Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

By the New York, at New York. and tbo
at Boston, we have details of European news 70 ARABIA
instant, the main points of which have araoane til
published The following, however, is nterestnss Oe
The REVOLUTION IN ITALY.-It appears tLs
Lamoricere capitulated his portfolio fell rIo % when
of General Fanti 1t contained letters of the hao
promising character, and the most positive MOS Con-
merous intrigues entered into with the LegtnDa np
even the Red Republican party, against the eovsr ADD
of Napoleon. 0aIOeOt
The journals and correspondence received f,o.
Piles contain details of the battle on the VoItrrn" M
Garbaldians made 1000 prisoners The numbor The
enemy dead was very large The loss of the Gu. The
ans was estimated at 600 killed and wopnSI 'oaldL
Garibaldians, it is stated captured brigad4 ~ lhe
troops. The Anglo-Sician battalion lost all L"gs
GERS The Neapolitans withdrew towards Co.'S @ IT.
Gaeta The King and bis brothers intended to ADD
ue the fight. They have ordered the fortfcatioV on
road leading to Rome Uh
There 10 little doubt that France is deterr;,
protect the Pope in Rome, for the French garras u
the Eternal City has been increased 10 % O0O nS
is said that, in case of need, Marshal valiant ,b It
fender of Rome in l849, will assume the COMM n Dc
chief of the army of occupation.
/ In the Sandman Chambers the project Of 1,-,.
annex to Sardinia those provinces of Central
Italy in which the people freely manifest v'
form an integral part of its Constitutional MorosI 10
was received with great enthusiasm.
The STATE OF RoME.-A letter from Rome A.,
the 9th September, says The situation is bqroiU
daily more serious The revolution is at Noneroi Y
the Comarca, 70 miles only from Rome, on the road
/ Viterbo.
The whole of Sabine has proclaimed Victor F,.-
Tvoli ITSELF which is 18 miles from Rome. is anvas
to overthrow the Papal government There rcmana
the Pope the provinces of Rome, Civita Vecchia H..
none and Velletri, and the two latter will sbor r''
occupied by Sandman troops.
There is great cutlery at Rome against N. DO
| uoIo hoc be of rociCI
of Veletri and FrosnoEe, despite the defeat Of Tnmo
ciere's army. He has obtained a rescrpt from ha w.
ly Father by which all the gendarmes are placa Of IL
disposal of the Minister of War, and be immediov
dered portion of them to Velletr This act led to.
protest on the part of Monsignore Matteucc, who d
clared he could not keep order at Rome without ooni
armes. Some of the officers have rendered their Te
nations, and the men are dissatisfied.
Some millions of francs are expected from Spsin-
The Papal exchequer is empty and he must depend
! upon the faithful.
, Ali the Piedmontese commissares, snbcommssaria,
and councillors appointed in Umbria are Romans wSo
had fled or had been banished IRON Rome recently nv
the Papal government
Monsignor Caputa, of the order of Dominicaps bo,
published solemn declaration of adhesion to the GOV
eminent of Garibald
The revolutionary party are convinced that the Pied
montese will enter Rome, and have prepared tricoo
}, cockades and flags.
Il Dispatch dated the evening of the 9th ut state
that the idea of the Papal gen d'armes making san
at Valletri had been abandoned.
i GAR1BALDI-The correspondent of the DebatS say
that the General will soon retire to his island home an
will not leave it unless his services should be again
quired. He wept when he read the reproaches and IN
suits which the ministerial prints of Turin poured Gu
upon him. Some of bis generals had been won over
the policy of Count Cavour. Surrounded by intrigue
weared by determinations, perplexed by political dii
oh 10 i
to Victor Emanuel: Come; | shall place authori
in your hands"