Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
TELEGRAPHTC.
lOVER THE STATE LINEl
ARRIVAL OF THE
OVERLAND MAIL.

Garibaldi--The Papal States--DOmes-
tic News, &c, &c.
GILRoY. Sept 5th. 1859.
The Overland stage arrived at Gilrcy this
morning at about o'clock, bringing dates
from s.. Louis to Aug. 18th.
FAnTHtR PoISr, Aug. 18th. The steamer
North America has passed this point She
left Liverpool on Wednesday Sd hist Her
news embraces the details Of numerous dis
asters to American Ships.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Millner
moved an address to her Majesty praying her
TO enter into negotiations with the United
States, for the purpose of preventing assaults
and crueties upon sehnieh engaged in traffic
between the two countries, and of bringing
to justice the perpetrators of such ofIenses.
Gen. Pierce had passtd through Liverpool.
en- route for the Lake Districts. He was ex-
pected to sail for New York in about two
weeks.
The Earl of Mentos, father.in law of Lord
John Russell, is dead
Serious strikes among laborers were oc-
curing in London.
The London Post says that Gnribadi has
sent circular to all the free States ot Italy,
declaring his army to be ready, at any mo-
ment, to continue the Italian war of inde-
pendence. Garibaldi has issted the follow,
ing dated zuere, Jul5 lJth
"However political circumstances may 60
in the preseHt crisis, it is the duty of
Italians not only not to lay down their arms
and manifest encouragement but 10 swell
their ranks and show Europe that, guided by
the Heroic Victor Emanuel, they are ready
again to confront the vicissitudes of war in
what ever form they may present themselves.
FRANcE.-The harvests are reported to ex.
ceed those of an ordinary year.
The PAPAL STATEs.-The Times correspon.
dent from Rome, says there is great di5satis
faction here and have no hesitaiioh in saw.
ing that the French soldiers alone keep down
a general outbreak. The Jesuits have been
driven out of Farlenzia and Ferrara The
Bol5gna Gazette publishes declaration that
the provinces of Romanga have shaken of
the Papal yoke, never to return again. and
that they were to be annexed to Sardinia
French troops are continually passing thro'
Milan on their way to France.
The Paris Moniteur announces the dissolution
of the army.
LoNDoN.-The Tsmes' Paris correspondent
says the Emperor is very anxious to satisfy
the European powers ofhis pacific intentions
and before many days they viii be invited
to a congress. when a solution of the Italian
difficulty will be proposed, which will de-
serve support for its liberal character
Prince Napoleon is said to be indefatigable
in his efforts for an ameable settlement of ali
differences among the European powers. Or.
ders have been for the disarming of all the
ships at Brest and for the French Admiral to
haul down his flag. Indeed, what was called
the Ocean Squadron has ceased to exist.
Domestic News.
| CINCINNATI, August 14th.-Three games of
| Billiards, of 250 points each were played
last night between Michael Phelan, of New
York, Philip Tieman of Cincinnati. and Mr.
Bird, of Philadelphia. First game, be-
tween Tieman and Bird, won by Tieman,-
Bird scoring $50 points. Second game, be-
tween Tieman and Phelan, won by Tieman
Phelan scoring 80 points Third game, be-
tween Phelan and Bird, won by Phelan,-
Bird scoring 1856 points. No stakes
New YoRK, Aug. 14th.-The Steamship
Vanderbilt, from Southampton, with dates to
to Sd inst, arrived here last night.
WAsuINGroN, Aug. l3.-Gen Gushing has
been rendered the mission to Central Ameri-
ca but it is doubtful whether he can accept.
The Administration regards the position of
great Importance, under existing circum-
stances.
The New York Post says that it is under
stood, that, upon certain conditions, Sickles
will surrender his claims for representing the
Third Congressional District The plan is to
hold q special election, the contracting par.
ties agreeing to nominate an Anti Lecompton
Democrat
The news from Pixies Peak is contradicto-
ry.
George Loting, the Grand Master of Odd
Fellows, who absconded from England with
$4,000 belonging to the order, has turned
up in Clifton, Canada Ne6t.