Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1860-11-03
Ghe pulpnesialt.
Arrival of the " Storm King !"
LATER FOREIGN NEWS.

LATER FOREIGN NEWS,
By the arrival, on Monday last, of the clipper
ship Storm King, Capt. COllaghan, in l3 days from
San Francisco, en- route for China we have receiv-
ed papers from the abOvecity containing telegraph
ed news per Pony Express TO Sept. % from st.
Louis and Sept l6 from Liverpool. The news is
of the highest importance. We copy from the
San Francisco Bulletin of the 18th October
The steamship Adriatic arrived at New York on
the Oath, bringing dates from Europe to the 18th
September.
GARIBALDI IN NAPLEs.-Garibaldi entered Ma
Piles with his Staff alone on the 9Th September.
The joy was intense. Naples was tranquil. A
Provisional Government had been formed.
Garibaldi exercised the powers of Dictator, and
had appointed Admiral Berino Commander of the
feet and arsenal. He had also proclaimed Victor
Emanuel King. The capitulationof of the fort was
expected to follow Immediately.
Garibaldi found eighty million livres in the Bank
of Naples.
The Sandman flag was flying at all the ports in
Naples.
THE PAPAL STATES IN ISsURREcTIoN panic
prevailed at Rome. An insurrection had taken
place in the Papal States The Papal troops were
defeated by the insurgents, and Victor Emanuel
proclaimed King. Urbino was free. The insur-
rection was extending to the Marches.
PROCEEDINGS OF VIcroR EMANUEL-Vietor Eman-
uel ordered the Sandman troops to enter the March
at Lumbril and made q speech, declaring the
policy to free Italy from foreign adventurers and
prevent popular hatred from unloosing itself.
France had admonished Sardinia against aggres-
sion.
Russia was seeking perfect reconciliation with
Austria.
The wheat crop in the United Kingdom viii prove
full average.
The steamer Persia with European dates to Sum-
day the 10th September has arrived.
The ITALIAN QUEsrIoN.-Italian affairs are un-
changed. The French Ambassador at Turin had
been recalled, as expression of the disapproba-
ton of Napoleon, as to the course of Sardinia.
The Italian journals express regrets that the King
of Naples had gone to Spain.
Naples was tranquil. The forts had all surren.
dered to Garibaldi. The Liberator had exchanged
interviews with the English Admiral and Ambassa-
dor.
The Sandman troops had disembarked at Naples
by request of Garibaldi, who transferred the Nea-
pOlitan feet to Sardinia.
There were numerous desertons from Gaeta
Garibaldi was to proclaim the annexation
of Naples 10 Piedmont from the summit of the
Quirinal, where all Italians will be invited to a
banquet
Garibaldi's forces were marching on Anano,
where reactionary movements had occurred The
royalist colors hoisted at Livoli, Genona and
Sobraco; but the movement was not supported by
the people.
A strong Piedmontese corps was keeping watch
on Austria.
Perugia was declared in a state of siege.
From the Echo de Pacific we translate the follow
ing interesting items:
Before leaving Naples the King released all the
prisoners. u ="
1t was on the 9Th Of September that the first
column of Sandman troops entered the Marches
The Sandman army is put on the greatest posi-
bic war-footng and forty batallions of volunteers
would be enrolled.
General Goyon has been replaced by General de
Noue in command Of the French Army at Rome.
On his arrival at Rome, the new General issued
proclamation, in which he says that the French
army would remain q stranger to every party and
confne itself to maintaining order and ensure the
security of the Pope. He had moreover notified
his officers that he had received instructions from
the Emperor to defend at all hazards the city of
Rome, its territory and the three provinces which
surround it.
Kossuth was making triumphant tour through
the North of Italy, and Kapka was daily expected.
twenty-five thousand Sandman troops under
General La Marmora had entered the Pontifcal
States. and on the 18th of September took q corps
of 1900 Germans prisoners. The German garrison
at Oryieto had also surrendered.
General Lamoriciere was at Aneona and the Sar-
dinian forces were marching upon him. An en-
gagement was daily expected.
Several of the great powers had protested against
the invasion of the States of the Church, but none
had taken any resolutions the subject, expecting
that the Emperor Napoleon would interfere.
The relations between France and Piedmont were
becoming more and more critical.
The London Times says that Victor Emanuel has
rival in Garibaldi and unless Sardinia takes the
lead of the movement, all Italy will 90 in for revo-
luton. 70 .-4a.s = .-f.r
1. is thought that the Emperor Napoleon has mot
yet given up his idea of an italian confederation
and the talk of Murat has been revived in certain
quarters. .e.s. .-s Fsesr .ca-s's
It is further said that there are radical differ
enees in the English Cabinet between Lord John
Russell and Lord Palmerstons The former goes
for Italian freedom, pure and simple full and un-
v.kA- r.