, 1860-11-02


Committee Of fifteen. They do not think
that the Breckenridge interest is as fully
represented as it ought to be, but that un-
der the circumstances, and 10 the hope Of
preventing what they consider would be q :
calamity to the country---the election Of
Lincoln = they will urge their friends
throughout the State to go for it. .rT
EUROPEAN NEws.-Tle steamship City
Of BaltiMors, with European dates to the
9th of September, has arrived ~
Garibaldi had concentrated his forces on, !,
the heights Of ValIento, preparing for an
attack by the Neapolitan troops. N' -'a
The Sardinians bombarded Ancona nine
hours without effect; the reply was vigor.
Gus. The cannonade continued, by land
and sea, at intervals, up TO the last MOI
meHt. .- ..-,.r ....,
The Sqrdinians continued to advance in
the Pap6l States. The fortress Of Santo
Leo surrendered to them, after some hours
fighting. The Sardinians occupied the
fortress Of CASTELAR,. = '7- 20 aooa
Garibaldi had met with some reverses
near Capua He had issued fresh proc
lamation, in which he says that be will joinl
'he oaroInian troops and begin his march
against Venice. a B 2sa9 h .rnloMs9
The autagopism between .Garibaldi and,
the ministry Of Count Cayour continued,
Victor Emanuel had determined 10 20 10
Nsples and have bersonal interyiew VIM
3aribaIdi ~ -53T oi.l tIs
,,'is3. ans5 as3,gg.4
Inc kIng q naples was supposed % De
sun NJ CaPua'
The official Journal at Rome contains
Cardinal AntonelIi's note, claiming the as
sistance Of the Catholic Powers. ss1sj bua
= H., ,c.l,,..,. a DIX ,,.s es.a3
it ~ 90 ' "au pesn APo',sH ~ s'O1, ~
Nap,e' p"i, f,, f'-.,. .r,..i .,...s..,o.,.,.i
MIscEI1ANEous.-The Sardiniah Ambas-
sador at Paris had quilted that city, iaai
ioOTrdaman l1V;ctor;. .r,hod,t. "A a, p,sss;s ar
IN Ssd of SrStarber' is,.' sccSnraniea ~ Nv
Lord John Russell.Sil7 90 % sil9usd iaail
"a sov.,.l ,,o.rs Ma i.s,.sa yh;,,,s..rs
~ az ',ssS onss, - ~ Fn'IseSD ~ Tbs' -ssshss
~. ~ ts,,so0 H., ,,,rn'isin,'''. -.
= !. 80 80 = ~ ~
Tbs UNBURrEb Dean o. STRIkS-.l.ato
Syrihn correspondence Of the Boston 1has5
sler says; la.i. "a .s.3
More than iO,v0o human bodies sun le
Hpon the sides Of Mount Aermon, ~ inll
view from the Sea of dalilee and the Med
iterranean, upon the plains Of Sidon, the
ancient Pbenielan, blaekeningin The suns
and their blood stlll cries onT g Heaven
for vengeance ltis az oriental custom
to leave the murdered uead unonried unth
Justice has been satisfied, ana although ip
syria the siiee. o. .he climate upon q dead
Sonys of,sr III dsnartp = 81 M snis'f rom
~, asrthl,, ,Se.o,srt l,ess t,e,aies h..s -
rsa,nsa a1hurird ana N 4, comnlsl. 1,as.6f
nreservation- Ia The. .eourt.Tards ~ fbe
nsIaces IN The barracLs and WHEREVER tbe
| rbris,ian bas failsn tbera lies tbe bodv
s,ili s,,,s;t;nr, 1io ver,,eo,,.. ~ rfSlc.
~ nam sl,s s,,,,ss.sn,' o,,7l - "a -. A.
he 'Gbri,,ians ~ Mannt I,ebanou
- N
hEsEwED fEHsEoviloSs o. lAE Shhis, .
TIANs IN, MADAGASCAR. = Anoiher a,smni
story o. tas lPeEseenuop q . ne neslke ostls-
\ ~ X MAJ y t5iTs,v aesr rbo NJ Men ike
sconrrs n M island for thirty 'vears 'past
sSd bss5 IN. I vain -ont forth All ker power-fo
roo, 1 ont cheisiianitv ! ,SroI, irs soIl seems a
~ rsns,Ssd M energies' ~ that hed
csns. w;,b;n ~ iast Nv sv,craors--still with
ort ~ snccsss RI ! strange selicontradie-
In s sbe bss nj 10 dcalb sueh of heF reie-
stivss and great oiIleers ns would uerppfu-
ate her diabolical policy towards the
Christia1s. and has thus seemingly secured
the succession Of her own son, who tor years
past has been an avoued disciple OF tho
persecnted religion. ~ a -9t
Q a ,.a.;os. u - ~ q ~ lis hecn d;.e6y.
cred IN Scotland and explored Ior the dis
tanco Of forty or fifty yardsi the sides and
roof are ihickly covered with siaiacliies,
which have close resemblance 70 well
known objects One projects from the