, 1860-09-28
RY TELEGRAPH.
later FROM EUROPE.
THE FRENCH MINISTER WITuDRAWS FK0N
HAKpfN1A.


NEw Yonx, Aug. 47.-The steamship Persia,
from Liverpool 15.b, via. Queenstown 10th, has
arrived.
italian affairs were unchanged.
The King OF Naples had Eono 10 Spain.
English news unlmportant, the harvest 1s
making apid progreas, and weather rather more
Tho French forces at Rome a,e TO be in-
creased BY two regiments Gen. Guyon Is rein.
stated in command. The Bank of France had
lost 1s; ;e5s ,00of cash during the month.
Nipples Y Us tranquil. Tho forts had all eur
rendered. Garlbaldi had exchanged interviews
with the English Admiral and Ambassador.
Sardinian tronps had disemtarked ut Naples BY
request Of Garibaldi, who transferred the Nea.
politan feet 10 Sardinia. Gen. Fanti was ap-
pointed Commander in. CHEF.
Lamoriciere had concentrated lis troops at
Ancona-
Tho French Minister had withdrara from
Turin. The business Of tbs legation will be
conducted by the Secretary.
and the Inhabitants threatened with the direct
penalties for the mere fracture Of the telegraph
wires.
acknowledgements in defence Of the
course adopted is published.
The Emperor OF Austria gave grand ban.
quetin honor Of tho Emperor Of Ruasia's birth
DAY.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
TURIN, Sept. 15.-1talian journals express re.
gret at The recall Of TIL French Ambassador.
AARsE1LIEs, Sept. 11.-Neplea letters state
that very ardent popular demonstrations are
taxing place. Many priests had fraternized With
the people. There were numerous desertiona
from Gaeta. The enlistment Of volunteers was
ordered. Sibero will be dictator while Gariba!.
di is attacking Lamo11ciere. Garibaldi declared
that he would herein proclaim the annexation
Of NAPLES to Piedmont from the summit Of the
Quirinal where all the Italians will be united
III one national banquet.
KcxE, Sept 1l-fhe Tricolor was hois.cd at
Tivoli, Gurevano and Subrnco, hus it is said the
tios.. TIE aueged order Of Lamoriciere for pill
lage in case Of insurrection is denied.
PARIS, Saturday.-The Gttnstitutiontz eaJ s The
reeali Of the Ambassador, from Turin is to cx-
press dsapproval Of the course Of Sardinia, but
is far from q rupture. Cialdiui's order Of t.. 9
peEse the foreign adTenturers without mercy.
perugia calls aloud for vengeance; though la'e
she will have it. A strong Piedmontese corps
is keeping watca Of the movements Of the Aus
triane.
LcSDos. Saturday Evesing.-Two ships hay.:
arrived with $500 ,0C0 Of Australian gold.
The Persia passed the America on the 23d,
Illinois cn the 25th, There was 1aU passengers.
"umpite" wss sixth in the st. Leger races.
LlvERPooL-Breadstutfs quiet but firm. Pro-
visions very dull.
LeSp5S. Is p. x.-Consols closed o3f q @s3t.
Money, 93!@93 account.
TrR1S. Sept. 15.-Sardinian General Fault en-.
tered PeEugin yesterday, after a hot fight which
WAS continued through ell the streets. The
enemy thdrew inio The fortress, which subse-
quentty surrender d. 1000 prisoners, including
Gen. Schmidt Sandman loss insignificant.
Baron Henfresg.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-The attendance at the
Far yesterday exceeded that Of any day this
wetk. The amph,theatre YVES filed to over
aowinR, and tho grounds were crowded. The
st. Louis prizs No. ono, 5000, for bes.
thorough! bred bull Of any age, IVES
and awarded to Bell Duke of A1dis,
k5. The same animal had in the earlier part
Of the day been awarded = 800 prizs as tha
best bull over four years old. Tbs second pre-.
MUM. $500. WAS awarded to kisg ALFRED,
owned by J. N. Brown, Saugauon Co., IL
Third premium, &l0 ;, was awarded to DauieI
Roone, owned by J. c. Mckinney, Boone Co.,
night and this morning were yesY large. This
morning all accommodations for reaching the
Far Grounds are fully employed, and large
crowds waiting to cb,ain conveyances. This
marning dsizzling rain Of an hour fell, alter
which the sun sbone with brilliancy.
The Prince asd part of his suite, accompanied
By few citiz=ns, Left Barnuul's hotel al half.
past ten this morning in seven carrisyes, for
The Fuirr Grounds. This Prince, the Duke Of
Newcastle, Lord Lyons, and Maj jor Fillcy we're
in the fexd, in m open carrsgc ar1vn BY four
coal-llhck horses. Probably $50 CT zoo boYg
we're running alongside the carriages, but DO
noise WAS made. The procession was viewed
from .he wipdo1s along the route by great
many ladies' and gentlemen, the streets through
which they would pass having beer published
in the morning papers.
The Chamber Of Commerce, by resolution
passed On Monday, transacts no business TO-.
day. aad tie stores and banking houses aro
generally clos*d, ,o girs employees an oppor-
tunity to visit the Fair.