Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
Fur,ber News from Europe.

Queenstown on the 18th, announce that the
prince Of Wales had arrived in England. The
fect encountered bad weather during the whole
massage, and got out Of provisions. The royal
narty were living for the last few days Of the
massage on salt and preserved provisions. The
fHeet was within IL days sail Of England on the
9Th. when a heavy gale set in and delayed their
progress.
The Prime reached Windsor Castle "n the
18th. The English press teens with warm
compliments to the American people.
The Times says that the Prince, whiio show
ing the feelings OF Il true born EnglishInan, has
elected the feelings Of all true Americans, and
50 brought the two face to face, and made them
feel that they arc brothers.
1t is rumored that the Duke Of Newcastle Is
TO receive the Order Of the Garter, now IN the
gift of her Majesty, owing to the death Of
Richmond.
There were rulnors Of ministerial changes
rife. It was reported that Mr. L.aity, who tie.
urcd in the Savoy negotiations, was to be
minister of the interior.
\ project was on foot to abolish the present
system Of renewable furloughs, and to establish
a reserve OH the plan Of the Prussian Land
weir. combined with that Of the English
militia.
The Commercial treaty of France and Eng
land was completed Il. Paris an the 10th, and
received final signatures. Mr.. Golden was
said to be completely FRUSTRATED by his l:hors.
The Boursc on the 18th was firrner and
higher, closing at G9C. o5c.
Tally.
There was Il report tia, II conspiracy had
been discovered at Gae!a against Francis I'd.
Two officers and two men were shot.
The official Pird;uontrsc Gazette Of the 18th
saws that the NeapuIitans, under Gen. Sahrac-
no, had proposed to Fanti the surrender OF the
Nrapoli,an troops, who remained outside Of
Gucta, consisting OF ten battal;nns Of cfiasScurs
and Z regiment Of cavalry. Fantl rejected thu
proposition.
After = combat Oh the 18th, the Bourbon
troops rc-cntercd Glrta, anu the SdrdlniaI!S
took up fresh positions around the own The
garrison Of Gacta consisted Of IS bittaIloHs,
bat 4 despatch announces that twO merchant
steamers, carrying the French c%olors, had left
Gacta with troops, supposed for CIvlia |ec-
CHA.
The l.azaronia at Naples INDUCED in Il demon.
~stration in favor of Garlbaldi and the dictator
ship, and were dispersed BY the troops.
Victor Emmanuel had prohibited tho desIruc-
tioa Of Fort St. Elmo.
GARIDALDIs FAREWELL. Address.
The following is the farewell address Of IT,
ribaldi
NAPLES, Nov. S.-''To MY Companions III
Arms:-Wr must now consider the period
which is Just finishing as the last stage but one
in our national resurrection, and prepare our.
selves TO finish worthily the marvellous design
Of the elect Of twenty generations, the compile
ton Of Which Providence has reserved for this
fortunate age Of yours.
Yes, Young men, Italy owes to you an nj.
dertaking which has been marked by the ap.
planse of the universe. To this wonderful nc
count in your country'S history, another more
glorious still will be added, and the slave shall
Show at last 10 his free brethren i sharpened
sword forged from the links Of his fctters.-
To arms, then, all Of you, and the oppressors
and the mighty will disappear like the dust.
"You, too, women, cast away ali towards
from your arms, that will only give you cow
ards for children, and you who arc the daugh-
tiers Of the land Of duty, must have children
who are noble and brave. Let tiinid doctrines
lie cast out from amongst Us. Providence has
Italy with Victor Emmanuel, and by
the side Of Victor Emmanuel every quarrel
should be forgotten.
'.Ouce more repeat my battle cry, TO arms,
all O! yon.' II March, 1861, does not lind 4
million Of Italians in arms, then alas for libc:-
ty. alas for Italy Let the March Of 1851, or,
if necessary, the February, find US all :i oar
posts. Italians OF Calatafrrui, Palermo, Vol
turlo. Ancoua, CastiIiidardo ami l~scrI:i, every
man of this land who is not Il coward, or 4
slave, is OH orr side. All Of Us, all OF us, l
standing round the glorious hero Of Pa
lestri, will strike the last blow nj the crrlnhiing
cdifcc Of tyranny.
'Isccci"td, volunteers, the fonorcd conquer
ors o; battles, one word Of farewell from ne TO-
day. | am obliged to retire, but it Is for IA lew
LAYS only. The hour Of battle will lind ne
With YOU again. Lei those only return to their
homes who are called by the imperative duties
their families those who, by their wounds ;
deserved the gratitude Of their country.
Those will serve Italy in their homes by their
~ronnscls, and in the very aspect OF their noble
wounds. Apart from these, let all others re.
main 10 guard our glorious baIIncrS. !
we shall meet cIc long again, - march 10
selher for the redemption Of our brethren who
ire still the slaves I'll the stranger. We shall
meet again ere long, ual march together /" new
Ga Garibaldi taking his departure Tor HE
Stand Of Capre,a, he was overwhelmed with
he u,est striking demonstrations OF sympathy
rom the King, the staff, the officers, and the
III general. !
An attempt had been male 10 Introduce arms
Hungary. English vessels were engaged
n the enterprise.
Austrian preparations for war were t:ontinu-
ing at Mantua, &c. .,
IL is stated that tho Ncapolitan troops which
lately invaded the Papal Territory, did 80
through treacllcry on the part Of llIeir Gene !
rails. The Pope had sent Tor their relief 10000 j
Roman scudi, and General Goyon $1,000 "a t
The troops will be sent by the Papal .
Gorcrnme nt to their ownc country. t
The papal Government has everywhere DC
MED the report that the Pope will leave lt1Ine.
CHINA. "
The Times publishes a long communication
rom its correspondent in China. The rupture
negotiations took place on the Gth, and on
the 9Th the army moved forward on Pekin; on '
the 9Th Lord Elgin followed. and on the llth !
the outposts Of thr allied forces had reached a /
place called Ynng .lSun, lJrty-fve miles from !
Pekin.
The Times thinks that by the middle Of the I
uonth the E.ngliSh and French wcrc under the !
walls Of the capital. and that if the Chinese
we're disposed 10 resist, another t"tt!e must ,
have been fought about this time.
The Paris N~iunitclir asserts thai TIE ii;r>t I
telegraph from Sir ll"!'e ''f";'' i"!iy ant!i'rfze5 !
The hone that Il recourse /" arms will iti IL.
in china.
Public Meeting In Chesterfield. )
\ public irrcrlirc L: the ]citizcr's "I Chester l
field, Irrespective 81 parties. will he held al The ,
Court House IN "a Monday IL Drcchlb"r, THAT '
being cour! day.J MANY Ei1i%ESS' '
y Richmond VIII. a;d Petersburg l'atrrs .
please copy.
Later from C~uliioruia-By s'"ry Express.
FORT krARHsr, Nos. 2Iiii The :""'f en- '
press. with ialrs from Snn Francs" s." re
-th ~ Nov has arrived.