Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-06
Additional FsreIgn News by the City of
Baltimore.

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| ST. JOHNS. N F., Oct 4.-Italan affairs were I'M
changed
The GaribadianS are concentrated on the heights
of Volturno preparing to attack the Neapolitans.
The Sardinians were bombarding Ancona by land
and sea- and making further advances in the inte-
rior. The Sardinians continued to advance in the
Papal States The fortress of Santo Leo had sur
rendered. after some hours firing and was occupied
by Sardinians
Ancona was bombarded nine hours by Sandman
vessels without much effect. The reply yigor-
Gus. A later dispatch says the cannonade contn-
ued, but at intervals.
The Sardinians occupied the fortress of Castelar,
The official Roman journal contains Cardinal An
tOnells note claiming the assistance of the Catholic
The Garibaldians had met with some reyerses
near Capua.
Garibaldi. in a new proclamation, intimated that
he will join the Sandman troops at Rome, and be-
gin march against Venice.
The antagOnism between Garbaldi and the Pied
montese Government continued.
The King of Naples had published decree at
Naples ordering state of siege in all the provinces
where revolutionary struggle exists, and cashier
ing all officers of marine guilty of high treason,
except those of one vessel which went to Gaeta-
The Republican cause was gaining ground at Ma
pies and extending an influence over Garibaldi.
Victor Hinge had arrived at Naples
Cardinal SpOrza had been expelled from Naples
by the DictatOrial government.
1t positively asserted notwithstanding official
contradiction, that Napoleon sought invitation to
Warsaw at the Royal meeting.
Breadstuffs were advanced in France. The
BOurse was firm. English news unimpOrtant.-
There had been a storm on the southern and
eastern coasts, and some shipwrecks. The weather
was broken. but fine and promising. There have
been two failures in the trade. VIM. Archer
Sons of London, for e45,OOO, and Thomas NOkes,
for 100000
From Washington.
Dot dinner Marty
Presidents tonight was prolonged till 10 O'Clock. |
There were present, besides the Presidents family
and royal guests the members Of the Cabinet and
their wives. The Marque band in full attend |
ance, playing among others the national airs OF
Britain and America
The President will tomorrow give reception |
from II to l O'Clock, in honor of Lord Renfrew.
Baron Renfrew and suite, including Lord Lyons,
accompanied the Secretary of War to the Capitol this
morning and under the escort of Capt Franklin /
Superintendent and Mr.. Walter the Architect of
the Capitol extension, Mayor Berrett and Capt |
Huntington, took hasty survey of all the objects
of interest. Between II and O'Clock, at the recep-
ton the east room of the White House crowd
ed with spectators more so than any New Years
occasion. The members of the Cabinet, and army
and navy officers in uniform, were among those
present The Marine Band enlIvened the gay, ex-
cited, and brilliant scene. Baron Renfrew and suite
stood in a prominent to all the spectators. On
his left stood Lord Lyons and his right the Pres
ident who conducted the ceremony of introduction.
1t was noted that he freely shook hands with gentle
men. he took those of ladies only when they were
first offered. In their case, bow from royalty gen
orally sufhced Not more than half an hour was
thus occupied and the limitation caused disap
pontment. Even after the party had retired crowds
kept eXcitedly rushing into the mansion, the deaten
ing sounds of the music increasing the confusion.
The disappointed ones were, however, pacitied by /
the appearance of the Baron at the window in full
view OF the crowd