Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13
T..ELEGR.APETr
TOVER THE STATE LINE1
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY.
Dates TO September ist.
SACRAMENTO. Snnt- 1Nth

SACRAMENTO, Sept. l2ta.
The following is taken from the Evening
Bee, telegraphed from MlIer's Station.
The Pony arrived at Millcrs station at CT
o'clock this morning with st. Louis dates to
September lst.
Later intelligence from Europe states that
the probability of an open rupture between
Austria and Piedmont gains strength at Paris
and Vienna. Count ReehLerg's address to
Count Cavour declares in the most formal
manner that if the army of Sicily invades the
territory of Naples, Austria will consider it a
caSas beHi
The various European governments are
preparing armaments on most extensive
scale. A general var seems inevitable.
A telegram received from Malta by the
High Lord Commissioner of the Ionian Is
LANDS announces that the scenes of cruelty
and massacre at Damascus have been renewed
in Halep, and that the Consul General of
Great Britain has fallen a victim.
Garibaldi has sent Prince Pandolfno to
represent Sicily at the English Court
The Emperor of the French appears NOV
| ing secretly to bring on a renewal of the
war between Austria and Piedmont. To at.
tam this end he is urging Garibaldi to act
with increased energy to get over the Neapo-
Titan business as soon as possible and then
proceed to Ventia. This advice has been
] eapt tbrourb C,l Tuor C,r;Lo1l ~. rf........
an Abide Camp, who, during his late flying
visit to Paris, had several interviews both
| with the Emperor and with Prince Napoleon.
The people of Italy have sent the following
proclamation to the soldiers of Hungary :
Hungarian soldiers: Italy has risen to make
herself united and free 10y the hands of her
own sons The life of Italy is the life of
Hungary. If you will unite with aud fight
for us, we will unite with and fight for your
sons of the Hungarian people. The Italian
people invite you to participate in their bat
ties. Come with us to the aid of Garibaldi
who will soon advance from Sicily into Ma
pies, then we shall march upon Rome with
arms in our hands from Rome to Venice and
from Venice to Hungary. Long live Hunga-
ry Long live Italy"
Volunteers from England are nocking to
the standard of Garbaldi.
Ten thousand French troops have departed
for Syria.
Hon. VIM. Smith and Senator Watson have
taken the stump in Virginia for Breckenridge
and Lane. Senator Hammond has written a
letter strongly advocating their election.
Senator Hunter is stumping Virginia for
Douglas.
The New York Herald has dropped Breck
inridge and now advocates Douglas claims.
An exchange says the Boston Committee
voted, 10y one majority, to instruct their del
egates to the State Convention to express the
wish of the Boston Democracy to have all
the anti-Republicans unite in the coming con
test The Douglas Democrats opposed the
resolution. Their organ, the Herald, is out
against the coalition.
We hear but little Of the movements of the
Republicans
The official vote of North Carolina gives
Ellis S2S majority.
From Washington we learn that European
Intervention in Mexican affairs in opposition
to the wish of the United States Govern
ment, is deemed quite improbable in diplo-
matte circles
The President is still at Bedford Springs.
From documents received at Washington
from Batavea we learn that a mutiny occur
ed on board the Clipper ship Stag Hound
near Anger, March 3lst. The mate was
murdered 10y the crew. Assistance was ren
dered by English frigate and crew placed in
irons The Spanish war vessels at Vera Cruz
threatened to lombard the city unless ample
indemnity is made for the seizure of the yes
sells last winter The Juarez party argue
that it was justified under the international
! law in declareing the steamers pirates Our
Government, foreseeing trouble have increas
ed our squadron in the gulf to II vessels and
2l9 guns
The recent elections in North Carolina.
Kentucky and Missouri are represented as
victory of the Unionists, Douglas and Bell
Their supporters are acting conjointly in
New York, Pennsylvania and other Northern
States, and the results, it is asserted, will be
the same
ARKANSAS The election of Cypert, the
Opposition candidate in the First District for
Congress, is confirmed. The Bell ticket fro
the State Legislature succeeded 10y large
majority in Pulaski county, in which Little
Rock is situated. Hon Joseph F., Logan a
Union man, is elected to the State Senate from
Saline, Hot Springs and Montgomery coun-
ties. The Mobile Register asserts that so far
as heard from the Democracy have not car
ried single county in Alabama, and that
they have been wholly or partially defeated
in Montgomery, Chambers Macon, Taa-
hoosa, Coosa, Antague, Russell, Concach,
Perry, Tuscaloosa, Clark and Marengo.
The Boilers Electoral Ticket.
SACRAMENTO, sept IL.
The following are the Breckenridge and
Lane Electors; Z. MONTGOMERY, of Sutter;
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