Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-01
Later From Euron.-

FARTHER POINT, Oct. 26.-The steamer n.
from Liverpool on the lth inst, day later
ed this point on her way to Quebec. D"S Pas
The steamers Bremen and Kangaroo arrived
the lth inst. outC
The Paris correspondent of the London IT,
that private and trustworthy accounts from tbn san
of Sardinia speak of the commencement of Island
there by secret agency in favor of annexation ="
in the same manner and by the same means as rance
by French emissaries in the case of Savov and up
The Paris Bourse on the 10th closed fat pe'
6Sf SOC. "Qe
No new movements are reported from Naples
General Cialdini had received orders tn w..
Neapolitan frontier, and decisive events were U Tie
to transpre at any moment. ApeNa
Garibaldi was about to convoke the ElpctoroI m
of the Two Siciles by vote of universal snHo"o
The Piedmontese corps darmee at Naples W;ISs%
to 10000 men. A'uOunt
Affairs in the Papal States are UNCHANGED
1t is reported that General Lamoricere tpoc,..,
to Marseiles to secure passage to Civita Veceb;s
himself and three officers M
The Sandman Chambers were debating tho H.,
annexation and vote was expected on the 11N 'SN
1t is reported that Russia is about to recall h.,
bassador from Turin. 1@
Advices from Rome confirm the statement that,
French would reoccupy Viterbe. The Pon6csIta.,o'
were to precede the French troops twelve hours auS
inhabitants were prepared to repulse them but 70 D
to the French. '00
The Marquis Dppoli had gone to Viterho -.
sure the inhabitants that Victor Emanuel was 81 M
certa.
The statement is confirmed that Spain has pronos.,
a Congress of the Catholic powers at Gaeta F''u
In Austria an extraordinary credit has been cror,,
to the naval department for the construction Of ro"
batteries to defend the entrance to Austrian ports
Since Fuad Pasha has left Syria the Mugnmo,.
have recommended the massacre of the Christians anS
!
grating to Latakia. The Mussulmans were fnTm
against the Christians, and have threatened the ii.
the Russian consul.
The Paris papers state that Garibaldi's guns at h
battle of Voturno were worked by sailors from s
English ship Renown.
The Piedmontese troops we're expected to appear b.
fore Capua on the 18th.
The LATEST.
London Oct. 12.-It is reported that the French A..
my in Rome will be increased to 60, 000 men, and that
the garrison at Lyons will be placed on war footing
1t is denied that Austria Russia and Prussia have
protested against the entrance OF the Sandman trO
into Neapolitan territory.
France has agreed to furnish Piedmont with lorgp
armament and already has forwarded $4,000 mugke,
and l 100000 percussion caps.
Three Days Later from Europe.-Arrival Of III,
Steamer Asia.
Italian Afairs-Count CavOur's Policy-A Mnao
against Austraa.
New YORK, Oct. 28.-1O P. M-The steamer Asia
from Liverpool the 18th instant, has arrived here
The steamer Europa had arrived out.
English political affairs are unimportant.
Sir Harry Smith is dead.
The Paris Constitutional, semi-ohicia has an aric
complaining of Sardinia, and pointing to Europ
Congress as he means of setting matters right.
The Paris Bourse was animated. The rentes
advanced to G9f. 15c.
The cannonading of Capua commenced on the 81
and the Garibaldans after gaining fresh positions
pended for "a hours to bury the dead. The attack
recommended ON the 10th and continued on the llth
1t was reported that Garibaldi was wounded at V
turno.
A decree had been issued for vote to be taken
the 2lst by universal suffrage to the question Ot
union Of Italy under Victor Emanuel.
The Sandman Chamber of Deputies had adopted
order of the day" rendering homage to Garibald, al
approving the project of a law for the annexation
Naples to Piedmont by a vote of 29O to 6. COu
Cavour preceded this vote by defining his policy
urged union among the friends of Italian liberty On
said he desired Rome for the capital of Italy. He
uttered q menace against Austria.