, 1860-10-13

uosroy, Oct. 1o.-The steamshp IEsns e.
93th uet, !la Hahf"' ..vm
Wa have littt- naa arrived,
selFs r" - -uoitlonal nens. Lord Rus
-~.. 10 James Hudson, British Minister
70 Turin, expresses The fear that the attack
pIes may lead to An attsck upon the possessions
Of Austria III Venetia. If The King Of Pied
mont VIA not At liberty to exert ths ptelimlna-
riee of Villa Franco and the treaty Of Zurich,
now that he haa pledged his royal word. ha il
not at liberty to attack nation with which be
promised to iEe in peace and fFIendahlp.
Shculd such An event occur, Italy would again
be exposed to all the chances Of uncertainty. !.
Gariha1di hsa consented to depatation Of
Veuetians publishing Journal in Naples to
excite the people Of Venetis to general rising.
liz told them the present WEI was the only M.
tional one which could give them + country.
"Our battles are 50 many marches to our pro-
Rrass to the Alps, on the summit of which alone
We will STOP" HI authorized them to net 81 an
association for the purpose Of raining sabsldy
! On All kinds Of insurreetionary war making: j,
| The Kings soldiers st Gaeta had demolished
the residence OF tho French Consul under the
ptesenes th.s theFe Tas conu!vanse between
| him and 9a1ibaldi He wAA absent.
a formal order has been given to tie Ped
montese commander to avoid conflict With tho
French, and oven the discussion Of any ques'
tions Whatever with the French commanders:
It is said Fsrini is to retire, as conpromisa
between Garibaloi and the .Cavour administra'
tiou.
The commander Of tbs Fort Of B.ia, near
Naples, still rekists, and threatens to blow ul
tho Fortress
Trn1s. es.-Farini accompanies the kin9. te
Florence and Bologna. Siclban deputatlol
il expected to-day to pay homage to tne hing
The remainder Of the military contingent O.
1900 men is called under arms.
| Nr.,, v,p- 0r+ 70 THE Africa &ff1Y6Q ~ 1
News mainly anticipated
LATEST v1A QuEESsrowN.-PAr1s correspond
ant Of Daiiy Astos says there was FH.J Coua
! ell held Thursday, II which II WAS anoets'oo'
\ proposal from Gen. Guyon 70 augment 10
French army in Rome to q, ,oeo. and some 10!
to put doTn Gayiba1di, Was discharged: 1t is +
b. feared tbs result was decision which vii
lead to bloody war, And at the best put an en-
for long time TO all hope for the Regeneration
Of Italy.
| mand Of the army Of Italy, and will speedily
followed by two dislaions.
It ia staied more positively than ever that th
Pope hsd resolved to 1eaTe Rome:
The market for conso1s closed hat on oatul
daY, cold and wet weather hsTlng dep1etae
j influence. M,
! The csu;tutatiou Of Aucona is confirmed. Th
vanguard Of the Sardinian army Was II lippo'
six Kilometres from Rome.
The Paris Pltrle reports the Neapoh1an no.
alists masters Of the Folturro.
Paris Bourse animated and higher; hene'
! 6sa69. >.
4 second body Of English volunteers, Il
. strong, for Ga1iba!di, had embarked.
The ship Conway. chartered to the Cover
meat for The conveyance of the soldit1s' iaT
lies to India, had been abandoned 500 NIL
from Madeira The passengers and crew we
all rescued.
lis reported that Garibaldi has Withdraw
the command Of the feet from Admiral ferso1
II ia stated that Austria Intended 10 pfopo
. nj Warsaw that the different Powers sbou
not recognise any settlement OF the l'al
question ~ binding, without her consent.
Thomas Smith d Co., distlleEs Ut Lonao
have suspended. Liabilities considerable