Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-27
LATER FROM EURopE-PER EUROPA
Flight of the King Of Naples.
PROGRESS CT GARIBALDI.
ansurrectiOn in the POpe's DOm'n.

ne"s' summary OF which Is telegraphed.
The King of Naples quilted the capital
on the 9th, in Spanish vessel. for Gaeta.
Garibaldi was at Cora, % miles from
Naples, on the 9th and was expected to
reach the capital on the 7th, His advance
guard arrived at Salerno ou the 9Th.
Naples continued tranquil.
The harvest in England was making sat-
isfactory progress.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-Insurrectionary move
ments have broken out at Resaxo, and the
insurgents have attacked and defeated the
papal troops.
The Opinione National at Turin, of the
sth, says the first column of volunteers en-
ter the Marshes to-day.
LIVERPOOL MARKEr.-Sales Cotton Sat-
urday, $4,000 bales, including 5000 on
speculation and for export; market closed
firm. Breadstuffs market was .paralized;
on Friday quotations were nominal, but a
few forced sales were made at the follow
ing reductions on the week.
Flour 2@2s; wheat Sd; corn Is Cd. On
Saturday the l,arket was dull and quota
tions nominal. The provision market is
quiet.
Mr.. Lindsay, who mas instructions rel
alive to shipping negotiations with the Uni
ted States, is passenger in the Europa.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The weather continued ilne, ana inc mar
vest in the Southern counties was partly
completed, and the result exceeds expec-
tations. Operations have commenced in
the more northern counties with encoura-
ging prospects.
Earl Graville was en- route for Ma irid,
and it was reported that he has a mission
relative 10 the slave trade.
The number Of English volunteers offer.
ing for Garibaldi, was SO great that funds
could not be raised fast enough 10 send
them TO Naples.
NAPLES.
Garibaldi arrived at Salerno on the 9th,
and was expected at Naples at any mo-
ment.
A battle was considered likely on the I'd
between ClOra and Salerno. The royal
troops occupied strong position, and it
was said in case Of defeat, would retire
upon Gaeta.
The Queen Of Spain had offered the
King Of Naples refuge in Spain, which
the latter accepted.
The brig Caldosell is reported to have
passed over 10 Garibaldi.
Turin Journals dcnouncs the position Of
the troops Of Lamorcierre, and call upon
the.Pope to disband his foreign mercenaries.
1t is rumored that Count Lavour had sent
note to Rome, announcing that any moye-
msnt of The Pontifcal troops beyond the
Roman frontier should be considered an
act Of Intervention, and that Piedmont
would Immediately occupy the Marches.
The latest dispatches from Naples to the
evening of the 9Th, announce that the
King had left there for Gaeta that day on
board Spanish vessel. Before leaving
he reduced the penalties of the prisoners.
Garibaldi dined at Lacava on the 9th,
and was expected TO enter Naples on the
7th. I.acava was only 26 miles from the
capital. The advanced guard of Garibal.
dis army arrived at Salerno at noon of the
9th.
Naples was tranquil.
The London Times says editorially that
the King had gone TO Gaeta only to consider
whether he will fly to Madrid or Vienna:
that Naples is as good as lost, and that the
turn Of Rome must come next.
FRANCE.
1t was reported that the French Govern.
ment has diplomatic note to Switzerland
relative TO the outrages at Geneva on the
French flag. The outrages in question
were perpetrated by Swiss mob during
the violation Of Swiss territory by Savoy
ards going In procession to congratulate the
Emperor.
The weather was fine in Paris, but
floods and hurricanes ars reported in the
provinces.
The bourse was quiet but rather low.
AUSTRIA.
twas reported Prince Metternich would
be Minister Of Foreign Affairs, but tho ru-
NOR was contradicted.
1t was reported that 25,00O Austrians
had received orders 10 leave Vienna for |
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