The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-19
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY TIE a. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Arrival OF the steamer Enropa.

= Arrival OF the steamer EnrOpa.
Sr. JoHa's, Sept. 18th, M.-The R. II.
steamship Europa, from Liverpool on Satur-
day, the Sth inst, via Queenstown on the
! eth, passed Cape Race at half past O. clock
; Sunday evening She was boarded by the
News Yacht, and the following summary of
news obtained
The intelligence is quite importaot. The.
King of Naples quilted the Capital on the
9th, in a Spanish vessel, for Gaeta
Garibaldi was twenty-eight'miles from Ma
Piles on the 9th, and was expected to reach
the Capital on the 7th. His advance guard
arrived at Salerno on the 9Th
Naples continued tssnqui
The harvest in England was making sat-
isfactory progress.
The Galway line is advertised to run
monthly. The Connaught sailed on the 18th
of August, being the first vessel under the
new arrangement.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, September th.-Iusurrectiona-
and the insurgents have attacked and de-
feated the Pspal troops.
The Opinion National, of Turin, of the
9Th, says the first column of volunteers en-
ters the marches to-day.
LIVERPOOL, September 9th.-The Bread
stuff market was paralyzed on Friday, and
quotations were nominal, but a few forced
sales were made at the following reduc-
tions on the week; Flour 2@3d. Wheat
Sd. Corn Is Cd. On Saturday the mar
ket was dull and quotations nominal Pro-
visions quiet. Consols closed on Saturday
at e34@93s.
Mr.. Lindsay, who has instructions relative
to shipping negotiations with the United
States, is passenger in the Europa
GREAT BRITIAN.-The weather continued
fine, and the harvesting in the southern
counties was nearly completed, and the re-
suit exceeds expectations. Operations have
commenced in the more northern counties
with encouraging prospects.
Earl Granville was en- route for Madrid,
and it was reported that he has a mission
relative to the Slave trade
The number of volunteers offering for
Garibaldi was so great that guns could not
be raised fast enough to send them to
Naples.
NAPLEs.--Garibaldi landed at Salerno
on the 9th, and was expected at Naples at
any moment. A battle was considered
likely on the 7th, between Clora and Saler-
no. The royal troops occupied a strong
position, and it was said in case of defeat
would retire upon Galta.
The Queen of Spain had offered the King
of Naples refuge in Spain, which the lat
ter accepted.
The brigade CoidareUis reported to have
passed over to Garibaldi
The Turin journals denounce the position
of the troops of Lamoricierre, and call on
the Pope to disband his foreign mercen-
aries.
1t is rumorcd that Count Cavour had sent
a note to Rome announcing that any move
ments Of the pontifeal troops beyond the
Roman frontier would be considered an act
of Intervention, aud that Piedmont would
occupy the Marches
The latest dispatches from Naples to the
evening of the 8tb inst, announce that the
King !had left there for Gaeta, that day, on
board a Spanish vessel. Before leaving,
he reduced the penalties Of the prisoners.
Garibaldi was expected to enter Naples on
the 7th. He was but 26 miles from the
capital. The advance guard of Garibaldis
army arrived at Saleruo at noon on the 9th
inst
The London Times correspondent says
that the King had gone to Gaeta only to
consider whether he will fly to Madrid or
Vienna that Naples is as good as lost, and
that the turn Of Rome must come next.
It was reported that the French govern
ment has sent diplomatic note to Switzer-
land, relative to the outrages at Geneva on
the French flag. The outrage in question
was perpetrated by a Swiss mob, during the
violation of Swiss territory by SavOyards
going IN procession to congratulate.
The weather was fine in Paris, but floods
and hurricanes are reported in the provinces.
Recent disturbances at Aubine had led to
the discovery of a great conspiracy favera-
BILE to Garibaldi, and numerous arrests were
made.
The plan of the National Union at Co.
bourg was unanimously adopted as a pro-
gramme for the transfer of the central power
to Prussia, and a convention of the German
Parliament.
Bullion in the Bank OF England had iu-
creased 9255, 900.