Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-29
The News.

The steamship Glasgow arrived at New
York yesterday with later dates from Eu-
trope. Large bodies of Neapolitan troops
bad been arrested in the Papal States, and
disarmed. The fall of Gaeta was immi
nent, and adyices to that effect may be
soon expected. This event will terminate
tie power of the Bourbons in Naples, and
the reign of prince of the house of Sa-
voy over the kingdom of Italy, may be re-
garded as commenced. Garribaldi, sur
rendering the sword into the hand of King
Victor Emmanuel, will retire into private
life. The election in Sicily, on the ques-
tion Of annexation, had been terminated.
The people, BY vote or 432,054 to 6,
O67 had determined on annexation. The
Bank of England had advanced its rate of
discount to A per cent.
We have gratifying intelligence from the
South. The tide of Disunionism is evi-
IDENTIFY on the ebb, wiser counsels are begin
ming to prevail. The telegraph reports
that at different points in Georgia meetings
had been held by the conservative citizens
of that State, at which resolutions were
passed denying that the election of Lin
coin presented just cause for secession,
but denouncing the legislation of the
Northern States as oppressive and unjust,
and deserving the seyerest retaliation.
We have news from Mexico to the 5th,
by the way of New Orleans. The affairs
in that distracted country show no eviden-
ces of peace. Miramon had resigned, and
was succeeded by Robles. In consequence
of the prevailing anarchy, and the insecure
ty afforded 10 persons and property by the
rulers of Mexico, much alarm prevailed
among the residents of the capital. The
Reactlonlsts had evacuated Puebla.
The Times has received intelligence
from Utah correspondent to the 26th of
October. The two new Federal judges,
Kinney and Crosby, had still further iugra-
tiated themselves with the Mormons, by
petitioning the Governor to call an extra
session of the Legislature, for the purpose
of creating judicial districts, assigning spe-
cial localities for the judges, and providing
for holding the courts in the counties with
in their respective districts. In their petit
ton, they state that it has heretofore been
the custom in the Territory for the judges,
upon their own motion, to fix the time and
places for holding their courts. They be-
lieve the light to exercise such power at
least questionable, and prefer themselves
to be on the safe side. In accordance with
their request, Governor Cumming issued
proclamation, dated the goth of October,
calling upon the members of Legislature
to assemble at Great Salt Lake City on
Monday, the 18th of December, to enact
the requisite laws. There is very little
more news from the Territory.
A free negro has caused some excite
ment in Lancaster county, Va, by the
statement that negroes from the upper and
lower ends of the country were to meet at
Lancaster c. H., at given time, break
open the Jail, seize the firearms therein,
and commence an indiscriminate slaughter
of men, women, and children, and that
means Of their escape was provided by a
vessel lying at the creek. Two gentlemen
went up from Lancaster county on Wednes-
day night, ou their way to Richmond for
the purpose of procuring arms.
Accounts from Malta report that the
heat in the Red sea was more than ordina-
riy oppressive in October. Several deaths
occurred on steamers on the account of the
frightful temperature, and perfect panic
prevailed on board of one of them, as six
teen Of the passengers were prostrated by
the heat and not expected to survive.