Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
ADDITIONAL By rHE NORTH AMERICAN.


The foreign Journals notice prominently the struggle
between the civil and military leaders of the Italian
vouton and the subject Is advered TO in several Lon
don papers.
The Herald says the fate Of Italy IA involved in the
struggle between Cavour and Garibaldi
The Times observes that " both men mean the same
thing, and are endeavorng to obtain the same object
but Cavour recognises difficulties which have 70 be avoid
ed while Glribadi believes he ride down all obsta
Giles sword in hand. Garibaldis system is admirable
against his countrymen, but Cavour's will be indie
pensable to Italy antagonist for France and Aus
tria
The submarine cable intended connect Agiers and
Touloun will be landed at Minorca TO establish
munication between Algiers and Paris via SPAIN
CAsoRTA, Sept lsth--Garbadi has appointed Signor
Safi pro-dictator OF Sicily.
Baron Brenier will leave Naples on Thursday next.
1t is reported that Mazzni has arrived at Naples.
GaribaldI will leave tomorrow for Capua.
TURIN Sept 20th.-Aiter the official publications Of
Caldins victory the city was ee. The Nominations
were general.
The Journal Ammonia, of Florence, has been seized
for publishing article insulting TO the Emperor Of the
French.
Lamoriceres defeat will hasten the departure from
Gaeta of the King of Naples
The London Heralds Paris correspondent is informed
that manifesto by the Pope announcing his determine
ton TO Withdraw from Rome is already prepared.
The Times quotes a Turin letter of the Sh "If Carl
badi persists in attacking Rome, while the French and
the Pope there the government OF Victor Emanuel
will repulse the attack with It's allies matter what
| be the consequences"
The same Letter also says complete anarchy reigns in
Sicily, and administrative disorder at Naples.
The battle of the 18Th between Llmoriciere and Cal
diu lasted sixteen hours. After the battle the greater
portion of the pontfcia army capulated. The foreign
troops will return to their respective countries
Lamoricere with few horsemen succeeded in reach
ing AnconA. Outside of Ancona there is not single
pontfcal battalion.
There was vague report in Paris that Napoleon would
| attend the imperial meeting at Warsaw.
The London Times city article dated Thursday even
ing says On the Of the defeat OF Lamorcere the
English funds opened this morning at further ractios-
al Improvement which was upheld throughout the day,
notwithstanding the approach of the end Of the
| quarter. No gold bought by the bank to-day.
The following official despatch had reached Turin:
"JEsI Sept l5-Llmorciere, with ii 900 men, at
tackled to-day the position lately taken by Caldni at
Castle Fdado. The fight short but desperate. with
the following results. The junction OF LaInorciere's
corps with the remainder of his troops at Ancona is pre-
vented six hundred prisoners have been made SIX
| pieces of artillery and flag we're taken; only the
| wounded among whom General Ptnodeni fell into
the hands OF CGdin The loss OF the enemy is conside-
| rable.
column Of 5000 men made sore from AuconA
and took part in the fight but was compelled to retire
aud being pursued by the Sandman troops The Nea-
poitan fleet opened fire against Ancona.
The six hundred prisoners Of war takent Spoeto are
Ishmen. The SArGnian Government wished the British
Minister to take charge of aud send them home but he
declined saying he could not regard them as British sub
jects.
No foreign Minister except the French had been Or
dered to quit Turin.
Advices from Turin assert that letter had been ad-
dressed by Garbadi to Victor Emanuel demanding the
immediate dismissal of Cavoni and Farin He also de-
manded 80 900 Sirdinan soldiers to garrison Naples
Garibalds Letter is cOuched in respectful but magnetic
ahov conditions gnpci6pd nv Garbadi
as sine qua non OF good understanding between him
aud Piedmont The King Immediately despatcbeda note
to GaTibald but its contents not known The MIN
isty viii communicate to the Sandman Parlam mt the
demands OF Garbald and reques: s approval OF their
conduct Should this approval be withheld the Cabinet
will resign. If Garbadis request is granted the King
will place himself at the head OF bis army and march for
Naples. Much agitation prevails at Turin.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Post tele-
graphs that the statement of attempt the life OF the
| Emperor is totally unfounded.
Seventy-fou Austrian vessels Of war mounting nine
hundred guns ordered to rendezvous of the island
| OF Ligga, in the Adratic
The Austrian protest against the invasion Of the Ro-
man States had reached Paris Austria will not inter
ere at present. unless Venetia is attacked but holds
herself free to choose her time Of attacking the rev.
olutonists.
Military operations in Syria would commence after
the hot weather. Achmet Pacba, Osmln Dey and Nus
tapha Bey, who betrayed the christians in SYRIA and
Osman Bey who commanded the troops during the mas
| sacre were shot at Damascus on the Sih.
A rumOr current in Paris that Count Persigney
will shortly replace II. Thouveue in the Ministry OF Fo-
reign affairs.
The Paris CoHstitutiornsl gives categorical denial
to the report that the islands OF Sardinia and Eba are to
be coded France indemnity for the annexation OF
| Naples aud Sicily TO Piedmont
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2l-Wheat and flour are selling at
Tuesdays full prices. Indian in better demand,
and fully as dear; mixed 35s., and round 35s. Cd.
Cotton.-Slles Of the week 56,3lO bales including
| Ii 800 Oh speculaton,