Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

Additional Foreign News BY the Persia at
New York.
The following telegram, dated Naples, the 18th
instant, gives the position of affairs that
The tranquility Of the town has not been dis
tmbed, and the same enthusiasm still prev.ils.
The Elmo and the other forh have surrendered.
who afterwards went on board the Hannib,l the
English ambassador being present ON that oc-
cason the Sandman fleet fred salute of seven
teen gunsin honor Of the dictator. The Neapoli-
tan fleet has been delivered by Garibaldi to d q
Sandman admiral. The Sardinian troops disem.
barked yesterday by order of the dictator The
whole army Of Garibaldi win arrive at Naples in
four days, and, with the revolutionary bands, the
total force will be 20 600 to 80 OOO men The rev.
oiution Is everywhere triumphant. 1t Is said the
dictator Is bout to march to Umbria. A proclama-
ton OF Garibaldi to the Neapolitans, issued yes
terday, has been published. Garibaldi. in this
proclamation, says that ''the annexation will be
effected when he will be able to proclaim 1t from
the top II the Qairina
The Paris Patfie announces that the KING Of
Naples left Geeta on the 18th inst in a Spanish
steamer, for Seville. -
The entrance Of Garibaldi into Naples was cell
eDrated al Milan In the most enthusiastic manner.
The whole city was Illuminated aud decorated
with Hays The very name OF the dictator inspires
electric enthusiasm number of illuminate
drums, fixed on long poles, were carried through
the streets These drums bore Significant inscrIp
tons, as follows: 'sTo Romel To Venice! Rome,
the Capital" Most cities Of Italy celebrated the
annexation Of Naples. -. = -.
SARDINIA AND ROME.
The Sandman troops continued their march
into the Papal territory, but no serious collision
had taken place. Gen. Fanti had been appointed
commander-in-chief Of the two modified corps
d'armee.
General Cialdini had entered Fano, making 400
prisoners.
Gen. Lsmoriciere had concentrated 5000 troops
at Ancona. Ii was expected that his line Of de-
fence would be attacked by AZ, 600 Sardinians
He had declared Perugia in a state Of siege, and
had issued a proclamation threatening death con-
hscation of property, and heavy fine against the
Inhabitants FOR mere fracture of the Telegraph
wires
A dispatch from r ONE Of the 18th SAYS 1.-THE
Papal government is about to address memo
randum to all the European powers, protesting
against the Sandman invasion Of the Roman ter.
rftory. This Memorandum explains that the en-
rolment Of foreign volunteers, Of which Sardinia
complains in her nltimatum, was principally due
to the counses OF Austria and France, the latter
power having, after the Paris Congress in 1856,
insisted on the foundation Of Papal armyn
The semi-ctticial journal Of Turln-the Opin-
| ione-in an article on the Intervention Of Pied
mont in the Roman States, says that this Is not an
act of aggression. but one Of legitimate defense
| Ii is undertaken with view to combat foreign
Intervention, conformably to the policy laid down
by the Emperor Napoleon. At Paris they are
probably ignorant that the insurrection In the
| Roman States is simultaneous and general The
grand desire 10 to shake OF the theocratic woke,
| to proclaim the sovereignty Of Victor Enamel,
and to constitute Italy. The fruit Is ripe and
must be plucked The government Of Piedmont
will know how to assume the responsibility of
these facts in the face Of Italy, Of France and of
Victor Emanuel and revolution, between consti-
tut'onal anarchy and monarchy, between the
national flag Of italy and the red flag The
alliance with France will not be ulteriofly dam
| aged. -.. =
The official Gazette of Turin publishes Gov
ernment memorandum, addressed by the King of
Sardinia to bis representatives. abroad and dated
the 18th of September. The memorandum ex-
plains the state of things In Italy since the u ace
Of Villafranca. IL adverts to the refusal Of the
Court OF Rome to accede to the demand of Sar-
dnia to disband the foreign legons and justj aes
by imperative reasons the step ia ken bv Sardinia
The Sandman Government could not allow the
Italian movement to disspate itself In anarchy
ana disorder. The memorandum confirms the
assurance already given, that the royal troops will
scrupuloIsly respect Tome and the surrounding
territory, and makes an appealto the Holy Father,
who some years ago inaugurated the national
movement. The memorandum thus conclude ca.
"When the Pope shall recognize the regeneration
Of Italy. which enters among the designs Of Prov
ldence, he will again become the father Of the
Italians, az he has never ceased to be the august
and venerable father Of all the faithful"
TIKI WITHDRAWAL OF THE FRENCH MINISTER
The London Times regards the withdrawal Of
the French Minister from Turin as a mark of the
EmPeror's displeasure, extremely menacious to
the Italian liberty, and implores GaribaIdi not
to rush upon Austria unsupported by France II
the contest Is allowed to last long there Is danger
OF the Catholic powers being drawn into il with
the certain result Of the extinguishment Of the
newborn liberty and indie pendence Of italy
The Chronicle says that the withdrawal of the
French Minister from Turin is compatible with
an absolute identify of the policy between France
and Sardinia. The Emperor strengthens the
pledge he has given to the Pope and so to speak
retres within that portion Of the Roman territory
which he originally declared to be sufficient to
maintain the integrity Of the PontiR
The Post says that Victor Emanuel's oAcupa-
ton of Papal territory may lead TO serousc Pill
cations The Emperor withdraws his minister
from Turin to avoid the appearance of all direct
completely with the SardiRian policy.
The Italian journals express regret on account
OF the recall OF the French Ambassador from Tu-
rim
The Deretto says they must rally around the
King In order to assist him In overcoming the
present difficulties The other Turin journals
publish articles Of a similar nature
The OpiniOne saws s.Italy does not desire the
responsibility Of France for her acts should shield
Great liberty of action is necessary for our govern
ment Those States who in friendly relations
need not, oa that account, be responsible one for
another. The policy followed 10y Sardinia Is i'm
posed upon our government by the state Of things
In the Peninsula.n
Preparations were being made at Vienna for the
eventuality Of a new war In Italy Additional
troops were ntly being semitic Austrian Italy
IL was rumored that Austria had motif ed rance
OF her intention to concentrate So 900 men on Man.
tua and the line Of the Pc al a corps Of observa.
ton, but with no intention Of intervening between
Sardinia and Rome.
THE LATEST
TURIN, Sept. 15.-Gen Fanti at the head of the
Sandman forces, entered Perugia Yesterday after
hot fight The Papal troops retreated to the
fortress, which subsequently surrendered. One
thousand soldiers were made prisoners, including
zen. schmidt The Sandman loss was iRsig-
nfcan