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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-01 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

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FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 30.
The .11foniteur contains a decree, raising M.
Chasseloup Laulat to the rank of Grand Cross
of the Legion of Honour.

The XfOiziteur contains the following :—The
Emperor has decided upon immediately rein-
forcing the corps of occupation at Rome, by send-
ing a division of Infantry, two squadrons of
Cavalry, and a battery of Artillery.

FRANCE AND THE GREAT POWERS

Lord I. Russell's official note to the Cabinet of
Turin distinctly implies that Sardinia must not
attack Venetia, nor seek assistance of France in
such a conflict, nor buy this assistance by cession
of more territory. Lord J. Russell adds, the
Great Powers are bent on the maintenance of
peace, and Great Britain has interests in the
Adriatic over which she keeps a most careful
watch.

FRANCE AND ITALY.
PARIS, Sept. 29.
The Ilion tear says, the Naval Board of Venice
has informed the Chamber of Commerce that, by
order of the Military Governor, the lighting of
the canal, the port, and the Venetian littoral,
must be suspended till further instructions. This
measure also applies to the two lights of Main-
mocco and Piave.
The Constitectionnel publishes an article an-
nouncing the dispatch of another division to
attacks
of Rome, and adds, this measure is taken in conse-
quence of the late events accomplished in Italy
and the revolutionary character of Garibaldes
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sence of a French corps d'arnzge will suffice to
prevent any assault against or revolutionary move-
ment within that city, but, in the contrary case,
the French battalions will form an invincible
barrier for the protection of the Eternal City and
the authority of the chief of the Church. In
congratulating the army of occupation the French
Government renders the protection of the city of
Rome more efficacious, but respects the principle
of non-interference. A. Dreolle also expreSses a
hope that the attitude of France will strengthen
the salutary reaction in Italy against the conse-
quences and dangers of the spirit of disorder.
The semi-official Patr7e says, it is happy to
state that the intended departure of the Pope is
without foundation. Several of the Paris papers
are writing against Garibaldi in unmeasured
terms. The Patnie says, if he persists in his
hatred of France, Victor Emmanuel must rally
around him all true' Italian hearts, and preserve
from anarchy the new-born freedom of Italy.
The Herald's Yaris correspondent mentions as
a report that. Marshal Vaillant is to have the
command in chief of the French army at Rome.
The Sardinian Government has been informed
that General .Goyon haA received instructions,
authorizing him to extend his action so far as the
military conditions to which it is naturally sub-
ordinate, will permit him. It only appertains to
the powers assembled in Congress to pronounce
one day on the questions which have arisen in
Italy from the late events ; but until then, the
Government of the Emperor, in conformity with
the mission which it has imposed upon itself,
will continue to discharge the duties resulting
from its sympathies with the Holy Father, and
from the presence of our flag in the
Catholic world.
FRANCE AND THE HOLY SEE.

PARIS, Sept. 30.
The reply given to the Duke de Cadore', who
was deputed to ascertain the real intentions of
France in reference to the protection of the Holy
See contained the assurance that nobody deplored
more than the Emperor the course taken by
Sardinia. Under actual circumstances the employ
of force instead of diminishing would but aggra-
vate the evil by plunging Italy into a struggle
from which a general war might arise. The
reply also stated that in order to afford an
efficacious protection to the Holy See the French
army in the Papal States would be increased to
24,000 men, whose mission would be to make the
patrimony of St. Peter, repeated this patrimony
properly so called, comprising a population of
4,000,000 souls, and including. Rome, Civita
Vecchia, and Viterbo. Marshal Vaillant, the
defender of Rome in 1849, will in case of need,
assume the command-in-chief of the army of
occupation should the patrimony of St. Peter be
threatened either by Garibaldi or Piedmont.

FRENCH INTERVENTION IN ITALY.
GREAT AUGMENTATION OF THE TROOPS

AT ROME.

The Paris correspondent of the Daily .2Vetrs
says that on Thursday a Privy Council was held
at St. Cloud, at which it is understood that a
proposal of General De Goyon to augment the
French army of occupation to twenty thousand
men, and, as some say, to put down Garibaldi, was
discussed. It is to be feared that the result was
a decision which will lead to a bloody war, and,
at the best, put an end for a long time to come to
all hope of the regeneration of Italy. Marsl.lal
Valliant leaves Paris to take the command of the
French army of Italy, and he will speedily be
followed by two divisions. Simultaneously with
this news, it is stated more positively than ever
that the Pope has made up his mind to leave
Rome, What possible excuse, therefore, can
there be for a French invasion of Italy ? Every
French newspaper now cries out upon Garibaldi.
He has just formed at Naples a Red Ministry,
but the term red does not now in Italy mean
republiwnism, but distrust of France.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.

PARIS, Sept. 290.30 p.m.

The Bourse has been rather animated, and
prices have improved. The final quotation of
Rentes was 68f. 65c., or 20 centimes higher than
yesterday.

SARDINIA.

TURIN, Sept. 29.

The Kinig has left Turin amid the loud cheering
of the population. Prince Carignan has arrived
here in the quality of lieutenant of the King.

PROGRESS OF THE SARDINIAN ARMY.
PARIS, Sept. 29.
The Patric says the vanguard of the Sardinian
army is at Tivoli, six kilometres from Rome-
The same journal announces that the Neapolitan
royalists have retaken Piedmonte, and. are masters
of the Volourno.

PERUGIA, Sept. 30.
The whole population of Sabina and Lucio have
risen to the cry of "Victor Emmanuel for ever."
The Chasseurs of the Tiber have defeated the Ponti-
fical gendarmes, and have hoisted the Italian flag on the
left side of the Tiber. General Brignonen's column is
advancing. The Neapolitan population on the frontiers
are imploring the protection of King Victor Emmanuel.

CAPITULATION OF ANCONA.
'TURIN, Sept. 29.
The Sardinian fleet having yesterday, by a
bold manceuvre, destroyed all the batteries of
the port of Ancona, General Lamoriciere sent
two envoys to General Fanti. This morning the
articles of capitulation weretlrawn up.,