Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25
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ARRIVAL OF the new mexioan rTa,I


INDEPENDENCE, Oct. 22-The New Mexican mail,
with dates to the 18th inst, arrived this morning
The companies against the Navaoes had been gone
about two weeks. In their absence band of lndi-
ans came within eight miles of Santa Fe, and ran
| of $50 mules belonging to Elsberg and Amberg. A
company OF thirty soldiers, under command of Capt.
Gibbs, went IN pursuit. but failed to Overtake them
! A company OF Pueblos also went and recovered
sixty OF the mules The remainder entirely lest
| which will be heavy loss the owners.
| About the same time of the above transaction
the Indians succeeded in running from the Govern
ment herd at Albuquerque, one hundred beef cattle
They were followed, but killed all the cattle and
made their escape.
On the 9th instant band Of Indians crossed the
river within twelve miles of Santa Fe going in the
direction of GallistO.
The Governor and Col Fauntleroy are at Logger
heads in regard to tearing down Old adobe build
ing.
There is no news of special interest from the
plains
Flora Temple Keats Patchen
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 23.-The trot between Flora Tenn
pie aud Patchen took place this afternoon 1000
people were present. The late rains made the track
heavy, and there was slight fall of rain just as
the horses started. Patchen won the first heat and
Flora Temple the second, third and fourth. Time
229 ;2:2S, and 2:30.
I'VE ,republish the above dispatch to correct an
error the time ofsthe last heat having been omtted
NEW YORK, Oct. 24-The steamer City OF Wash
ington has arrived at Cape Race with Liverpool
dates Of the llth. The steamer Jura had arrived
out.
The Piedmonters have entered the Neapolitan
territory Some of the Neaopoitans assisted Carl
baldi in the battle. Mazzni has left Naples.
LONDON-The details of the battle of Voltunno
say that the Neapolitans, 10000 strong attacked
Garibaldi on the lst under a thick mist and tempo
ratily drove back the Garibaldians numbering
about = ftpPa fiUht Of hon,
duration Garlbadi being forward with pistol in hand
cheering on his men, the NeapOlitans were broken
routed, and pursued close to the walls OF Capua
brigade of Germans was cut off from the main
body of NeapOGtans and driven to the mountains
The Garibadians took 5000 prisoners
1t is estimated that the NeapOtans had 5000 kill
ed and wounded.
1.-THE loss to the Garibaldans being evidently in
correct will be given in the next repOrt.-REPORTER.l
The ROyalsts made sortie from CapUa to rescue
the German brigade which had been cut off but
were repulsed
The King of Naples anu brothers were present at
the battles
A rumor is current that Capua had surrendered.
and another that the bombardment thereof was pro-
crossing; neither of which is confirmed.
The line of VOturnO is still strongly protected.
1t is said that the NeapOtans were prepared to de-
fend their positions.
Garibaldi asked the King of Sardinia to 90 to Ma
pies and send him 1000 men Immediately.
1t is reported that three of the Great Powers pro-
tested the entry of the Sardinians into Naples at
the request of the PrOdiCtator
There is no change in the Papal States.
The Pope remained at Rome.
Gen. Lamorciere returned to France.
The French had occupied numerous places near
Rome.
1t is reported that a third division will be sent
from France to Rome.
The Paris BourGe was dull and depressed. Rentes |
GSf soc.
Movements on a large scale reported in Aus |
tria.
AUsTRn.-Advices from Pekn are to the first of |
July. Unimportant
English funds depressed by the heavy exports |
of gold to France.
LONDON, llth.-There is no change in Italian af- |
fairs.
From New Orleans.