Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-16
News by Pony Express.

General Lamoriciere has been defeated by
Claldini, a Sandman General, in q battle
which lasted six hours. Lamoriciere escaped
to Ancona.
Afterwards the greater portion of the Pom
tifical army capitulated previously the Sar-
dinans had taken Perugia after hot fight.
Fifteen hundred prisoners, including General
Schmidt, were taken.
The citadel of Spoletto eapitulated with six
hundred prisoners and numerous other places
| were occupied by the Sardinians.
The London Times says the Papal army no
longer exists
The forty thousand men besieged at Anco-
ma may be reckoned Cialdinis prisoners.
There was much uneasiness at Paris, for
fear of a collision between the French troops
at Rome and Garibaldi's legion. Hopes of
avoiding it are founded on the expectation that
the Pope will leave Rome. The Sacred Col
lege are trying to get him to seek an asvlum
in Spain or Austria If the Pope leaves
Rome, the French would follow his example.
The late Neapoltan fleet had arrived to
assist Cialdini in his attack on Ancona.
Garbaldi was exclusively occupied in or
ganizing his army and navy. There were
Indications that he intended to 90 to Venetia.
Kossuth was expected at Naples.
Scitori was appointed commander in absence
of the Dictator.
1t is rumored that Napoleon was fred upon
by an insane man at Toulon. The aim was
averted by bystander.
The attempt to lay a submarine cable be-
tween Toulon and Algiers failed.
The Great Eastern was to be placed in the
dock at Milford Haven.
The weather at Pixies Peak was cold, with
an occasional fall of snow. Miners cannot
commence work before nine o'clock in the
morning, on account of the ice Several
teams had left for the States, to winter.
The overland mail passengers confirm the
reports of the flight of the Texas Burners.
The road north of Red river was lined with
wagons. All suspected persons were warned
away.
On Sunday night the police were driven
from Ann street, New York, by an engine
company. They returned and captured their
assailants
Yesterday boiler exploded on the Pacific
Railroad, at Syracuse, blowing the fireman a
great distance, killing him and wounding
several others.
A passenger car was thrown off the Penn
| sylvania Railroad, near Greensburg. Twenty
odd persons were killed, and one injured.
On Saturday a train was thrown off the
track of the Nashville and Chattanooga rail-
road. One man was killed, and several
wounded.
An address is published in Kentucky by
the Bell and Everett State Committee, ap-
pealing to the Bell men in Ohio, Indiana and
Pennsy lvania to disregard their Gubernato-
rial candidates, and support any candidate in
the approaching State elections who would
be most likely to defeat Lincoln
ii. V. Johnson, in his speech at Cincinnati
lastsnight, was asked, if the election of Lincoln
would cause dissolution of the Union? lie
answered categorically, No.
Douglas addressed large concourse at
Louisville, KY, on Saturday night.
In the Fifth Congressional District, in N.
j., Nehemiah Perry has been nominated by
the Douglas Convention for Congress. lie
will be supported by the Breckenridge men.
| The Republicans of the Seventh District,
in Massachusetts, have nominated Daniel
| Gooch for Congress, and in the First District,
Anson Burlingame.
r. A. Chapman, of Springfield, has been
confirmed Judge of the Supreme Court of
| Massachusetts.
The Tammany Convention have nominated
j. w. Chandler in the Fifth District, and
Adolph Wolf in the Seventh District, New
York.
The Prince of Wales attended ball at
Pixies Opera House, at Cincinnati, on Satur-
day night. 1t was crowded. He led off
Mrs. Pike in dance, and danced with four
young ladies' On Sunday he went to church
twice. He arrived at Pittsburgh on Monday
last
November oath is the day appointed for
Thanksgiving in New York
ST.. LOUIS, October 3d-The steamer Can
ada, with dates from Liverpool to September
23d, has arrived
1t is reported that Garibaldi has written to
Victor Emanuel, demanding the immediate
dismissal of Cavour and Farini, as the sine qua
non of good understanding with Piedmont
and also asking for 10000 troops to garrison
Naples.
1t is reported that the demand was denied
but the denial was accompanied with the de-
claration that the King wrote the reply with.
out consulting his Minister, they being per
sonally concerned, and added that the Minis
terry will communicate Garbaldi's demand to
the Sandman Parliament. If it does not ap.
prove their conduct they will resign. Il
Garibaldi's request be granted, the King will
place himself at the head of the army and
march to Naples.
Ancona is besieged and blockaded
The Papal army is virtually disbanded
Garibaldi preferring to march against
Capua, his forces have cut off the communi-
cation of the Royal troops between Capua
and Anacona
GAETA, September 23.-Garibaldi has been
at Palermo and issued a proclamation, declar-
ing he would proclaim Constitution and
kingdom at Rome, but would not accomplish
amalgamation at present.
1t is reported that the manifesto of the Pope
is prepared, announcing his determination to
withdraw from Rome.
1t is reported that Napoleon would attend
the Imperial meeting at Warsaw, for the
purpose of dispelling distrust against France.
INsoLvENT.-A San Francisco dispatch says