Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-25
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Reported for the Daily Intelligencer
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the city of washington.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Oct. 23d, Midnight
The steamship City of Washington, for
Liverpool, passed of Cape Race this even
{. ing. Her advices were obtained by the
news yacht of the Associated press.
1 The steamer Jura arrived at Liverpool
on the 9th inst.
The news by the City of Washington, is
three days later than was furnished by the
steamer Arabia, and confirms the report OF
Garibaldi's great victory. The battle was
fought at Yalturne. The details OF the
fight describe it as a protracted aud
bloody struggle. The Neapolitan forces
were driven back in confusion to Capua
Their losses are estimated at 5000 kill
ed, besides 300 taken prisoners The loss
on Gnribaldi's side was estimated at from
1900 to 1000.
There had been no military movements
reported since the battle and the affairs of
the Papal States were unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9th.-Breudstufs have
declining tendency, and the quotations
for all qualities excepting corn, which is
steady, are slightly lower. Provisions
continue dull.
LONDON, Oct. 9th.-Consols closed at
93s for money, and 7s4@7s3 for account
ST. JOINS, Oct. 24.-The following are
GNS GlSpaISdCS ny SuG SkcdluSulp
City of Washington, the transmission Of
which was prevented last night by the
wires being out of order:
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Piedmontese
troops have entered the Neapolitan terri
tory, and portion assisted the Guribnldi-
ans in the battle of Volturne.
Mazzini has left Naples.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. n.-BreadstuEfs are
firm, but quiet. Provisions dull. The
circulars report Flour dull and lower
Wheat dull, and lD2c. lower. Sugar
firm. Coffee quiet
LoNDoN MONEY MABKET, Thursday.-The
money markets. unchanged, although there
is an increased demand. Consols %
The battle of Yolturne commenced by
30, 900 Neapolitans attacking the Gnribal-
dians during thick mist. The attacking
force carried some of the positions, driving
back the Garibaldans, whose number was
less than half. Garibaldi then went for
ward with revolver in his hand, and II
desperate fight ensued, lasting eight hours,
and ending in the route of the Neapoi-
tans. The losses of both sides have been
already stated. The German brigade
was cut off and driven into the mountains,
and the Royalists made sortte to rescue
them, but were repulsed. The King of
Naples and his brothers were present at
the battle.
Rumors prevailed that Capua had sur
rendered, but they lack confirmation.
The line of posts about Valtnrne are
sill strongly protected. and the Neapoli-
tans are prepared to defend their positions
Garibaldi has called on King Victor
Emanuel to go to Naples, and to send him
Il reinforcement of $4,000 men.
1t is reported that the three great Pow
crs have protested against the Piedmon-
tese army entering the Neapolitan terri
tory.
RoNE.-The Pope still remained at
Rome.
Gen. Lamorciere had returned to France.
Tie Fr.Lch troops had occupied numer-
Gus places near Rome. 1t is reported that
third division of the Freuch army will
be sent from France.
Vast military movements are reported to
be going on in Austria.
The English funds were depressed by
the heavy exports of gold to France.
The City of Washington pnssed the
steamship Kangaroo from New York for
Liverpool on the llth.
LoNDoN.-Flour declining, and quota
tions are barely maintained.