The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-04
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.. az Sardinia In the Roman
'N' The Papai Army pisrupted-Gari-
starch against Capua.

,,.,o March against Capua.
n A.,ss from Liverpool are to the 2oth by
"a ,~.h American, At Farther Point and to
81 ''s - hv the Canada, a; ST. Johns The fol-
IA zoe lens are by the frst-named steam
E ,kp ,o,rna,s notice prominently
E IGe ia bet rseen the civil and military
f# ice - italian revolution, and the sub-
q iea' diverted 10 in several LONDON papers
IA ecl 1aia ssys the fa te of Italy is involved
81 lSst'rurgle between Cavour aud darieaidi.
|z 10 tls Tt,ees observes that "both men mean
thing and are endeavoring TO obtain
N the ss, 80 Inject but Cayour recognizes diff
tSr sa'cbirh have to be avoided, while Carl
81 ta'ueS S.a,,syss he can ride down all obstacles
81 N.a. ,n haud 9arihaidi's system is admi-
u 49," sfqinst his own countrymen, bat Oa-
Fa's all ~ Indispensable TO Italy as an AN
n,,.t pr FraLce and Austria
"t .ubmariue cable inteuded 10 connect
Il ~ srd roulon, will be- lapd~d II Minor
es,abllsh a communication between AL
- aud Paris. VA Spalh.
SrsnsTA Sept. I-lh --Garioaldi has ap-
Il - SIrnog Stfi pro dictator Of Sicily.
lipss.yon Brenler will leave Naples on Thurs
q dav nexI .s ,hs. Mazz;ni has arrival at
1; IS reported tha' -A"""A A'' "'iA'e" az
q H14pn'r,h.ldi will leave tomorrow for Capua.
Tsn,~ Semi 2Oih.-After the official publ
- ~ Ciatdini's victory the city was .a
TIA tllumlnations were general.
f%~ 1rs,isre's defeat wilt hasten the de-
r'nre rom Graets Of the King of Naples.
rba I.,adon Heraid,s Paris correspondent
3, ,,tnt,rmed that manifesto by the Pope, an-
. .otr, M dsieT TIaiuation 10 Withdraw from
Rome is already prepared
hT'ie 49, T;rnss ou6tes Turn letter of the Sth
iii Garlbsldi persists IN attacking Rome.
h,ls me French and the Pope are there, the
,'srnueut of Victor Emanuel will repulse
f,s stack with It's allies, no matter what may
p he consequences
The same letter alse says complete anarchy
-a',gs in Sicily, and administrative disorder
s: Naples.
The ba Tile Of the 18th, between Lamoriciere
and CaldiHi las ted sixteen hours. After the
r,tIs the greater portion of the pontifical
s-mv capitulsted. The foreign troops Will re-
,uYa 70 thaiF respective countries.
Lsnor!ciere wi n & few horsemen, succeeded
in reaching Ancona. Outside of Ancona there
is ncl single ponuflcai battalion.
There WAS a vague report In Paris that Ma
poIeou would attend the inperlai meeting al
Warsaw.
The London Times city article, dated Thurs
tqy evening says On the news of the defeat
Of LsmoricieTe, the English funds opened this
morning Al q further fractional improvement
which was upheld throughout the day, not
wi.hstanding the near approach OF the end OF
tie quarter. No gold was bought by the bank
to-day.
The ak hundred prisoners OF war taken a
spoeto are Irishmen. The Sandman Gov.
atameut wished the British Minister TO take
tAsrge of and send them home, but he declin
3D. saying he could not regard them as British
EuTJscts.
No foreign Minister, except the French, had
been ordered TO quit TCrin.
Seventy-four Austrian vessels of-war, to-
gelher mounting nine hundred guns, are or
dered to rendezvous of the Island OF Liggla,
IN the Adriatic.
The Austrian protest agai ast the invasion
Of the Roman States had reached Paris. Aus
tria will not interfere at present, unless Ne-
- -.nIf frn1
choose her own time OF attacking the revolu-
tonsts.
Military operations in Syria would com.
rence after the hot weather. Achmet Pacha
Osman D-y aud Mnstapha Bey. who betrayed
The Christians in Syria, and Osman Bey, who
commanded he troops during the massacre
were shot II Damascus on tie Sth.
