Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-09
News by Pony Express.

News by Pony Express.
Dates from ST. Louis by the Pony Express
which arrived at Sacramento Sunday even
ing, are to the evening of Sept. 2Gth. We
take the following from the Union:
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25th.-The steamship Adri-
attic, with dates from Europe to Sept. 18th,
arrived at New York Sept. Path.
Garibaldi entered Naples, with his staff
alone, on the sth. The joy was intense. Ma
Piles was tranquil. A Provisional Govern
ment was formed. Garibaldi exercised the
powers of Dictator, end appointed Admiral
Perino commander of the fleet and arsenal
lie proclaimed Victor Emanuel king. A
capitulation of the fort was expected to follow
Immediately.
An insurrection has taken place in the
Papal States and the Papal troops were de-
fcated by the insurgents Victor Emanuel
was proclaimed king. Urbina was free The
insurrection was extending to the Marches.
A panic prevailed in Rome
The Sandman flag was flying in all the
ports of MAJ les.
Garibaldi found eighty millions of livres in
the Bank of Naples.
France admonishes Sardinia against aggres
sion.
Victor Emanuel has ordered the Sandman
troops to enter the Marches at Lumbril He
made speech, declaring it his policy to free
Italy from foreign adventures and prevent
popular hatred from unloosng itself
Russia seeks perfect reconciliation with
Austria.
The wheat crop in the United Kingdom
will prove full average
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Devens and his assistants, with the mail be
tween Santa Fe and Ell Paso, were murdered
by band of Indians. The mail and coach
were torn to pieces.
The Navaio oes killed one child and carried
off three others ear Santa Clara. Colonel
Faunteroy had employed three hundred
Utah warriors to fight the Navaioes. The
Independent Volunteers campaign against
the same Indians was progressing finely
The United States Marshal and two depu-
ties attempting to arrest three fugitive slaves
in Morrow county, Ohio, were beset by mob
of negroes and whites, armed with guns and
pistols and severely handled. They were
fired upon and returned the fire, shooting off
the fingers of one of the rioters. The fugi-
tives escaped.
A boiler at Wallace's marble works, Pitts
burg, exploded, September oath. killing and
wounding number of persons 1t passed
through the building, reducing it partially to
ruins, and striking the front of Robt Bank
ers clothing store, killing the proprietor,
who standing in the door. 1t then
passed through Swartz's lager beer hall, kill
ing German, and finally landed in the Pres
byterian grave yard The following persons
were among the killed: Robt. Burke, j. II.
Hamelton, VIM. Agnew, John McCutcheon,
JAS CutcheoD, Thomas MeDermott, William
Burke James Lafferty and VIM. McLan.
The schr. Neptune's Bride capsized on the
coast of Maine, on Thursday last. The cap.
tain and eleven hands (no names given) were
lost in the surf
Karstendeck's and other liquor stores on
Tchoupitoulas street, between Lafayette and
Girard streets, New Orleans were burned on
the night of Sept 2lst A heavy explosion
ofspirits in the fourth story of Karstendeck's
store leveled the building, buryng forty or
fifty persons in the ruins. At o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon, Sept. 22d, l3 dead bodies
and several wounded were eXtricated. Loss,
S50,000 A well builG square in the Fourth
District was also burned on Saturday. Loss
between $4,000 and $4,000 mostly in
sured.
Lamountain, in a recent balloon ascension
at Albany. N. Y, attempting to land at East
Jonesboro'. Mass, caught by tornado,
which dashed him against stone wall sense
less. He was severely injured, and it was
some time before he recovered
Baron ReRfrew was the guest of John @.
Spencer, at Chicago, on Sunday last. and at
tended the Presbyterian church. Tonight
he is expected to arrive at St. Louis, to be
present at the Fair, which is now in full blast.
The crowd is large.
Adam Glossbrenner has accepted the APP
pointment of Private Secretary to the Presi-
dent
= al L.. L.
appointed Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance
in place of Ingraham, detailed to the steam
sloop Richmond.
The sloop of war Pawnee has been ordered
to Key West to take Minister MeLane to
Mexico.
Purser Abbott, of the Pawnee, who had
been held to bail for holding money collected
while Purser of the St. Lawrence, tor re-
demption from slavery Of the family of q
manumitted slave, was released yesterday by
the Court of Quarter Sessions at Philadelphia
The schr. J. A. Taylor, from Utilla on the
18th, arrived at New Orleans on the Gath
bringing 2s men of Walkers expedition
Walker and Rudler were imprisoned at Trux
lilo, and were to have been shot next day.
The N. o. Picayune, ofSept. 2lst, has higl
authority from Havana for stating that some
thing serious was pending between Spain anC
Mexico. An expedition of 10000 persons
was now being fitted out there for Vera Cruz
Gov. III. V. johnson had an enthusiast,
reception at Pittsburg, Saturday night. HI
spoke one hour on non-intervention.
Mr.. Douglas spoke on Saturday to larg,
crowd at Cleveland Ohio.
The steamer A. B. Chambers sunk las
night at the mouth of the Missouri. No live
were lost.
Official advices from Washington announc'