The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
by the Steamship Nell
tn.
[By TIE NATIONAL. AND AMERICAN LINES. ]


tomorrow morning, where she will land
portion of her mails, and then psPcced to
Nrw York. e
The following is the balance ofthe news
received at Cape Race by her:
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4.--The weather in
Great Britain continues TO be fair and ia
vorable for the growing crops.
PUITrICAL INTELLiGENcB.--A revolution
ary committee had been discovered at
Ancona, and important papers thereof
seized.
The confusion Mt Naples was daily in.
creasing. Gen. Garibaldi writes TO the
committee on annexation, that he will be at
Naples about the sth, to assume the Dicta-
torship of the Two Sicilies in the name Of
King Victor Emanuel.
The Neapolitan Ministers had Withdrawn
their designations on account of Eschetella
having failed to form n new cabinet.
Count de Persigny made another great
speech producing the impression that Ma
poeon would only maintain the Pope's
throncship at the Vatican, but would not
help Gen. Lamoriciere to keep the Roman
States.
Advices received from India, by the
overland mail at Alexandria, state that the
trade at Bombay was very dull.
The Emperor of Russia has invited the
Prince Regent of Russia to hunting par
tv, to take place at Warsaw towards the
middle Of next October. The Prince Re-
gent has accepted the Empcror's invita-
ton.
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, Sept l5.-The official
: dispatches from Mexico confirm the defeat
of Miramon.
!, The battle between Miramon and Dob
lado was fought at Zelda, and not Lagos,
. as was reported, and lasted but one day.
], During the conflict Miramons Generals,
81 Pacheco and Hernandez, were killed aud
, Alfara, Ortcga, and Alvarez taken prison
. ers.
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.
FoRT SMITH, ARR, Sept. 15.-The
II Overland California Mail, bringing adviccs
from San Francisco to the 27th ult.. arrived
q here to-day.
: The news from the Pacific by this arri-
:, val has been anticipated by the Pony Tx
!, press at 81. Joseph, Mo.
!" Among the passengers who came by the
!" mail coach was Col. Titus, l.. $. A.
= A number Of Mexican guerrillas made
mn incursion into the State of Texas and
~ stole tliiiiy-iivc mules.
~ The Indians Of New Mexico are agair
very troublesome. The mail from Mcsillr
!" to Santa Ere, was attacked by a band o
- Navajo Indians, Tho killed the conducto
:. and driver The mail and coach were Ell
III iirelv DESTROYED.
:" The lal,aEs stole four hundred mule
I'd from Fort Craig.
The EJ.,iOn in New York.
Ie NEW YORK, Sept lj.-Tlr Dough-
State committee has rejected the proposal
cn for fusion with tie Iirrknridgc part
'he on an electoral ticket, NY fc,en Yea
NJ a. liz; five nays.
CmcAGo, sept. 1.-The passenger an
freight trains came in collision last nigl
Of between Racine and Frrrport. Five p"
sors were killed and twenty-five woul
", dcd
ne There were no names OF Southern STATE
Of residents among the killed.
,ar- LOUISVILLE, Sept. l5-Ihc stcam
:. CITY of Louisiana struck snag and :ur
the at Hat Island.
glt The steamer b. J. Adams struck n SIN
ling near Helena, demolishing two staterool
in the ladies' cabin and slightly damagir
Il ) her lower guards.
l3 She,is expected here so,n.
= WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-ln the |.
and Court the Calvin demand against Ca
ntly Holins, of the L. s. sloop-of-war Cyal
n TO was decided in favor of the dcfendaT
because IIollins had acted under the ord
of the Secretary Of War in the boinba
hose ment Of Grrytown.