Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01
Later From Europe.

FATHER POINT, Oct. 10th. Steamship Cana
dian, from Liverpool llth
The English news is wholly unimportant.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
that private trustworthy accounts from the Is.
land of Sardinia speak of the commencement
there Of maneuyers by secret agency for promo
ting movement in favor ofanncxation to France
in the same manner and by the same means rs
were employed by French emissaries in Savoy
and Nice
No new movements are reported in aplcs.-
Gen. Cialdini had received orders to close on the
Neapolitan frontier, and decisive events arc ex-
pected to take place at any moment.
Garibaldl was about to cOnyoke the Electoral
Colleges Of the Two Sicilies for the DIST of Dc.
tober, to vote by universal suffrage
SYRIA
Letters from Damascus say that since the de-
parture Of Fuad Pacha the MusSulmcn had re-
commenced massacreing the Christians, and had
already killed twenty. The remaining Chris
tians were cmigrating to Latakai.
The Mussulmen were furious against the Chris
tlans, and had threatened the life of the Russian
Consul
The new Pro-Dictator of Naples, as soon as
he was appointed, addressed letter to ATazzini,
compllmenting him on his patriotism, but ask
ing him to give proof Of it by leaving the
country, telling him that even without intend
ing it, he caused disunion, and that many used
his name with the parricidal intention of hoist
ing another banner in Italy.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The London Post Paris correspondent tele.
graphs that no protest, in q diplomatic sense,
had been made by Russia, Austria and Prussia
against the entrance of the Sandman troops in
to the Neapoltan territory.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFrS MARKET. Flour has
declining tendency. Wheat has declined >
to I'd, since Tuesday.
Provisions dull.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The news is chief y confined to the details Of
the battle Of Vuterno
The ncapoltans, estimated at 10000 strong,
attacked tho Garibaldians first, under the cover
Of a thick mist, carried some positions, and ior
time succeeded in driving back the Garipaldi-
ans, whose number did not reach half theirs
Garrbaldi went forward, revolver in hand
and after desperate fight of eight hours duln-
ton the Noapolitans Were broken and routed
and pursued close under the walls of Cnpa.
The brigade of Germans was cut off and driven
to the mountains. The Garihaldians took 5000
prisoners. 1t is estimated that the Ncapolitans
took 5000 men killed and wounded, and the
GTibaldians from 1900 to 20O0.
& The Royalisis subsequently made n sortie to
rescue the German brigade, but were repulsod
The King Of Naples and brothers were pres
aRfat Tie battle.
There were contra ictory rumors in circula-
ton that Capua had surrendered, and also that
the bombardment was progressing, but neither
are confirmed.
The line of the Volturno is still strongly pro
tectcd, and it is said that the Ncapoitans are
prepared to defend their positions.
Some Sandman troops assisted the Garibal-
dams.
Garibaldi had called on the King Of Sardinia
to go to Naples and also send him 1000
Immediately.
phe Piedmontese troops had entered the Ne.
apolitan territory ard reported that three of the
Great Powers protested against it.