, 1860-09-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
TNO DAYS LATER FROM ECKOPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON

QUEBEC, Sept. oG.-The steamship Anglo
Saxon, from Liverpool 18th inst, wa London
derry l4th inst, arrived here this morning.
received.
GnE4r Ba1rA1S.-The English fnnds were
heavy on Thursday. md the Paris Bourao show
ed great du!nesa. The belief prevails that there
will be no general uaE in Europe, hut that come
new transaction. like the Wills Franco treaty,
will take place during the Autumn.
The English attacklu. party, ut Martard, Ne"
Zealaud, consisted ct 347 men. The natives lay
down on tbs ground until the men were close
upon them, when they sprang up, fired their
double barrel guns, and met the bayonet charge
Of their adversaries with the tomahawk, keep
ing up haud-to-band fight. The retreat OF
the English was SO urgent that their dead and
It is also reported that ths natives TOOK one
gun. Great complaints are made against Col.
Gould, the commander cf tie attacking party,
for not calling to his aid an additional force,
which was said to be in his reach.
The Isnses Says that Victor Emanuel iinds
formidable competitor in Garlbaid', whose soc-
cess appears sufficient TO overcome any resist
ance that eau be nude BY the Status OF the
Church, aud which brings tim into collision
With tho Austrian power in Venice. Piedmont
must nake herself mistress OF the revolution
OF give up the lead and follow. There is reason
to believe that the Emperor Napoleon sees
things from this point Of view, and that no
ITA1r.-Austria has decided not 10 recsiTs
the Neapolitans into any Austrian port.
It is asserted that, without waiting reply,
some o5 900 5ardinan ircops entered Umbrin
on The l1th, and on the 12:h rs 900 more.
Sardinian troops attacked and took Pesaro,
the fortress. Gen. Bella, who commanded the
Pope's &roops, had ordered the sack Of the
town.
The German garrison Of 0rvisto had capitu'
lated to the iEsnreent. Gen. Goyon Leaves
Paris for Rome on the 18th, to take command
Of the French troops.
G.n. Larnoriclere had concentrated hts army
at Aneona~ Several powers had protested
against the entry Of the Sardinians ibto the
States of the Church as an attack upon interua-
tionai rights. aussia sud Prussiu protested in
the strongest terms, bat would TAKE no other
steps. Cdvour had issued note explaining tho
neH attitude ofSardinia.
TWAS asserted that the Ffe6ch army ct Rome
will be increased to 10000 men.
a PARIS telegram to the London Pot, dated
"Wednesday night, says the Piedmontese forces
arc marching rapidly On lanoricierc's army,
and M engagement IS expected tn take puce
TO morrow. The Emperor and the French gor-
ernment has used eysry exertion to prevent an
Invasion of the Roman States. The relations
Of France and Piedmont are critical.
1t ras reported that France has refused TO
make the slightest CONCESSIONS to Sutherland
IN the Savoy atlnir. Switzerland therefore per-
sists more Than ever in cnntidcring the ques-
1ion one Tor Tie dec sion Of Europe.
Russia AND AUSTRIA Am interview between
tue Emnerors Of Russia md Austria aud tho
Prince Regent Of Prussia, takes place Ut War
saW On the lat Of O:tooer.
lie Nord says tia. the statement Of m alliance
betw cen England, Austria and prussis, is false
go far rs Aus ria is concerned.
sTMA.-The French army is gtiil encamped
at Dsyrout. No open disturbances had sxkea
p1ace. The arrival Of the prisoners at Coastan-
tinople had excited .he populace.
Cn1SA.-Dssays caused by the French were
still matter Of complaint. Trouble was ex-
rected ut Canton ehouid the allies receive q
cheek at the North. The reb.ls had taken pos
session Of the city Of Low kiang, only a5 miles
from Shanghai.
INDIA ALI fears OF faInipo in the northwest
district Of India had passed away. Abundant
rains had fallen, and there Was every prospect
OF an average crop.