Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-26
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

4 ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Sr. JomNs, ~ F., Oct l5.-Tho Royal
Mail steamship Arabia, from Liverpool 9th,
and Queenstown 7th, for Boston, via Halifax,
passed Cape Race at noon on Sunday, where
She was intercepted by the news yacht of the
Associated Press. She brings dates full
week later than previous adyioes.
NArLEs.-lt is stated via Genoa that Ga
ribadi had sent dispatch to Naples, dated
the lst inst. announcing victory along the
whole Of his lines, and that the Royal troops
were being pursued.
The Dietto Of Turin publishes dispatches
dated Naples, ID, stating that the Royal troops
had been repulsed from Caserto and were
surrounded. The Garibaldians had made
2O0O prisoners.
| The above victories lack confirmation.
/ It is reported that Garibaldi had invited
/ Victor Emmanuel TO 60 to Naples and assume
authority and be would retire 20 his home.
/ Row. AND SARpGNrA-A summary Of the
/ Pope's alocution at the consistory Of the %
ult. is published He rcproves and condemns
in the strongest terms the detcstablc and
sacriligous attack Of the King and Govern
mcnt of Piedmont upon the States Of the
Church He protests and would not cease to
protest against their acts, which he declares
TO be null and Of no effect. lie eulogizes and
blcsses bis defenders, and calls ON the Eu-
topcan powers for assistance He dcplores
the disastrous and pcrncious policy of nom
intervention, and calls on the powers to cx-
anime seriously its dangerous effects. lie con-
cludes by expressing his conviction that Cath
Ole Princes and people would come to the
assistance of the Father Of the Faithful, who
is attacked by the natrical arms of a degenerate
SON
IL is reported that the Emperor Napoleon,
in a reply 10 the Pope maintained non-iuter-
venton principles. and while promising 20
maintain order in the Holy See, his desire
was to consign Rome to the protection Of a
genuine Italian power
Victor Emmanuel has issued an address to
bis soldiers at Ancona, eXtoling their brave
~ and the righteousness of their cause, and
concludes by saying that be assumes the
command, as he desires 20 be foremost where
there Is danger.
I'm the Sandman Chamber Of Dcpuu.s Ca-
dcio demanded the production of all the do-
cuments relating TO the entry of the Sardini-
ans into Umbra and the Marches Count Ca
your refused Co comply.
Cavour also declared that there existed no
public document or private treaty, that no
conversation Or negotiation had taken place,
and that no power had made any proposion
involving the ccssion Of a single inch of lta-
liam territory and pronounced the statements
to the contrary TO be utterly false
The Papal Government was making fresh
enrollments and promising large rewards 90
the remaining Papal troops concentrated at
TiyoH.
The Spanish Government had demanded a
Congress of the Catholic Powers with view
Of guaantyiug the integrity Of the States Of
the Holy See. The French Cabinet admitted
the cXpedioncy of such a Congress, but says
recent territorial changes demand general
European Congress.
FRANCE
The French submarine telegraph had been
successfully landed at Muorca.
The funeral service for the Papal troops
lately slain, wa. celebrated 10y the Archbishop
OF Paris in Notre Dame ON the 5th inst,
Several French Bishops had ISSUED pastoral
letters, protcstin. against the acts that were
taking place iu Italy
AUSTRIA.
The wives and iamilic. Of Austrian officers
Niutia had been ordered to quit chat tcrrito-
ry Immediately
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
The settlement of the Presidential oucs-
ton by the late State Elections iu rcnnsyl-
vania and Indiana is beyond dispute Let
us look 40 the fgarcs. The several States
will give Electoral Votes, a, follows: