New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-19
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Inc Daily News says that the o,aatg.x..
paIy nave dis pensed with the serviaas p u got-
hail and MeCielland the chief enainees :, ~
manager. The detention OF the afsrs n tx. shu tfe
winter at Milford Haven may have 5Isssas ~
with this. s'ea'ss " 10
NArLEs.--It is stated via Genoa. that fssysyssa,
had sent dispatch to Naples dated ths lst. ~
honneing victory along the whole neg ana ~, ~.
w y r rhoyai troops were being pursued The D;esn
M o. Inf1n publishes dispatches dated Ean1es H. H.
z 20, sseaeng that the Royal troops were repnIssd
s,s snd were surrounded. The Garbai-
dans made 70 900 prisoners. The above ricfories
aeKed confirmation 1t il reported that tariisaI5;
had invited victor Emanuel ID 10 tn MarIea| ays
as9nne ausherty and he would retire to his home,
ROME AND SARDINIA---A summary of the Pope,s
Allocuton Of the Consstory of tSa 2StEs n g,b.
1shed. He reproVes and condemns HI he atyrng.
ess terms the detestable and sacrilenous a4fas 5f
the King and government Of Piedmont ma ,sgs
tested, and would cease to protest aaaiss thai
acts Which he declared null and of no effect. eals,
gized and blessed his defenders, ard called al fha
european Powers for assistance. He deBforsd the
| disastrous policy of neninterveatiop and fatte,5
on the Powers % examine seriorsIv inf I'D ds,,
/ gerous enects, and concluded by exp7sssiuo hiz
CONVICTION that the Catholic Princes and nsanIe
would yet come to The assistance 81 the Father 81
arTns of a degenerate son.
1t is reported that Napoleon II. reurV u liz
Pope, maintains the non-Itereourse prirsipie and
WIs promising 70 IAaintaIn Graef the Holy Hae
his desire was to consign Rome to the pYosaetiou
of genuine Italian power.
Victor Emanuel issued an address to Eis soldiers
at Anccna extoiiing their bravery and the rigfs.
eoRsness of their cause. He concludes by saving
that he assumes the command az be desires III e
foremost where there is danger.
In the Sardiniaa Chamber of Deputies fada]lo
demanded the production Of all documents ralating
TO the entry of the Sardinians into Umbria and the
Marches.
Count Carour refused to comply He alsa a.
clared that there existed neither public document
nor private treaty, that no conversation or ne9o-
tiations had taken place. and that no Power lad
made any proposition involving the possession of
single inch of Italian territory. He pronounced
the statements to the contrary false
The PapaI Government is making fresh enroll
n1ents and promising large rewards 10 the remain
ing Papal troops concentrated at TivoIi.
The Spanish Government has demanded Con-
gress Of the Catholic powers with the view Of guar
anteeing the integrity OF the States Of the Holy
See.
The French Cabinet admitted the expediency sf
such Congress, but says that territorial changes
demanded a general European Congr ess
FRAScE.-The French submarine telegraph, from
Aigiers, was being successfully landed at Minorea
The funeral service for the Papal troops lately
slain, " as celebrated by the Arch Bishop of Paris,
at Notre Dame, on the 5th inst. Several French
Bishops have issued pastoral letters protesting
against the acts taking place in Italy.
Rumors were revived that the Emperor would 90
to Warsaw, having received an invitation, but the
Pays and Patrie publish denials
The Paris bourse on the 9th was duh and heavy,
closing at 69f zoe.
AusrRIA--The wives and families OF Austrian
officers in Venetia have been ordered Immediately
to quit that territory.