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Foreign Intelligence.

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teach the King of Sardinia political morality, Or
defend the treaty Of the holy Or any otner aatsee
against the natural interests of the Italian race.
The London Times urges upon victor m Eaanuei lETa
the necessity of speedy action at Naples, as War
saw may take advantage of the delay @ throw ITS
protection around Francis 1twas qnite tline mat
i Victor Emanuel had scattered the Bourbon forts
ana driven away its King. The delay Will be IN
The London Daily News says the Emperor will
not be 20 far duped as to join the Warsaw Con
4 ference.
Inc London Times does not think the dead set
Of the French Episeopas, the strong pressure of
| Austria and Rnssia. will induce him to wayer in
his Italian policy, which has eemented and con-
4 fifmed Englantits favor.
| INFLOW ard Frederick Peel were spoken of as
the successor Of MI. Laing at the Treasury.
When the Bohemian left Liverpool, great rejofc-
/ ings were going on In honor Of the reopening of
the splendid free library presented to the town BY
VIM. Brown. Thousands of volunteers were out
in procession, and business was generally suspend
4 ed. Lord Breugham and numerous other celebri-
| ties were taking part in the proceedings great
meeting Of woTkingmen was held in the ampithe-
ater the previous evening and presented Mr. Brown
with handsome testimonial
The Queen and Court had arrived at Windsor
from Germany. The Queen had recovered from
her indisposition.
Punch has leading picture, in which he is intro
ducing the Prince Of Wales to his pretty Miss
Columbia. with the assurance that he don't get
| such partner as her every day.
The human sacrifices at Dahomey far exceeded
the number reported. The victims were reckoned
| by thousands.
| France.
| The London Times, Paris correspondent saws the
| departure Of the Pope's Nuncio from Paris was
considered the forerunner Of the Popes quitting
/ Rome.
| The London Times Paris correspondent says:
The Papa uncio Of the Tuileries has seenthe last
OF the Imperial Court in the character of represent
| ative of the Holy Father.
i The same authority says: Seldom has the spirit
of hostility been general nthe Church Of France,
and never has it been more boldly displayed, Pas
torals, circulars, aii0cutions and sermons denounee
| and all butt implore divine vengeance on the in
yaders of the Papal States, and by implication,
the Emperor The whole prelacy is aroused, from
one end of the country to the other.
The French note to the Federal Council states
that independently of the insults offered to the
French flag at Siona, French subject was NAL
treated On that occasion France, therefore claims
that searching inquiry be instituted, and ex-
presses the hope that the guilty parties will be pun
ished, and full satisfaction accorded. The Federal
Council has directed the government at Vaais to
make the necessary investigation,
The Paris Bourse was firm, steady, and closed on
the 18th at 6o.l0
Affairs are wholly unchanged. The Paris Pat,,ie
says: As soon as the annexation Of Naples and
Sicily to Sardinia is proclaimed, Garibaldi will
resign his political authority and assume the title
and functions OF communicative chief of the land
and forces of Southern Italy. He will exelu-
sively occupy himself in preparing for war next
spring, and will make an appeal to all Europe for
volunteers.
1t Is confirmed that a French merchantmen.
laden with stores for Gaeta, had been captured by
Garibaldfs ships; but as the blockade was not
recognized BY France, she would probably be
restored to avoid disagreeabie consequences.
The Turin Gazette says Prussia has simply made
some remarks against the entry of Sandman troops
into Naples, but Russia made no communication. I
II was reported, however, via Berlin, that the Rus
sian Ambassador at Turin had been recalled, ana |
ba NH AT Dot
had received lis passports.
It was stated that IA, coo Piedmontese troops had
already reached Naples by sea. After Victor
Emanuel reviews them they viii march to Caserta
to be Joined BIZ those entering by the Roman from
tier.
Spain.
Judicial proceedings had been commenced against
Rodriaue Eervia, the man who fred at the Oueen
Of Spain. He has confessed, and says he was en-
p,o9yed by Heraore Prade, deputy of the Gortes
Mr. o'shea, an eminent Madrid banker, died
after few hours illness.
Hanever.
The abolition Of the stadt dues is on the eve of
settlement. The sum to be paid Hanover is s460- u
ooU England and Hamburg pay fl5S 600 each, and
the remainder by the other States interested.
Z CARE RACE, Nov. 1.-The steamship Europa.
from Liverpool on Saturday. the 2Oth of October.
via Queenstown 2lst, was boarded off this point at
& clock A ", to-day by the news yacht Of the
press.
The steamship Persia, from New York, arrived
at Liverpool on the 10th She carried out news of
the burning of the Connaught.
Tbs weather in England continued unsettled and ,
stormy.
A Gotha newspaper supposes that the only
daughter Of the Duke OF SAKE Meiningon. iust
turned seventeen, is the destined bride Of the
France.
Count Persigny, the French Minister to London. /
1ad gone to Paris on summons Of tile Emperor. Il q
Fas reported that he would soon replace NJ Thou i
renel in the Foreign Office. il
The French bishops and clergy continued boldly s
md vigorously TO defend the Papal cause. 1t was Il
believed the Papal Nuncio at Paris would not re-
urn.
The Bourse on the 10Th was firm and animated
he rentes closing at 6Sf. soc.
: ATFAIRs IN ITALY Victor Emanuel had not +
cached Naples. It
The last steamer took out d report that palIa !,
acno, the Pro Dictator of Naples had resigned.
ater dispatches say he and the ministers remained
office on account of the popular demonstrations
nd the expected arrival Of Victor Emanuel. o
1t was reported that fresh attack by the royai-
is on the Garibaldians had been repused D
A dispatch from Naples announces the release u
Count Arrisaleros, and his recovery from his NJ
10unds. a.
The movement Of The French upon Yiterbo and
ther places within fifty miles of Rome caused great
satisfaction among the inhabitants. Petitions to
ae King Of Sardinia and Napoleon on the subject
Iaces.
1t is reiterated that Austrian troops are largely
oncentrated on the frontier, and there was an un-
onirmed rumor that four thousand Anstrians S
.om Mantua had crossed the Pc.
1t was reported that the national vote in Sicily
Tould not take place till the 29th.
The Sandman Chamber clesed their session on
be 18th, after adopting address to the King ex-
ressiye OF their homage and gratitude. 4
Spain. =
Mr.. Escnra, the eminent banker of Madrid
zas dead.
THE WARSAW CoNFEREscE. The soyereigns were
Q meet at Warsaw on the day the Europa sailed
It was reported that Prussia will demand Of Aus
ria, as the price of her support in Europe, that
Austria should help in revving, at no distant day.
he question of the Danish Dnchies.
India.
The Bombay mails reached Marseilles on the 10th s
nd would probably London In season for the
American portion to be forwarded by the Europa. Il
The dates and commercial news had not trans
oired. N
Another " agtier rising of an important character
lad taken place at Kattiawar.
China.
] According to the Paris Patrie, the English Minis =
er to China had received an intimation that the |
Emperor would be disposed to conclude peace il
he Allies captured the Peiho forts.
O
A sHocEfNa TRAGEDY. Reliable intelligence s.
rom Fulton, Galloway county, Missouri appfises