Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25
LATEST NEWS BY TELFGRAPH,
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
-Four Days Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the City of washInston - De-
tails of the Battle Of VOlturno Great
Slaughter.

Slaughter.
ST. JoHN's, N.F October 29.-The mail
steamship CITY Of Washington which left
Liverpool on Wednesday, Vid Queenstown
on the llth inst, passed Cape Race at seven
o'clock this evening.
The dates by the Gty of Washington are
four days later than those by the arabia.
The steamship Jura arrived at Liverpool
on the 9th.
Liverpool October 1o.-Breadstuffs gener-
ally had downward tendency, and all
qualities had slightly declined. Circulars,
per CSty Of Washington, report Flour dull,
and Cd. lower. Wheat dull and declined la
I'd. Corn arm. Provision market generally
dull. Sugar firm. Coffee firm. Resin IS.
3d.@5s. cd. Common Spirits of Turpentine
dull at 31s. 6d.@3ls. Cd.
The London Money market was generally
unchanged, but the demand had rather in
creased for American Securities sales of
Illinois Central shares at l6@l71Sc. discount;
Erie 4l1sc., and firm; New York Sc, and
Pennsylvania 40c.
The news by the City Of Washington is
mainly confined to the details of the battle
of Voturno.
The Neapolitans, estimated at 10000
strong, attacked the Garibaldians on the lst.
under cover Of a thick mist, and carried
some positions, and for time succeeded in
driving back the Garibaldians whose num-
Der did not reach half theirs. Garibaldi
went forward, revolver in hand, cheering
on his men, and after a desperate fight Of
eight hours duration, the Neapolitans were
broken and routed, and were pursued close
under the walls of Capua.
A brigade of Germans was cut off from the
main body the Neapolitan army, and driven
to the mountains. The Garibaldians took
5000 prisoners, and 1t was estimated that the
Neapolitans had 5000 killed and wounded.
The loss of the Garibaldians was stated at be-
tween l, 200 and 1000 men.
The Royalists subsequently made a sortie
from Capua to the rescue of the German
brigade, but were repulsed.
The King of Naples and his brothers were
present at the battle.
Rumors were current that Capua had sur
rendered, and the bombardment of the town
was progressing, but neither had been con-
frmed.
The line of the volturno was still strongly
protected, and it was said the Neapolitans
were prepared to defend their positions
Some Sandman troops assisted the Garibal-
dians in the battle.
Garibaldi had called on the King of Sar-
dinia to go to Naples, and to send HIM Ii, 900
men Immediately.
The Piedmontese troops had entered the
Neapolitan territory.
1t was reported that three of the great
IOheIs udu pIOI6Sleu ugdlnSI lne entry OF
the Sardinians into Naples.
Mazzini had entered Naples, at the request
of the Pro-Dictator.
Advices from the Papal Stases indicate no
change in the state of affairs there.
| The Pope remained at Rome. General
Lamoriciere had returned TO France.
The French had occupied numerous places
near Rome. 1t was reported that third
division will be sent from France to Rome.
Military movements on vast scale were
reported in Austria.
--latest via Queenstown.I
! liverpool October 11.-Cotton buoyant:
sales to-day will reach IL, 900 to $4,000 bales
at full prices. Breadstufs firm, but dull.
! Provisions dull.
London, October ll-Noon.- -Consols--tor
money, SO.
LiverpooL October 11.-Beef dull. Pork
quiet and firm. Bacon quiet Lard quiet,
and quotations are barely maintained.
London, October l1.-Wheat has a down.
ward tendency, and quotations are barely
maintained. Tea unchanged, and slow of
sale.