The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-05 00:00:00

NEW VICTORY BY GARIBALDI.

GENOA, OCT. 4.
According to advices received here, Garibaldi had
sent the following despatch to Naples, dated
" HEAD-QUARTERS, Oct. 1.
" Victory along the whole line.
" The Royal troops are being pursued."

TURIN, FRIDAY.

The Diritto publishes despatches from Naples,
dated the 2d October, stating that the Royal troops
had been repulsed from Caserta, and were sur-
rounded. The Garibaldians made 2,000 prisoners.

MARSEILLES, OCT. 4.

The following is a summary of the allocution
delivered by the Pope in the Consistory of Car-
dinals, held on the 28th ult. :

His Holiness detested and deplored the conduct
of Piedmont, and her guilty invasion of the Papal
States. He spoke with emotion of the brave soldiers
who died in his defence, and had the firm hope that
they have obtained eternal peace and blessedness.
He reproved and condemned in every way the
detestable and sacrilegious attacks of the King and
the Government of Piedmont. He declared their
acts to be null and of no effect. He protested, and
would not cease to protest, in order to maintain
entire the civil power enjoyed by the Roman Church.
The Pope further said that the support of foreign
assistance against criminal invasion was still to
be desired, and recalled the reiterated declara-
tions made by one of the most powerful princes
of Europe.

His Holiness thus continued :

"Whilst, however, we have for a long time
been expecting such a result, we are most pain-
fully affected in seeing the authors and abettors
of this invasion advance as far as the walls of
our capital, as though they had the assurance
that no one would oppose them.
"In presence of such a perilous position we
see ourselves forced, even against our will, to the
sad necessity of occupying ourselves with the
measures to be taken for the protection of our
dignity."

The Pope then deplored the disastrous and
pernicious policy of non-intervention, and above all
its detestable application to the Roman question.
He called upon all the princes of Europe to examine
seriously what great and innumerable evils are
comprised in the detestable event which he de-
plored, and said that if such an odious violation of
international law were not entirely nullified, there
would no longer be left any force and security to
any legitimate right.
" All Sovereigns," his Holiness said, " should be

convinced that their cause is intimately bound up
with ours. In coming to our aid they will provide
equally for the preservation of their rights.

His Holiness concluded by saying that he had no
doubt that the Catholic princes and peoples would
come to the assistance of the Father of the Faithful,
who is attacked by the paricidal arms of a degene-
rate son.

ANCONA, OCT. 4.
The following order of the day of his Majesty
the King of Sardinia has been issued :
" Soldiers !—I am satisfied with you, because
you are worthy of Italy. By arms you have van-
quished your enemies, and by conduct the calum-
niators of the Italian name.

" The mercenaries whom I set free will speak of
Italy and of you in foreign countries, after having
learned that God recompenses those who serve him,
and not those who oppress people and despise the
right of nations. We must establish a strong
Italian monarchy on the liberty of peoples who will
aid us with order and concord. The national
army will increase more and more the glory which
since eight centuries has shone on the cross of

Savoy.
" Soldiers, I take the command. It would cost
me too much not to be foremost wherever there may
be danger."

VIENNA, OCT. 4

The name-day of the Emperor of Austria was
celebrated to-day by a religious ceremony in the
Cathedral of St. Stephen, and by a military pa-
rade of the garrison.

VENICE, OCT. 4.

The wives and families of the generals and offi-
cers of the Austrian army in Venetia have re-
ceived orders to immediately quit the Venetian