The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-02

News from Europe to the Goth uit, brought by
the Glasgow, which was intercepted of Cape Race
on Sunday last. is published in today's paper.
The most important point OF the intelligence by
this arrival Is the announcement of battles between
the Sandman and papa forces. The despatch con-
tanning this news is brief, and gives no dates but
the fact is stated and confirmed that the Sardinians
had captured Perugia and Spoletto, and defeated
the Papal Commander inc .hief General Lamori-
cicre, with great loss. The proclamation of Vic
tor Emanuel 10 his troops just previous 10 their
trance into the Marches. which we publish in con-
nection with the news shows clearly the attitude Of
the belligerents. and explains the position Of Sar
DINA In the present crisis. Victor Emanuel, by in
terposing between the Papal power and the revo
Iutionary element headed by Garibaldi, not only
docs the work Of the latter by annexing
the States of the Church to sardinia, but
completely destroys Garbaldi's motives for
invading the Pont6cal dominions, and diverts
his line of march from Rome TO Yenetia,
where he would come in conflict with Austria.
Neither Louis Napoleon nor Victor Emanuel has
any desire or design TO overthrow the spiritual
power of the Pope but for the rule Of Austria
in yenetia there is no such exemption. At the
last accounts the Sardinians, under Gen. Cisldin,
were marching against Ancona Garbaldi was &C
lively engaged in organizing an army OF l50ooo
men. with which, assisted by iotilla Of five hun.
dred vessels, he probably intends operating
agains, Yenetia.
There was rcpor, from Toulon that an insane
man had made an attempt upon the life OF the
Emperor.
The Liverpool breadstuIs market was firm, and
an descriptions had slightly advanced while cotton
remained as before reported.
By the arrival Of the overland pony express we
have advices from San Francisco TO the 10th ut.
Tie news from California is unimpor,ant. Ia Oregon
the Legislature had organized by coalition of the
Douglas democrats and republicans. Six Of the
Breckenridge Senators. however, on discovering
the trick, suddenly left the capital, leaving the
Legislature without quorum. The coalition was
formed with the view OF choosing anti Breckenridge
United States Senators.
By way Of New Orleans we have adyices from
Havana to the q7th uli.; but they contain no &c.
neral news Of importance. Tie sugar market con.
tinucd dull. The exports for the week amounted
to l. 500 boxes.
painful tragedy occurred at the residence Of
NJ. Enoch Griri,hs. No. 22l West Thir,y-sixth
street. on Sunday. The principal in the affair,
young woman named Josephine Clifton Lyon, was
obliged to leave her fathers roof in consequence
Of the efforts Of the latter 10 make her lead life Of
shame. Seized with the idea that her father would
discover her whereabouts and take her home, she
determined 10 commit suicide rather than submit
to such treatment Accordingly. on Sunday even.
ing she procured a revolver and shot herself
through the chest, inAictng a mortal wound.
The injured woman was alive last evening when
our reporter called a, the scene 81 the tragedy but
the physicians in attendance have no hope q her
recovery. Full particulars % the affair are given
in another column.
The Mozart Hall City and County Convention
met las; evening aud nominated the following
ticket
Judge OF suprcme Court. George B,rnsri
Recorder ....................Ab Abraham EasseM
ssrrngste. tdsra M@sI
City judge. .sss.'ss.s. IONA seIahn
Aeg ..ssssss. .s sur hfHss..
suferv CHRISTIAN schwarxseder.
The Bell and Everett City and County Convcn.
ton met last evening. and after a stormy session,
al = late hour, adjourned til Friday evening with.
out making any nominations.
Udolpho Wolfe was last evening nominated
candidate FOR Congress by the Tsmmany Demo.
cratic Convention Of the Seventh district composed
OF the Ninth, Sixteenth and Twentieth wards. John
winthrop Chsnler was nominated in the sixth dis.
trict.
The Tammany Society met last evening at tie
old wigwam, but quorum no, being present At
the proper hour, no business was transacted.
tpon reference 10 the money article in to.dsy's
paper. Il win be seen that the City Chamberlain
has changed the place Of deposi, Of the city reye
uues from the Artisans Bank to the Park Bank, in
consequence OF difficulties which are wei known
TO that portion Of the public interested in the nan.
cial affairs Of the city
In the Board Of Aldermen las; evening the Com.
u,ittee on The charges Of the Mayor against Messrs.
CIayeu and Tsppan, o, Tic CTeios Aauedget