The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-13
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nv ROXY KxPREss.
The steamer AngIo.Saxon arrived ii
/ Quebec, Qn Sept. 20, bringing the follow.
ling news l...
eRg1T BRITAIN .i5
The belief prevails that there win lie
no general war III Europe, bnt some new
transaction like Tie villa France treaty
I Will take place during tie autumn. d.
IL The Herald says the suspension III Sid,
Z ney viii net affect London Efms.
Tho English attaeking party al Martard.
New Heaiautl, consisted Of thirty four
men. The natives Liy down Oh hegroundI
I until The men were close upon them. when
/ they sprung Up, fred their double barrelcdl
/ guns aud met, the bayonrt charre Of their.
fadycrsarics With tic tonlahask, keeping
mp q hand 40 hand fight, The retreat of
the English was 10 urgent that their dead
and q few Of the wounded We're LETT on
Ii2ths shnttle iicld. IL IL also reported that
1 the natlycs took one gun HI
Great tllpplaintsagr nlilgIc against Col
G0nll commander ~ the attacking party,
for not calling II his aid An additional
4 force, which was said 10 be within his
reach ,j G;s.$ ts..,3 ~.
SEASSk. l;i34
f itNas reported that Princa sefisci Is
make the slightest e0nressipt, Id Swiixere
#iitnd I in Savoy affairs SWITZERLAND,
I therefore, persists more than ever in con-
sideriIlg the qiestior1on for tIle tiscrc-
I ton Of Europe. sssia
An interview between the Emperors Of
Russia, Atistfia aud Pence Regent. or
4 l'fussln. takes place ut Warsaw on the
list Of October ,t3; Il 4. s#... H #.
IGetord says thes the statement of ali.
nnce between England, AustYia aud Prus.
.sia IS false so far Us Austria Il toi,ceyned
I, u The Emperor md the French govern
nacut used every exertion ,ospreyent al
Invasion Of che Roman States. The RI
4 IatioGs Of Frapce and Iiedmoittar are crit
i eal. ia3 4. .. :.s1
r.E 1ss 5i.fts 1rtT.Y, u, Fl s 4
Austria has decided not to receive Ill
], Neap0litan fleet into any Austrian port
!. Its asserted that without waiting
reply from Iselnc % Is 900 SsFiiniail trooI
, entered Embria on the iIlh, and On ii
!. I2tlr25, 600 more attacked and took II
/; fsarc, taking prisoners 1900 Germans yi
we're in the fortress. # i. #. .i &;
]. Gen. Bella, who commanded the Pore
II troops, had ordered The sac u the tow
!. and was taken prisoner to Tnrtns
81 Tic ltefInau garFison u 0riseto, ha
n cnpitulnted 10 the insurgents 81
{ Con Oregon Ieayss Paris for Rome I
i The 18th, to take command of the Frene
81 troops. q Z. g n. e.
/. Cen, EanoEtelree bad concentrated Ii
/ arIny ut lSitcpBa Several powers iIa
!, protested againsi tho entry of lie Saf,iil
/. nllrIny into tie Suites Of tie GhuTeI
i ms an aitack upon international rights
al IsoSsia and Prussia protested in 81
{. strongest ierps. but Nptlid take no Otitt
step .s:s. . :. sS ii, i 4. : III. W. s
zs88 Eayeaa has i sued d notice explaining. I'll
Isl: new tlft,Hlctg Sardinia. Fl. .s .... /.
= > Gen. Fabti entered PcrugiI on Sep
Is y l22tt, after n hot fight, which MAS eontll
. ned tlsKoiIslrpa the streets The eitetl
y withdrew INTO the fortress, which slltia
vi qaeuily sprTeuaerea one Thousand pTtso
!. eFs, including Sen. SIhtHBi II: 9aFdlhlf
y loss Insignificant, :; Z; 1; ..5: 5.s ,t
I, ], i The Tines say Victor Emanuel 6iiiis
= formidable competitor hi g aribaldl, who
= ! i sil:eess appears sufficient 10 overcome az
! Eresistance that raa be iradebY the Stat'
of the church aud which litiiss him I'M
collision with the Alisttiail part in Y
nift. - q.
= Iietlai9ilt must make herself mistress
5 the rcyalil4loa or lie content 10 give up u
: lead aud fellow, .-.:5. ....:.. !.
Tlfere is reason 10 believe that The IN
! tpcror Napoleon sees things 'FRONT.' hisIotl
I is10f view, aud tilaf no danger nfca be- u
|, pfebended from France. &. ..: 81. rs. =
Y a Paris. telegraph 10 ttif London f'es
, dated Sept. L. says the Piedmont force
are marching rapidly gu LataofielfFe' q a.
! my, aud nj engagement is expected = =
: take place to-tio IF, ..5.:;... + ii
"a =. .sE.&: SYRIA. -t,5%.: III ::s4
The French army Is still clcalaped 9
G Beyrout. Sonpen tIiSturbqaces lutl ti'k
i en- place. The arrival Of prisoners q
E Coastantinople had excited the polh,iaee