The accounts of the battle between General
Lsmoriciere and the Sardinians state that La
mOrGIere's troops commenced The battle. He
had eleven thousand men.
Garlbaldi il is said, demanded of the King
Of Sardinia the dismissal of Cayour aud Fari.
nj from the Cabinet for refusing TO send thirty
thousand Sandman troops TO garrison Naples
The King had replied, but the tenor of his
communication was unknown. The Sandman
Ministry Will submit Garibaldis demand tc
Parliament and req uest the approval OF theil
conduct. II approval should he withheld the
Cabinet will resign. If Garibaldi's request is
granted, the King will place himself at the
head Of the army and march for Naples.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
pronouucss the attempt on Napoleon's life as
unfounded
Seventy-four Austrian vessels of-w have
been ordered 10 rendezvous at the Island OF
Llzzla, IN the AdrldtIc.
Il is rumOred that Count Persigny will sue.
coed C0uIl Thouyenel as Minister of Foreig
Afsis. in the French Cabinet.
The Cen Hstituti0HHsi gives categorical Jenta
IL Inc statement that the Islands of Sardini is
and Eiba will be ceded TO France as an indern
4 " IA @ NAMES and
10 Piedmont.
1t reported that Mazzni is at Naples.
The Joa7ndi Ayn0Ttd, of Florence, has beer
seized e. Paris for al article insulting to thu
Emperor.
II is reported that a manifesto by the Pope
announcing his departure from Rome, Is al
ready prepared
Tuere is not Pontifcal battalion outside o.
Ancona.
The Strdniau official accounts give the re-
cult OF the recent battle as follows: The juno
non OF the forces of Llmoriclere with hit
troops at AncoDa has been prevented six hun
arAd prisoners have been taken, and six can
non and Tag captured. The loss of the en-
eIny Is considerable. Six thousand troops
from AncOna made d sortie during the battle
hHt We're compelled 10 retire, the Sardinian
pursuing. The vessels formerly composing
The Nespolitan feet had opened fire on An
coma
The Canada's adyices are as follows:
The Queen and Prince Albert embarked a
TraNeseua ON the 22d for Antwerp.
There are vague rumors via Russia, of un
satisfactory China news.
Rio dates 10 August 25th had reached Eng
lsnd. Coffee was active but prices unchanged
loe receipts averaged 1860 bags per day.
IAe news by this arrival is OF interest, bu
There is 10 material change in the geaeral as
pect of Italian affairs.
Ihe Pdpdl army had become thoroughly dis
Organized, and may be considered as virtually
dshauded.
Aacon. was besiegcd by land by the Sardin
ian troops AND bIockahed by the late Feapoli
tan feet
The latest accounts of Garibaldi's move
lnents say that his troops had disembarked q
tae mouth Of the river 9airgliauo, aud inter
IVpted the communication of The royal troops
pel Wten Capu1 and GBta.
darlbaldi has lately visited Palermo, ant
publishes q fresh proclamation TO the inhab
lAats, repeating, as stated above, that he will
only proclaim at Rome the Constitutions
Kingdom of Italy, and will not accomplish
Annexation at present II was expected tha
on his return 10 Naples he would operat
asaiDsl Capua, and an early capitulation o
'nat important point was anticipated
"A Turin correspondent states the tenor o
the Kings reply ~ Garibaldi which Is mad
Without consulting his ministers, as it con
oerned them personally, to be as follows:
lie declares that he cannot comply VIII
.uch strange preteBsions coming from ma
whose successes nnisiead him.
sardinia has notified the Foreign Powers O
'ae bloekdding Of Ancona, and that the prin
S,pits Of maratime rights agreed upon at tn
afis Congress will be observed.
1he Turin official journal formally denie
.ne reports about the letters OF Garibaldi 4
the King
Seheral Pimoden died on the 18th at Turin
Ihe Dublin News had published Iette
,iofn an Irish source, stating that great bat
ne mad been fought outside Perugia, whicl
pssolied In l'onti tihcal victory, the loss OF tn
a,0htnontese being over one thousand men,
Nck OF the SaTdinians in Perugia.
accounts from France say that the Pari
ooafse had advanced.
Inc hentes closed at 6Sf. 55c.
Ihe Emperor and Empress had returnes