, 1860-09-25
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Garibaldf Takes Bl0odIcSs Possess
sion Of Naples, and Pf0clafms
Ffctor Emanuel King Of Italy.
OTHER IMPORTANT NEWS.

New Yonx, Sept. a4-The steamship Adri.
ATTIC srrlved at midnigh last night. The steam
ships Esna and NorIh America arrived out on
the 10:h.
Garibaldi entered Naples on the 9Th, with his
staff atone. The j,y was intense. a Provisional
government Was formed. Naples was sra1 quill.
GaribRldi has discovered aNational Committee
ILLEGALLY constituted, ard be Of dered the Prefect
OF foltce ~ punish them. he has consigned
the tect aad arsenal tn Admiral percino, mad
proclaimed Emanuel King Of Italy. The c4pi.
lnlation Of the fort waa expected immedie,eiy.
1nsurfections bod taken place ut PAssar1aro,
Monseiorte ana urbino. Four hundred iasur-
gents repulsed the Papal troops The laaabi.
tants OF Pergola. Stnigaglia and other dis,ricts
bad alto rerolsed and proclaimed for Emanuel.
The telegrnphs and bridges were al bf,.keu
down. Urbino was free. 1nsurr. c.ione.y
movements in the Marches sud Umbrisllco we're
extending.
Russia desires q perfect reconciliation with
Austria. Arrangements for meeting are to
be made Immediately, and measures taken for
ending the present ttate ofthings, which Russia
considers insclersble. 4 state Of tiege Il. Anto-
mia has been proclaimed.
The Turkish Ambassador OF Paris h:d re.
celxed powers to sign the Syrian Convention.
The United States Consul General at Alexan-
dria had protested against the creation of III
international tibuual Tor The settlement Of for
eign monetary cisputes, the competency OF
which tribunal he could not recognize, unless
ne had the same right 10 appoint members as
the Consuls Genefal Of the great European
powers-
France, "a the pope's protector, ,aisapproreso Of
armed resistance, and should Pledmont accom-
plish aggression, France vii! Withdraw from
Sardinia her protection. France hopes Pied.
mont VIII respect International righf. which
alone csn preserve mutual alliance, and trusts
Emanuel will avcid political frauds, which would
be misfortune for IiA'v
Gar1baldi found eighty millions of ii.res at
tue Bank OF Naples. The Sardiriau flag is
ayins from oil the ports OF Naples. j papic
prevails at Rome. The Cabinet ri Vienna,
Muslrh and Dresden, advised the King Of Ma.
iles to take refugs in Germany.
The Sultan has ordered tbs Grand y;z7er tn
proceed 10 London and Paris to rexotja1e
loao.
TuR1S, Sept. II, evening g-Ths Ring received
to day dcputation from Newbr1a and the iu-
habitaa's Of the Marches. His Msj.sty granted
tue protection which the deputaion solicited.
aad orders have been given to Sa.dinian troops
to enter the provinces.
LATEST PER ApnlArlC.
LcxDoS, Sent. 1o.-At tile Doncas.cr St.
Leger racer, st. Albaus" come in fr.t, "1Iieh
Treason" second, "Wizard" third. Fifteen
horzss ran.
TuK1s, 11th-The King received today n
deputa'ion from The inhabitants aud marches.
Ills Mpjor granted the protection which the dc.
pntstion so!1clted. and orders have been piyen
TO the Sardlnian troops to enter these provinces
BY the following proc'ansati1n Of the 7th:
SOLDIERS You nre about tc euter the
marches ut Umbiia TO establish cisil order IN
the towns now desolated by misrule aud to give
the people the FtertE Of expressing their own
Wisles. You viii not fight against tho armies
Of tts Powe's, but will free those unbnp '
Italian provinces trcm the bauds Of forelpn
adventurers which i1fest them. You do
not go to reEange injuries dooe to me
and TO Italy, but to pre7ent The
popular hatred from uuloos:ng itself aeai2st
the oppressors Of the country by your e1sm-
pie you will teach the people forgiveness cf IF.
fences and Christian tolerance to the men yho
compared the lore Of The Cs1istian ta,ber.
land to ls1amsm at peace with all ths crest
powers, and holding myself aloof from apv pro-
vocation, ! intend to rid Central Italy of one
continual discord; Intend to respect tie sat Of
the thief Of the Church, to whom lam ever ready
to give in accordance with the allied and friend.
ly powers. all the guarantees of independents.
and secur1ty which his n: m:Eeuided advisers pava
10 vain hoped to attain from the fanatielxm Of |
the wicked feet who conspres agai1ss nv au.
thority and against the liberty Of tbe nation. |
Sotdis r., l am accused Ct ambition, yes have |
one ambition, and that is to pres.rTe Earope
from the continual danger OF revolution aid |
war.