The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-07
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
~y>~~~~~r~>>s~~~s~->>~~-
ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT 7
.~~~~~s>~~~e-~~>~~~~-~~e~
AFFAIRS In ITALY.
The Liberation OF the Papal
States.
Progress Of Events in Naples and
Sicily.
SBBECn OF LOUIS NAPOLEON IN ALCRRIA,
As., &s., As.

eybbUn VI bvUlN NAfULEUN IN ALbEhl1,
Ass, &s., Ass
The United States mail steamship Vanderbilt p. E Le
Ssvre, commander from Havre and Southampton at six
o'clock the night Of Wednesday. the 20 u arrived
- her dock last night II Ten O'Clock, bringing S04 pas
sssg@s and the usual French and Euglish mails.
me advices by the Vanderbilt have been anticipated by
Ne arrival Of the City Of Baltimore of Cape Race. We,
however publish number Of interesting extracts from
su European hles
me London Times saysu does not probable that
he Great sail October II for New York.
10 sad she 10 take in 90 Of coal, which
not be put beard at much greater rate than 900
TONS per week. In addition 10 this, owing 10 her
shaft being unsupported by the sternpost it has
away inches Of the bearings Three, also, out Of
four leading points Of her have been pj ured is
supposed during the gale she encountered in Hoyhead
hasbor, when the III fAted Royal Charter went down.
Advices from Japan to the 22d Of July have been
solved Another Portuguese commissioner had arrived
u . steamer, to negotiate treaty. An American
vessel had sailed for shanghae with cargo Of tea and
Ems 70 the value of half million. Japan tranquil.
The Liberation OF the Papal Provinces.
ueOo, who Is now acting IS The Royal Commissioner Ex
ssordinary In the provinces Of the Marches has ad-
PROCLAMATION.
nalians OF the MarchefYou k the protection OF the
Re Gaanuomo begging him 70 be your defender against
those Of rspne and murdertbose mercenaes who have
been collected and excited by that government which
n the sight Of God and ought itself TO protect your
lives An1 property. The King has listened 10 your
request the cry Of your grief has been powerful
his Italian heart than any otner considerations His
aCss have Immediately followed his aesouton and
corps Of his gallant army commanded by Of his most
variant cApsains nas entered your terrnory, ana aa-
rtuOr lv wi ri In ifz csc
The King, who desires your welfare, wishes above all
hat The order Of things 10 be established may be worthy
prevnces and you yourselves be In condition freely
70 declare your own win a. TO your future public des
tnies.
charged BY the King to represent him amidst you
during this critical moment of transition which might be
fatal 70 The whole Of Italy II you wanting In energy
In wisdom, come full Of ndence In those to whom
] am sent, becaute am convinced that they will aid
with their intelligence, and lend their support TO-
wards the performance Of the task which The King las
commissioned me 70 undertake.
You viii take up for the conquest and prcserya
Non Of your liberty you win osey the laws a. is the
you the nrst example, you viii combat internal enemies,
md Aher conquering them, you VIII treat them gener
Italians OF the Marches sons Of the Romans descend
ants OF the old and noble Latin race which, ruled by
Arms and laws BY military virtues and by civic WISDOM
do you show the world that several centuries OF op
preston prevailed TO make you degenerate and
DO you cooperate in the task which the Kings noble
ambition has imposed on ITSELF that OF reestabshng In
Italy the principles Of moral order.
Ling live Victor Emanuel Long live italy
Rxri, sept. Is, 1880. LORENZO vALERIo
n like manner the Marquis Guaterio commissioner Of
she province Of rugs has published the following pro
The loyal and glorious King Victor Emanuel has no,
nsensble 10 the cries OF grief from the Italian
provinces, which, unanimous in their DESIRES have long
since addressed themselves TO him. and he has adopted
thc generous determination Of putting end 70 your
To restore civil order In your towns, which have
been dssoated and paged BY the foreign adventuros
nd IN beStQ non
wishes, right already exercised BY other Italian
provn The mission counded 70 the troops OF
tbe King Who have crossed the frontiers OF the kingdom
with that object
Called ss am by the avOr 'of my sovereign % dis
Missioner shall in mediately the sdministra.
