, 1860-11-23
pITGET SOUND HERALD.
XTEILlCOON, W. r, FRIDAY, NOV. q, 1850.
LATEST FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS.

great effort is being made throughout the
country 10 defeat Lincoln, and, for that purpose,
= large number Of stump orators from Southern
and Western States have gone TO New York with
ths intention Of canvassing the State before elec
ton.
C.ssius NJ. Clay is stumping Michigan and
Ohio for the Republicans.
Mr. Yancey addressed an immense gathering
At Nashville, Tenn, on the 26th.
The Times Washington correspondent says
that a high official in the Treasury Department
has diyulged the plan Of disunion at the South
The plan, IL Lincoln is elected, Is 10 convene a
Southern Legislature by proclamation on the
9Th Of November, declare the Union dissolved,
and pronounce in favor Of Breckenridge as Pres
ident Of the Southern Union.
A horrible accident occurred at Fort Griffith,
Penn, at the Pennsylvania Coal Co.'S works.
A car containing twelve miners started for the
mine, down slope Of $50 feet when about half
way the brake broke, and the car was prccip-
itated to the bottom. Eight men were instantly
killed, two are not expected to live, and the bal
ance were saved by jumping from the car.
The subscribers to the testimonial to the OIL
GERS and crew Of the Minnie Siqfer, who rescu-
cd the passengers Of the steamer Conndught, met
at New York on the 26th, and distributed the
funds as follows: $500 to the mate, 800 to each
sailor, and the remainder-abOut s., 500-tO
Captain Wilson. The City Life Insurance Com.
panies have also settled Si6o per annum for life
upon Captain Wilson, tebe continued to his wife
If she survive him.
VIM. Harvey, Jr., note broker, was arrested
in New York on the Goth, charged with swind.
ling Quirk and L. Hommedieu out Of $1,000,
which was nearly all lost in a few days at gam.
bling.
A terrible famine prevails among the people Of
Southern Kansas. Crop failures is the cause.
Provisions, etc. are solicited and sent to them.
sc. Adams, formerly Of California, Of grizzly
bear notOriety. died at NepOnsct Massachusetts,,
on the 26th uh
The New YOrE HernLds Washington cores
pondcnt soys that the Government is in possess
sion Of Spanish designs to obtain foothold in
Mexico and Central South America, with the CO.
operation a leading European power, which
will render material aid, II necessary.
The steamship Canadian, with dates from Lon.
donderry, Ireland, to Friday, the 18th October,
has arrived.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
saws that secret manBuvres are going on in the
Island of Sardinia for annexation to France, SIM
ilar to those that took place in the case Of Savoy
aud Nice
The Sandman Chambers were debating the
annexation Of Naples
Vsaribaldi was to convGke a College Of the
Two Sicilies, to vote by universal suffrage.
Il was reported that Russia was about to re-
call her Ambassador from Turin.
Gen. Cialdini had received orders To cross the
Neapolitan frontier. Decisive events were ex-
pected at any moment
In the battle Of the Volturno Ncapotans
numbering so 900 attacked Garibaldi with half
chat number, under cover Of a thick mist, and
succeeded in driving hiN back. Garbald raj
lied his men. and, with revolver in hand, and
after desperate fight Of eight hours, completely
routed the Neapolitans He pursued them un-
der the walls Of Capua, cutting of brigade Of
Germans and driving them 70 the mountains.
The Royalists made sortie from CapuA to res
cue the Germans, but were repulsed. The King
Sf Naples and brother were present at the battle.
The NcapOlitans lost ., 500 prisoners, 800 killed
and wounded Garibaldi's loss is between 200
Aad l, 400.
The line Of tho Yolturno was strongly pro-
tected, aud the Neapolitans were prepared to
defend their positions .
Some Sardiuian troops assisted Garbaldi in
the battle. s.af.I
Tho Piedmontese troops had entered the
NeapOlitan Territory. The three great powers
protested against the eatrancc-
Unauthentic rumors announced the surren-
der Of CapuA.
The PiedmOntcso forces in Naples amounted
to 10000.
The French were about Ia ro-occupy Viterbo,
preceded by the Pontiflcal gems dGrmes. The In
habilants will resist the laltcr-but will yield.
Sandman officers had arrived TO re-assure the
Inhabitants and inform them that Victor Eman-
ue was at Macrealta.