Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-08-20
Garibaldi has issued the following order, d.

Oar1Daldl has issued the following order, da-
ted Levere, July 18th: ~.
However political affairs may 20 in he
present circumstances, it is the duty of Ital-
ians, not only not to lay down their arms and
manifest Encouragement, but to swell their
ranks, and show the Pope, that guided by the
heroic Victor Emmanuel, they are ready again
to confront the vicissitudes of war, in what
ever form they present themselves"
THE PAPAL STATEs.-The Times cores.
pondent from Rome says There is great
dissatisfaction here, and have no hesitation
in saying that the French soldiers alone keep
down general outbreak. The Jesuits have
been driven out of Faensa, Forli and Ferrara.
The Bologna Gazette publishes declaration
that the provinces of Romagna have shaken
off the Papal yoke never to return again, and
that their wish is to be annexed to Sardinia.
The Tuscan army has taken up position
between Modena and Reggie.
ITALY.-The Milan Gazette states that the
French troops are constantly passing through
Milan on their way to France.
TURIN, July 30.-The dictator of Modena
has convoked the popular assemblies. All
persons competent to read and write, and
whose age is not less than twenty -one years
will be entitled to VOTE Perfect order pre-
walls. ".
TURIN, Aug. 1.-The king has received the
Coun Reisel as special envoy of Napoleon for
the purpose of bringing about the restora-
ton of the Grand Dukes of Tuscany and No
dena.
REBELLION IN INDIA.-The dates are to
July II. The dissatisfaction among the late
Company European troops is increased at
Hernhampore. They are in open mutiny and
have entrenched themselves iu barracks and
elected officers to command them. The fusi
leers have followed the example of the Bengal
troops.
Central India is quiet The Times Cal.
cutta correspondence says the campaign has
been left to the Dude Police, and Europeans
have withdrawn under cover. The rebels
were still 5000 strong, but were in terrible
distress
CHINA.-The U. S. steamer Powhattan had
got on shore near Woosung, but it was ex.
pected she would be got off uniniured.
Intelligence from Cochin China tells of los
es sustained by the Allies forces, and says
that great sickness prevails.
The natives fight bravely, and it is said
that the French Admiral had applied for re.
Inducements.
[By Telegraph to Southampton
PARIS, Wednesday.-The Moniteur an.
nounces the dissolution of the army of the
Rhine, though the camps Chalons and Elfant
remain established.
LONDON, Wednesday.--The Times Paris
correspondent says the Emperor is very anx
| ious to satisfy the European Powers of his
pacific intentions, and before many days, thu
European Powers will be invited to Congress
where solution of the Italian difficulty viii
be proposed, which will deserve support from
its liberal character.
Prince Napoleon is said to be indefatigable
| in his efforts for the amicable settlement o.
all differences between the European powers
Orders have been given for the disarmine
| of all the ships at Brest, and for the French
| Admiral to haul down his flag Indeed, wha
was called the Ocean Squadron, has ceased t.
exist
A dispatch from Bologna says the Sardin
ian commissioner, the Marquis A Azeglio, hat
issued proclamation announcing his recall
recommending the people to remain Tranquil
and promising in the name Of Victor Emanue
| to endeavOr to obtain the concurrence of the
European governments for accomplishing theil
Just and reasonable wishes. The Minister had
convoked the National Assembly. Perfec,
order prevails.
The Duke of Grammont, the French am.
bassador to Rome, arrived at Paris on Mon.
day.
The threatened strike in building trade al
London was becoming serious. A meeting Of
several thousand workmen was held at Hyde
Park, and speeches were made of an unto on
promising character