The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26
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RosroN. October 90

| nv the 81. Leuis asd Westera Telegraph
Stebbin's Line.
BosroN, October CO.
AZ $50 this morning. tho Prince and
suite left tho Revere House, under the es-
cort of the Lancers. and took . special
train splendidly equipped, for Portland.
Their departure was made
amid hearty cheers by the immense crowds
present at the depot. The train started 1t
$40, and was expected to run to Portland
in hours.
The three parties opposed to the Repub
licans have united in the fourth and fifth
Congressional districts on Messrs. Biglow,
and Appleton for Congress against Rice
and Burlingarne.
| PHILADELPHIA, October Goth.
Scofield's wool and yarn factory on Will
low-street was burnt last night. Loss,
$50, 900.
INDEPENDENCE, No., 23d. 1860.
New Mexico mail with dates to the 9Th
inst, arrived this morning. The companies
against the Navajoes Indians had been gone
about two weeks. In their absence band
of Indisks came within 8 miles of Santa Fe
and ran off 230 mules belonging to Ellis
berg and Amberg. A company of thirty
soldiers under command of Capt. Gibbs
went in pursuit, but failed to overtake them
A company of Mexicans and Rubbos also
went and recovered 60 of the mules. The
balance of the mules are entirely lost,
which will be heavy loss to tho owners.
About the same time of the above transac-
ton the Indians succeeded in running from
the government herd at Albuquerque one
hundred head beef Cattle; they were fol-
lowed, but the Indians killed all their cattle
and made their escape. On the 9th inst: a
tribe of Indians crossed the river within
twelve miles of Santa Fe, going in the di-
rection of Gallisteo. The governor and Col
Fauntleroy were at Loggerhead with regard
to tearing down an old building. No news
from the plains Of Importance.
New York, Oct 23d, 1860.
The steamer Ariel arrived this morning
with the California mails Of Oct. 1st, and
over $500, 900 in specie. The ship Panama
brings Buenos Ayres news to September
4th. She passed the United States Brig
Dolphin going in. There was q heavy
gale at Buenos Ayres, August 28th, during
which the British barks Crusader and Reel
procity colided in the harbor, and both
sunk, eleven seamen losing their lives
Many other vessels were driven ashore, or
otherwise-damaged slightly. The Custom
House was flooded, and q large amount of
foreign goods damaged. Many buildings
were washed away. Boscio was deserted,
the inhabitants having all removed in
boats large quantities of hides. beef, &C.,
at the soldiers barracks were destroyed.
j. Cooper has been appointed receiver at
Lccompton. Kansas.
The United States Steamship Crusader,
had shot fired across her bows by q
Spanish man-of war steamer, when Capt
Moffatt replied by firing, hoisting his col
ors and bearing down upon her, with his
men at quarters, demanding what was
meant. 1t was a mistake the Crusader
looks somewhat like the City of Norfolk,
and hence the misapprehension.
C1NcrNNArr, Oct 23.
Official returns from Ohio, give Brinker-
hof, Republican, for Supreme Judge, IL,
903 majority.
ST. JOINS, N. F., October 23d.
The mail steamship City of Washing.
ton. which left Liverpool, Wednesday. via
Queenstown, 1lth inst, passed Cape Race
at o'clock this evening. The dates by
this arrival are four days later than by the
Arabia. The news by the City of Wash
ington is mainly confined to details of tn,
battle of Volturro. The Neapolitans. es
tlmated at 30, 900 strong, attacked the Gar
ibaldlans, on the first, under cover Of .
thick mist, and carried some positions, and
for time succeeded in driving back the Gar
: ibaldians, whose number did not reach hal
theirs. Garibaldi went forward, revolver
in hand, cheering on his men, and after
desperate fight of eight hours duration, the
Neapolitans were broken, routed, and were
pursued close under the walls of Capua
A brigasss of Germans were cut off from
the main boiy .: s the Nearrcciitan army ant
driven to the Mountains. INC Garloa.~.
ans took 5000 prisoners, and it was esti
mated that the Neapolitans had 5000 kill.
ed and wounded-the loss of the Garibal
dians was stated at between $500 and a.,
900 men. The royalists subsequently made
a sortie from Capua to the rescue of thu
German brigade but were repulsed. Tn,
King of Naples and his brother were pres
ent at the battle. Rumors were current tina
Capua had surrendered, and the lombard
ment OF the town was progressing, but nei
ther had been confirmed. The line of tho
Volturno was still strongly protected, ant
it was said the Nearolitans were preparing
to defend their position. Some SardiniaI
troops assisted the Ga,ibaldians in the bat
tie. Garibaldi had called on the king 8
Sardinia to go to Naples, and to lend hin
14O. 900 men Immediately. The Piedmon
tese troops had entered the Neapolitan Ter
ritory. 1t was reported that three of tn
: great powers had protested against the en-
try of the Sardinians into Naples. Maxzin
had entered Naples at the request of tn
pro dictator. Advices from the papal State
, indicate no change in affairs there.
> ROCHESTER, October 23d.
The trot between Flora Temple and Pat
chen took place this P. NJ. 1000 peopl
were present. The late rains made the trscl
heavy. and there was q slight fall of rail
l just as the horses started. Patchen wo
the first heat. Flora the second, third an
fourth heats. Time 2:29, 2:29, 2.28, 2:3C
8 New ORLEANS, Oct. 23d.
a A boiler exploded at the chemical work
: at the corner Of Julia and Fulton streets, t
day, demolishing portion of the from
walls and injuring two persons.
D LEE, MASS, October oath.
D One of the boilers ut Platner 4 Smith
s new paper mill in this town, exploded thi
morning at 5 o'clock. seriously and probs
bly, fatally injuring John Dacher, of KEN
Conn. The damage to property by fiji