The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-09
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AFFAIRS ITALY.
France and the Pope-The PapaI Army
Garibaidi's Intentions, &c. b.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from Liyerpool
on The Goth ult., arrived nj New York Satur.
day risht. Her mails bring lo,hipg so Ia as
by the City OF Baltimore, bat the extrac Is fur
nished from them give a ful,er account OF The
posi- ton OF all parties In Italy.
l. gRAhCn AND THE PoPR.
PARIS, Sept. rs, ic6v--Tho Csnst,tuf;ennsl
pue eiishes an artlcie, signed by NJ. Boniface,
Rome. - -'o
Ths Ceas:i,xtiosaa says: A very near future
VIII apprise us whether these influences will
be victorious.
The same journal further says: II is unreas-
enable 10 ask that France should declare war
against Sardinis. France viii not xtend her
intervention beyond Rome. Were she TO act
olhsrwise, sne would render herself suspected
to Europe and odious to Italy.
The Ceasttfnttonsef. in conclusion, expresses
The hope that the Pope may resist he c0unsels
which are given him thr, ugh hatred TO France.
RohE, Sept. % The Pope has sent to in
In reference TO the Roman States.
The purport of the Emperors reply is not
known, but hts Majesty is said to have men .
toned that France had not allowed Spain to
In terIere in favor Of the Pope.
Some free corps have arrived within thirty
four miles OF Rome. Frascati and Albano
have been occupied by the French.
In the combat at Montefiascone seventy
fontiflcal soldiers were killed and wounded.
Eigat 1rishmen are among the dead.
Frosinene and Feiietrl are tranquil.
No news has been received from General
Lamoriciere. Great CONSERVATION prevails at
Rome.
PBRUaIA, Sept. 2i-Evening-The column
of General Massi and the Chasseurs Of the
Tiber have entered Civita Casieliana and oc-
cupied the fortress. Sixty Of the garrison
were made prisoners.
Captain Ducci has arrived at Toscanelia -
He will occupy Corneto this evening, the
French having left that town and taken the
road to Civita Vecchia.
Great enthusiasm prevails among the popu-
lation.
TURIN, Sept. 2.-The headq uarters Of Gen.
Fanti are at Loretto. The siege artillery has
been disemblrked at the Sardinian camp, near
Ancona.
The Opinione says Count Vimercati de Vim
cen and Signor PaIiavicini have arrived here
from Naples. Count Vimercati has been TO
Naples on u mission to the Dictator. Sixnor
Pallavici ni is sent here entrusted with a mis-
sion from the Dictator.
TURIN. Sept. 25.-The Marquis de Pallavi-
cini has been received by the King in private
audience but has not yet left Turn
RIMIEI, Sept 25.-After some hours firing
the garrison of the fortress of Santo Leo sur
rendered at discretion.
The Sardinian troops occupied the fortress
yesterday at noon Several officers and SOL
diers of the Sardinian army distinguished
themselves in the attack.
The flying columns commanded by Brignone
have made 500 other prisoners.
ROAE, (yia Marseilles,) Sept. 2.-The OH
eial Joarna! publishes the notes of Cardinal
An,onelli claiming the assistance Of the Catho-
lie Towers against Sardinia.
The Pontifical troops are said To have re.
occupied Ponecono.
THK sUARKNDER OF THB PoPK's ARMY.
The subjoined official bulletin has been post.
ed up at Turin:
JEST, Sept. 19.-In consequence OF the battle
of Casteifdardo, gained by Lieut.. General
Ciaidini, and OF the measures he took during
the night following, corps of above 1000 men, /,
most Of them foreigners, with above fifty off,
GERS, and the guides of General de Lsmori-
ciere, SIX pieces OF cannon, ammunition and
baggage wagons, capitulated on the 10th, and
went from LorettO to lay down their arms at
Buenau. General Cialdini, in conformity
with the generous sentiments of his Majesty,
allowed this corps the honors OF war, and
all-soldiers as well as officers-will be sent
back to their respective countries. General
de Lamoriciere, followed by Il few cavalry,
fled from the Held OF battle on the 18th, and
gaining the sea-coast by the gorges of Conero.
succeeded in reaching Ancona. All the prison.
ers and the troops who capituiatsd arr indiy.
nan az his conduct. Nothing remains of La
WOglCicIc'S dTuy Dut lu6 COTpS smut
Ancona-all the rest are in the hands of the
royal troops, except 2, ,0O0 men who are wan.
dsring dispersed about the mounts
THE SIEGE OF ANCoNA.
The Constitutional of the % h uIt pubIis hes
the following In prominent type:
All eyes are now turned towards the citadel
of Ancona; in fact, it is there that the final
and decisive struggle must take place, of which
the battle of Oasteifidardo was the prelude,
between General L.moriciere and the Pied
mon tese forces.
The issue of the struggle must soon take
place, if our information is correct.
1t is announced that the siege batteries OF
General Ciaidini have made a breach in tho
sou tn side Of the walls of the town, and that
consequently the assault will be given very
soon. This news bears date the 22d of Ssptem-
ber The fire was opened on the 18th agains!
the fortress by six frigates-the Marie Ade.
laide, Victor Emanuel, the Csrlo Alberto, the
San Michele, the GovernoIO and tae Constitu-
zione. II is true that, after bombardment OF
by the citadel, Admiral Persano being in formed
that General Cialdiai was not yet ready for
the auit, ceased firing, to spare the city rs
much as possible. Doubtless the bombard-
ment has been resumed. but the Conrriere Msr-
rantile, which publishes these details, does
not mention how long the Suspension las ted
The advices from Turin do not mention the
opening of a breach. bnt simply announce that
the siege artillery had been landed before An
coma. z---t--.- H eEF sT -s rt-f.
ez GARIBALDI IN SICILY. .t -. q
The following proclamation has been issued
by Garibaldf to the inhab tants of Palermo:
The people Of Palermo, who showed no fear
In face OF those who bonn barded their city, have
shown themselves recently equally regardless
of fear in face of corrupt men, who want to
lead them astray. .s. .a44
They have spoken to you Of annexation, as
il any one was n ore fervent than m myself for
the regeneration of Italy; but their object
was to serve personal in terests, and you re-
piled like people who felt its own dignity,
and placed confidence in the sacred ana un-
violated programme which I proclaimed
"Italy and Victor Emanuel - ssssE 80
At Rome, people of Palermo. we will pro
claim the kingdom of Italy, and there only
will be sanctiied the great family bond be-
tween fresmen and those who are still slaves
Of the same country.
At Palermo annexation was dema nded that
I might not pass the Straits; at Naples II is
demanded, that I may not cross the Vul.
broken in ITALY ill follow my course or
hurry my bones there. . = ,Ft4ss ~
l leave you Mordiai as pro- Dictator. and
certainly he will show himself wor thy Of you
md Of Italy. have yet TO thank you. as " ell
as the brave national militia, for the faith you
have placed in me and in the dsstinies Of our
country. $3.50 fft489 5t- tssU 0ARIBALDI.
Palermo, Sept II, 1860. '@ae'i oA '4.,s =
+ LOUIS NAPOLEON AND THE SEAT OF WAR.
+ The present seat Of war was the scene Of some
remarkable pas sages In the earlier life OF the
Emperor OF the French, and the Daily News
has the following allusions to this fact in a
leading article: 1@ es8
/" Since it was the cho osen residence of Gothic
and IIom bard lords of Italy Ii has ex pc ienced