Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13
THE LATEST NEWS
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Bosros, Oct I2-The steamer Ess.. from
Hsvre on the 10Th ult., has arrived. Her sdvsers
have been anticipated but her mails sssssia soae
additional items Of interest.
Gsribaldi had consented 10 depu>.11sa Of Ven
etians publishing journal In Napl0 - excite the
people Of venetia 90 general rising He laid
one which could give them a country. ouf battles
are 30 many marches In our pfcgre@ 20 the Alrs,
on The summit Of which alone We will stop. We
au.norlzed them 70 act AZ an association Tor the
PURPOSE OF raising subsidies for al kinds finsur-
recuoh ana war-making purposes
The Kings soldiers al 6seta had demolished
,a ae 1 ,S OF the French Consul under pre-
and Garibaldi. He was sbsent Al The fine
formal order has been given 20 the Piedmop-
tese commanders 20 avoid a conflict Win the
r,enon, ana even The discussion Of any point
whatever with the French commander
IL 10 said that farIni is to retire fcom IN. s,r
dinien cabinet az oompromise between 6aribal-
di and Connt Csyour's administration
The Commander Of the Fort Of Baia. near Ma.
pies, still resisis, and threatens 20 blow M the
fortress rather than 90 surrender 10 6aribaldi
TURIN, Sept 2s.-Farini socompsnies the King
, 70 Florence ana Bologna. The Nellisn dePuts-
The remainder Of the military contingent Of
IA 900 men have been called under arms
Lord Russell's note 10 the British Minister st
Turin, expresses fear that the attacks against the
Roman States and Naples may lead 10 stack on
the possessions Of Austria in Venetia.
The King Of Piedmont, he says 10 not az liberty
10 attack nation with which he promised 70 live
In peace and friendship. should such and event
occur, Italy will again be exposed 30 all the
chances OF uncertainty
The LATEsT BIT TEE AFRICA
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily News says
a Privy Council was held on Thursday, at which
1t is understood proposal from Gen Goyon 70
augment the French army In Rome 10 % y0o0 men,
and, some say, TO put down aribaldi, was die
cussed IL Is to be feared thatthe result was de-
cision which will lead 10 a bloody war, and at
least put an end for long time 10 all hope OF the
regeneration Of Italy. Marshal valiant leaves
Paris to take command Of the army Of Italy, and
will speedily be followed by two divisions.
il Is stated more pOsit vely than ever tnat the
Pope has resolved IN leave Rome.
The capitulation Of Ancona 10 confirmed. The
vanguard Of the Sandman army was at Tivoli,
six kilometeu from Rome.
The Paris Patrie reports that the Neapolitan
Royalishs were masters Of Volurno-
The ship Conway, chartered to the British gov
eminent for the conveyance of soldiers and their
families to India had 20 be abandoned 300 miles
from Madeira. The 36i passengers and crew were
1t is reported that GsribaIdi has withdrawn tn.
command OF the NesPolitan feet from Admiral
II Is stated that Austria Intended 70 propose AZ
the warsaw meeting that the different powers
should not recognise any settlement Of the Italian
question as binding without her consent
MaZZini 10 reported TO have been well received
by Garibaldi. There was considerable dissatis-
faction expressed in Naples and Sicily at Garibal
ul's prlnclpal appointments.
The Marquis de Bella. Gsribsldi's ambassador
al Paris, has rendered his resi- gnation.
The commander Of the Fort Of Baias, near Ma
PIES, threatens to blow up the fortress before de-
iivering IL up 70 the q aTibaldians
The London Times publishes q letter showing
the imminent danger Of an attack by the Spanish
on Vera Cruz but, adding, the American
Squadron has been strengthened 70 an unusual
degree In the Gulf, IL seems unlikely that Spain
can venture upon bombardment without bring
ing on a collision with America, one Of the nrst
ssnlts would be, the loss Of Cuban
A letter from Syria states that a. soon 90 Fusd
Pasha concludes his mission there, the French
general will commence military operations; but
tue letter does not state against whom these OPERA
tons TO be directed.
The dismissal Of Admiral Persano by Garibaldi
Is received as evidence Of a complete estrange-
ment between Garibaldi and Victor Emanuel
The health Of Florence Nightingale Ia improv-
Ing She has been removed from her city resi-
dence to the more salubrIous atmosphere Of the
suburbs of London