The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
Additional Foreign News.

New YoRK, Oct. 9.-The City Of Bal
Etimore arrived at O clock this morning.
An official dispatch say the SArdinians
after short combat captured the suburbs
| of the Perta Pia of Ancona. The enemy.
with four cannon, were defending the
gates of the town of Ancons.
Orders had been received at Toulon to
prepare considerable number ofsIeamers
for the conveyance of troops. Frt ~
1t is asserted that three steamers are
Expected at Malta with reiuforcements from
England. ~ g.E
Letters from Athens nounce dem
onstrat:on by students in front of the Kings
Palace, with cries of"D9wn with King
9th" Down with Austria" and some
cries of "Napoleon forever" '.@
Two Turkish war vessels are at Jean
D'Acre, and the commander declared that
he would open fire on Il town upon the
slightest attempt to create disturbance
Great misery and mortality existed al
Constantinople.
The public Treasurer had deferred pay
ment of the interest due on public securi-
ties, Ad
Exchange on London had risen / per
cent.
Shanghai, Aug 9e.-Tha rebels have
taken Maui eing City. in the silk districts.
An American, named Vert, undertook
to recapturo Sin Foo, bu! failed, and was
wounded. The allies LIFT for the Pieho
on the e5tli fJDly, and we're to take the
forts before treating The French Divis-
ion was landing at PehtaDd, b..
z severe engagement had occurred with
pirates. Two hundred were slain and
two European leaders captured.
Calcutta. Aug. % The Mahrajab Of
Trevauceie died on the 18th.
Paris Thursday The Sandman Min.
ister had an audience Of the Emoeror yes.
terIay, in order to take leave. The lega.
ton is lett in charge Of the first Secretary.
Gen. Goyon had issued an order of the
day, declaring his resolution TO defend
the Popo to the last.
An envoy from the Pope, i: is said, had
ARRIVED at Paris with the POpss ultima
tum. to the effect that if France does not
interfere to prevent further progress Of
tie Piedmohtese, he will leave Rome forth
with.
The Kiog Of Naples had executed Gen
eral Saloraza at Gaeta for high treason,
Victor Emanuel was about to 20 TO Bo-
logna. f...-.
Ledru Rollin was at Naples.
Forts Telago and Terlilo, at Ancona,
we're taken by assault by the Sardniaps.
The Rumored Attempt I TO Assassinato
a'.' LOuis Napoleon:
A story reached US lately that man at
Toulen had fred at Louis Napoleon. 1t
is well known that the French Emperor
decrease that nothing which would seem
to indicate his unpopularity shall be Civ
en TO the public. Such precautions seem
to have led to the following extraordina-
ry attempt to explain away the murder
GUS assault above referred 10, which we
find in the Paris correspondence of the
New York Commercial Advertiser
In paris this attempt was only heard
from London, as are most Of the spurious
attempts on his majesty's life. The facts
in the present case are these: There is
man at Touon Of the name of Burle,
and who if not dprsnged, is at least sligh-
tly exalted in intellect. This man has
been from the first one Of the Emperor's
warmest supporters, and he carries his
idolatry of his majesty to such an extreme
as to scarcely talk of anything else in his
everyday conversation. This man think
ing his idolatry ought to be remunerated
Las constantly importuued the Emperor
for favors of various kinds, and among
other things had sought and obtained
the Imperial protection for Two OF his chill
dren. .
One can readily imagine The increased
exuItation' of this man when he learned
that The subject Of his daily worship was
about to arrive at Toulon, and that he was
going to see him in propria persona. He
sought but failed TO Obtain an interview
with the Emperor at the projects, but,
determined to attract his majesty atten.
tion TO himself, he conceived the bizarre
and in this country dangerous expedient
of firing off in the air pistol, loaded
with blank cartridge, as the cortege pas.
sed along the street. At first, it is true
people believed thatan attempt at assass-
insljon had been made, and Burle was
But be was soon recognized,
Snd the tragedy was turned into farce .at
which every iady laughed. Burlo was dis
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