ton Of them. II this province OF Perugs has had OF late
sxperiepce Inc salutay ELECTS Of this protection which
tne champion Of our independence Affords
Citzens-rhe Tag q The house Of Savoy waves ov~
your towns, and you henceforth Live tranquil
IN the shade OF Us protection II FOR VOC guarantee
that days OF oy succeeding those Of grief and that
your wishes viii be fualled For long time past you
have invited this flag for long time past you have
pressed 10 thousand ways, your confidence 10 the King
In assum ng The ADMINISTRATION Of power amidst you
resolved 70 reesiablsh true order and 70 do all 70
mr. ~ shall depend 10 redress your grievances
and arsr have restrained tie spirit Of party and vengc
sroe shall be happy 70 prepare Tor the Of that
solemn right of ruffase on which your fate depends
ar ancient civilization vii not tan short lis trad.
tous and will not forge; the example of moderation and
sf civic wisdom which has arsaiy been presented By
Ciseps, The Italy of the Italians restored u herself
and free 20 dispose of her Ae ought 70 era herss
have crushed her The shame Of such deeds as arc
aemned by oivllzaiion TaE MARQUIS sUALrtIaO
CIR, pi CASTILLO, sept IL, lseo
me Pope 70 inquire lrteniions Of the
peror Napoleon IN reference 10 the Roman States
he purport OF the Emperor reply aot kroSn, bot
hs Majesty said " have mentioned that France had
not allowed Spain 70 interfere 10 iavor of The Pope.
some free corpe have arrived within thirty four miles
q Rome. Frsscau and AIbAnO have been occupied by
the rensh
<~rs were killed Aad ~ovadea. Eight irishmon
snponr the dead.
Frosno0e sud y,is,ri are tranquil.
No news has bten received from Gcuersl lamDrcicTe.
or eat CONSERVATION prevails ., Rome.
Przroll, sept gl--Evenng
ne column ot General usss snd ths Casrsears Of tbe
Tber have cutose4 ClvA Cssto and occupied the Tor
tress sixty cf TIC garrison were made prisoners.
CAPTAIN Dncci has arrived a, Toscanella He vii oocu
a. taken thc read y Clvlla yeccha
Great cnthusiasn prevails among The poptlssico
rruS, apt. ~, 1890.
me headquaricrs os ees Fanii arc al foreilo. ne
siege arsbry has been dkcmsarked Al ths Sardiniaa
EThe IOp,ssoa< say, Count vmcroai ae vpccnil and
sspor fausvicini have arrived bore from Naples.
Count Vmercati has Scen - N-pies % mission y ne
Dt~tstor.
- = rrsrr. sept Is 1850
Inc hnrQNM UN fAlAMNEN1 ~ ofNn FcfflNta w Nao
kwg IN private audionce, bet has rot yet lcit Turin
Rlwrr, sept 25, 1850
After tou's aring ths rarr95a q the iorress o.
ssnfo Leo surrendered Al discretion.
The Sa nisn troogs occupied lie fortress yesterday a
pcou. Several oaioers snd soldiers o. toe SAriinAn
army distinguished tncrsevcs 70 The attack.
The lying cflumns c0mmAatsd BY Bsign,ue have
nsac 900 other prisoners
Rows (va Marseiles) sspt a., 1890
rte of.tiot Journal publishes she notes or Gard ,a
tntnneh camUg The assistance of toe Catholic Poscrs
against Ssrdma
rbe Fcuaiscal troops are said 70 have rcccuped TO.
Nercno
France and the Pope.
PAsIs, scpt 25, 1890
me C,nti.uaanref Publishes xticle sisned by N
Bob b.ec the Influences which urge Pope 10 leave
Rome
ne CsxalEionn,i sayst-A very near future win an.
prse - whether these irhuenccs viii be victorious
Tho saine Journal further says-n unreasonable 70
seE that France should declare war against sardinia
Frsrce VII nrl exent hor Lntcfventlon beyonl Rome.