Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.

We have dispatches with five days later news,
or to the 28th ult.
The invasion of alabria by Garibaldi is II
fixed fact. Reggie, the ancient Rhegium, the
Southernmost city of Italy, has been captured,
and four thousand Calahrians were prompt to
assist in the work The fort captulated on
the 2lst, Two Neapolitan brigades have sur
rendered to one of Garibaldi's generals. An
nj has been occupied by the Garibaldians. The
royal army at Naples was supposed to be in
such a state of detection that Garibaldi would
be able to enter the city without bloodshed.
LATER
ST.. JOINS, N. F., Sept. 7.-Steamship City
of Washington, from Liverpool 29th ult., via
Queenstown Both, for New York, was intercept
ted off Cape Race at 2 P. M. to- day by the AS
sociated Press news boat.
Garbald had met with further success in
Calabra, and been proclaimed Dictator.
tits rumored that the King of Naples had
left that city and gone a board frigato.
Parliament was prorogucd on the 28th. The
Queen speech was read by the Lord Chancc-
lor. Her Majesty says her relations with for
eign powers are friendly and satisfactory, and
she trusts there is no danger Of an interruption
of the general peace believes if the Italians
are left to settle their own difficulties, the tran
guilty of other States will remain undisturbed;
hopes that in any negotiations which may take
place on the Savoy question the neutrality and
Independence of Switzerland will be maintain
ed; lamentS the atrocities in Syria, and cheer
fully concurs with the other powers in assisting
the Sultan to re-establish order regrets the
failure of negotiations with China, and says
her forces will support the demand for a full
and faithful execution of the treaty of Ten
sien thanks Parliament for the fortfication
appropriations; congratulates the country on
the efficiency OF the volunteer force, and ex-
presses heartfelt pleasure at the warm reception
,, the Prince OF Wales was receiving.
The steamship Great Eastern averaged nearly
fourteen knots an hour on her passage home.
The improvement in the weather continued,
but it was still unsettled.
LATEST.
The weather in France was still unsettled and
showery.
The Emperor and Empress were at Chalons,
where they met with an enthusiastic reception
The Bourse was dull. Rentes G8f
Garibaldi had been proclaimed Dictator at
Polensa. Large numbers of Calabrians were
joining him.
The latest dispatches report that the royal
lists had again been defeated in Calabrla, and it
was reported IN Paris on the 20 that the King
of Naples had quilted that city on the previous
evening and gone on board the frigate Strombo
Ii, and that the Piedmontese occupied the forts
This requires confirmation.
Disturbances at Naples were imminent, and
appeals to the people to revolt were openly dis
tributed
General Basoo had left Naples for Calabra
with six battalion reinforcements.
A revolutionary movement in Salero was i'm
minent.
The Pope, it is said, has expressed his readi-
ness to agree to an Italian Confederation.
There is nothing important from Syria.
VERY LATEST.
Queenstown, Aug 3O.-The reported flight
of the King of Naples is still unconfirmed.
COMMERCIAL.
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but is still unsettled Messrs Richardson,
Spence & Co., Wakefield, Nash & Co., and
others report Flour dull and prices easier, but
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to 32s Cd. Wheat quiet at Fridays advance
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