Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
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Additional Foreisn News by the North
American.
FARTHeR PoINT, October 2.-The Submarine
Gable intended TO connect Algiers and Tou-
lon, win be landed at Minorica, TO establish
communication between Algiers and Paris
Vid Spain.
Cdsorta, September le.--Garibaldi has ap-
pointed Sipnor Safe, Pro-Dictator of Sicily.
Baron Brenier will leave Naples on Thurs
day next. II is reported that Mazzini has
arrived at Naples Garibaldi will leave to-
morrow for Capua.
The Journal Armonia, of Florence, has
been seized for publishing an article insult
ing to the French Emperor.
Lamoricieres defeat will hasten the de-
parture from Goeta of the King of Naples.
The London HerdLds Paris correspondent
is informed that a manifesto by the Pope, an
nouncing his determination to withdraw
from Rome, is already prepared.
The battle of the 18th ult., between
Lamoriciere and Cialdini, lasted six hours.
After the battle, the greatest portion Of the
Pontificial army capitulated. The foreign
troops will return to their respective Coun-
tries. Lamoriciere, with few horsemen,
succeeded in reaching Ancona. Outside of
Ancona there is not single Pontiicial
battalion.
There was a vague report in Paris that
Napoleon would attend the Imperial meet
at Warsaw.
The following official dispatch had reached
Turin:
"Jesi, September l8.-Lamoriciere, with
II, 900 men, attacked to-day the position
lately taken by Cialdini, at Castle Fidaldo.
The fight was short, but desperate, with the
following results: The junction of Lamor-
iciere's corps with the remainder of his
troops at Ancona is prevented. Six hundred
prisoners have been made, six pieces of ar
tillery and flag taken. Only the wounded,
among whom was General Peinobeni, fell
into the hands of Cialdini. The loss of the
enemy is considerable. A column of 5000
men made q sortie from Ancona, and took
| part in the fight, but was compelled to re-
| turn, and is being pursued by the Sandman
| troops. The Neapolitan feet had opened fire
! against Ancona. The 600 prisoners of war
taken at Spolleto are Irishmen. The Sar-
dinian Government wished the British Min
lister to take charge of them, and send them
home, but he declined, saying that he could
not regard them as British subjects"
No foreign Minister, excepting the French
had been ordered to quit Turin.
Advices from Turin assert that letter haC
been addressed by Garibaldi to Victor Eman
uel, demanding the immediate dismissal o
Cavour and Farini. He also demanded
10000 Sandman soldiers to garrison Naples
Garibaldi's letter is couched in respectful
but energetic terms. The above conditions
are specified by Garibsldi as a sine qua no'
of good understanding between him anc
Piedmont.
The King Immediately dispatched nott
to Garibaldi, but its contents are not known
The ministry will communicate to the
Sandman Parliament and request its ap
proval of their conduct. Should this ap
proval be withheld, the Cabinet will resign
If Garibaldfs request is granted, the Kin
will place himself at the head of his arm
and march for Naples.
Much agitation prevails at Turin.