossible to expect great deeds from him
before Gaeta. Certainly, if all the red shirts which I
see strutting proudly about the Toledo, with ponderous
broadswords dangling after them, were, instead of at
Naples, at the camp before Capua, we should only have
some' delay, and some loss to complain of, as the number
of these worthies is so great that they could rout the
royal troops by mere fisticuffs.
The Dictator has now issued ,ft de6ree
bidding all these people to join their respective corps.
We shall see.

LATEST NEWS.

(BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH %)

THE INTERVIEW AT WARSAW.
The Pattie. tl.ntioipatds that by the time the
intervieNV at -Warsaw takes place the affairs of
Italy will have entered into the phase of accom-
plished facts, and remarks on the difficulty of the
schismatic Czar, the Protestant Prince of Prussia,
and his apostolic Majesty coming to an under-
standing on the question of the Papapy. Austria,
which has been vanquished oh tie Italian ques-
tion—Prussia, Which stands impassible during
the collttstand Russia, which still holds back—
cannot, says the semi-official journal, settle this
question without France or without England,
which has taken so active a diplomatic part in
Italian affairs. The Patric? comes to the conclu-
sion that the interview will not be political, but
one for the exchange of courtesies

BERLIN, Oct. 10,
The official Prussian gazette of this evening sacs
the Prince Regent will leave on the inortiiiik of
the 20th inst, for NVarsaw ecornphAlied by the
Minister of War.
FRANKFORT-ON-MAINE, Oct. 10.

The Pr me Regent will arrive at Berlin on the
i4th instant, and take his departure for Warsaw
on the morning of`the 20th instant, accompanied
by the Ministers for War and Foreign Aftltirs.
Count Kisseleff leaves Paris on Sunday for
Warsaw. _ _ _

It is asserted that Russia, Prussia, aid Austria
will issue circular notes to their diplomatic repre-
sentatives on the results of the interview at
Warsaw.

RECAL OF THF: RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR
FROM TU ItIN.
DRESDEN, Oct. 10.
The Vienna correspondent of the official I )resden
journal states th It Russia is on the point of
recalling her ambassador from Turin.

THE PIEDMONTESE INVADING AI NV.
The Piedmontese corps ci'Ornite intended to act
in the Kingdom of Naples will, it is said, amount
to 20,000, besides numerous artillery and a siege
train.