Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03


Ameriean.
TIE foreign journals notice prominently the
struggle between the civil aud military leaders of
the Italian revolution, and the subject is adverted
to in several London papers
The Herald says the fate Of italy Is Involved In
the struggle between Cavour and Garibaldi.
The Times observes that 'tboth men mean the
same thing and are endeavoring to obtain the
same object, but Cavour recognizes diffcnlties
which bavs to Be avoided, while Garibaldi be-
lieves he can rfdeNover all obstacles, sword in
hand Garibaldi's imPulsive system is admirable
against his own countrymen, but Cavour's will
be indispensable to Italy az an antagonist for
France and Austria.n
The submarine cable intended to connect Al
giers and Toulon will be landed at Minorca, to
establish 3 communication between Alsiers and
Paris via SPAIN . 80 al
CAsoRTA, Sept: 1s.-Garibaldi has appointed
Senior sam pro-dictator Of Sicily.
Baran Bremen will leave Naples on Thursday
IT Is reported that Mazzini has arrived at Naples
Garibaldi will leave tomorrow for Capua
TURIN, Sept. 20 After the official publications
Of Claidinis victory the city was en- fete The
illumna were general E'trS'7
The Journal Ammonia Of Florence has been
seized Tor publishing an article insulting to the
Emperor Of the French.
Lamoficiere's defeat will hasten the departure
from Gaeta of the King Of Naples ~
The London HeraldS Paris correspondent Is
informed that a manifesto by the Pope, announ-
| Is already prepared. 80
The Times quotes Turin letter of the sth. "if
Garibaldi persists in attacking Rome while the
french and the Pope are there, the Government
| OF Victor Emanuel will repulse the attack, In
concert with Its ali,s, no matter what may be the
consequences"
The same letter says complete anarchy reigns in
Sicily, and administrative disorder at Naples
The battle Of the 18th, between Lamoficiere
and Cialdini. lasted six hours. After the battle,
the greater portion of the pontfcal army capitu.
lated The foreign troops will return to their re
tFf tnia 81
hofsemen, succeeded in reaching Ancona Out
side Of Ancona there is not single pontfcal bat
talon
There was vague report I'm Paris that Nspo.
leon would attend the imper al meeting at War
| saw. ...'.- r
The London Times city article, dated Thurs.
DAY evening, says:-"on the news of the defeat
OF Lamoriciere the English funds opened this
morning at further fractional Improvement,
which was upheld throughout the day, notwith-
standing the near approach Of the end of the
| quarter. No gold was bought by the Bank to-
fhe following official dispatch had reached
Turin:
JEST, Sept. 1s.-Lamoriciere, with II, GOO men,
attacked to-day the position lately taken by Cial-
desperate, with the following results Tine juno
ton OF Lamoriciere's corps with the remainder
OF his troops at Ancona is prevented; 600 prisoners
were taken; only the wounded, among whom
was Gen. Peinodeni, fell into the hands of Cial-
DIM. The loss Of the enemy is consi siderable
A column OF 600 men made sortie from
Ancona and took part In the fight but was com
PEELED to retire. and is being pursued by the Sar-
dinian troops The Neapolitan feet opened fire
against Ancona. =
The 600 prisoners of war taken at Spoleto are
lrishmen. The Sandman Government wished
the British n mister to take charge Of and send
them home, but he declined, saying he could not
regard them as British subjects -
No foreign minister except the French had been
ordered to quit Turin. f. ...- ..
Advices from Turin assert that a letter had
been addressed by Garibaldi to Victor Emmanuel,
demanding the Immediate dismissal Of Cayouf
and Farini. He also demanded 30, 600 Sardi nian
soldiers to garrison Naples. Garibald's letter is
couched In respectful but energetic terms The
above conditions are specified by Carl baldi as a
and Piedmont The King immed iately di spatc he'd
note to Garibaldi but its contents are not known
The Ministry will communicate to the Sardn MAN
Parliament the demands of Garibaldi and request
us approval OF their conduct Should this approvsl
be withheld, the Cabinet will resign III Carl
baldi's request is granted the King will place
himself at the head Of his army and march for
Naples Much agitation prevailed at Turin
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
teegraphs that the statement of an attempt on the
life Of the Emperor is totally unfounded
Seventy-four Austrian vessels Of war, mounting
nine hundred guns, are ordered to rendezvous off
the island Of Lizzia, in the Adriatic.
The Austrian protest against the invasion of the
Roman States had reached Paris Austria will
not interfere tpresent unless Venetia 10 attack
but holds herself free to choose her own time OF
attacking the revolution.
Military operations In Syria would commence
after the hot weather. Achmet Pacha. Osman
Dey, and Mustapha Bey, who betra yed the Chris
tians at Hasbeya, and Osman Bey, who com
manded the troops during the massacres, were
shot at Damascus on the eth
A rumor was current In Paris that Count Per
signy will shortly replace M. rhouvenel in the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs.
The Paris Constitutional gives a categorical
denial to the report that the islands Of Sardinia
and Elba are to be coded to France as indemnity
for the annexation Of Naples and Sicily to Pied