Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-18
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Garibaldi had sent dispatch to Naples,
dated the lst, announcing a victory along
the whole lines, and that the Royal troops
were being pursued. The Due'0 of Turin,
publishes dispatches dated Naples End.
stating that the Royal troops were re-
pulsed from Caserta, and were surrounded.
The Garibaldians made $4,000 prisoners,
The above victories lacked confirmation.-
1t is reported that Garibaldi had invited
Victor Emanuel 10 90 10 Naples, and as
sumo authority, and he would retire TO his
home.
Romr AND SARDIxIA.-A summary o
the Pope's Allccu,ion Of the CoHsistory 0!
the 28;h is Published. He reproves aHd
condemns in the strongest terms the deieS-
table and saoriegicus attack Of The King
and government Of Piedmont. He proies-
ted. and would not cease 10 protest, against
their acts, which he declared null and OF no
effect; eulcgiZed and blessed his defenders,
and called on the European Powers for as
sistance. He deplored the disastrous poll
cy of non-iutervention, and called on the
Powers 10 examine seriously into IFS dam
gerous effects, and concluded by express
ing his conviction that the Catholic Princes
and people would yet come 10 the assist
ance of the Father of the Faithful, who is
attacked by the parricidal arms of degen-
crate son.
1t is reported that Napoleon, in reply TO
the Pope, maintains the non intercourse
principle, and while promising TO maintain
order in the Holy See,his desire was to
consigR Rome 10 the protection of genuine
Italian power.
Victor Emanuel issued an address 10 his
soldiers at Ancona, extolling their bravery
and the righteousness of their cause. He
concludes by saying that he assumes the
com nand, as he desires TO be foremost
where there is danger.
In the Sandman Chamber of Deputies,
Cadello demanded the production of all dec
uments relating 10 the entry of the Sardin-
ians into UnbrIa and the Marches.
Count Cavcur refused 10 comply. He
also declared that there existed neither pub
lie document nor private treaty, that no
conversation or negotiations had taken
place, and thot no power had made any
proposition involving the possession. Of
single inch Of Italian territory. He pro-
nounced The statements 10 the contrary
false.
The Papal Government is making fresh
enrollments and promising large rewards
te he remaining Papal troops concentrated
at Tivoli.
The Spanish Government has demanded
Congress Of the Catholic powers with The
view of guaranteeing the integrity Of the
States of the Holy See.
Tie French Cabinet admitted the expe-
dieucy Of such Congress, but says that
territorial changes demanded general Eu-
ropean Congress.
FRAncc.-The French submarine tele-
graph, from Algiers, was being successful
" landed at Minofca.
The funeral service for the Papal troops
lately slain, was celebrated by the Arch
Bishop CT Paris, at Notre Dame. on the 9Th
inst. Several French bishops have issued
pastoral letters protesting against the acts
taking place in Italy.
Rumors were revived that the Emperor
would go TO Warsaw, having received an
invitation, but The Pays and Patrie pub
lish denials.
The Paris bourse on the 5,h, was dull
and heavy, closing at 69i. zoe.
AusrRIA.-The wives and fam lies of
Austrian officers in Venetia have been or
dered immediately 10 quit that territory.
Russia The Empress was safely de-
l.yercd o! Prince on III. 3I