Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-28
Two Days Later Foreign News

The English Defeated By the Ne,c Zealand
ers-Complication Of Italian Afairs-
The French Army at Rome to be Strength
enel - Appreciated Difficulty beta0een
Fruncs and Piedmont.
QUEBEC, Sept 26.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liver
pool 18th inst, Uia Londonderry 14th inst !,
arrived here this morning. Her dates are
two days later than those already received
The steamships Harmonic, New York and
Glasgow arrived at Liverpool on the 18th
inst.
GREAT BRIrA1N.-The English funds were
heavy on Thursday, and the Paris Bourse
showed great dullness.
The belief prevails that there will be no
general war in Europe, but that some new
transaction like the Villa Franco treaty will
take place during the autumn.
The Herald says that the suspension in
Sydney will not affect London firms.
The English attacking party at Martard,
New Zealand, consisted of 347 men. The
natives lay down on the ground until the
men were close upon them, when they sprang
up, fired their doub!e-barrel guns and met
the bayonet charge of their adversaries with
the tomahawk, keeping up a hand-to-hand
fight The retreat of the English was so ur-
gent that their dead and a few Of the wound.
ed were left on the battlefield. 1t is also
reported that the natives took one gun
Great complaints are made against Colonel
Gould, the commander of the attacking par
ty, for not calling to his aid an additional
force, which was said to be within his reach.
The Times says that Victor Emanuel finds
formidable competitor in Garibaldi, whose
success appears sufficient to overcome any
resistance that can be made by the States Of
the Church, and which brings him into col,
lision with the Austrian power in Venice
Pied mont must make herself mistress of the
revolution, to be content to give up the
lead and follow. There is reason to believe
that the Emperor Napoleon sees things from
this point of view, and that no danger need
be apprehended from France.
Consols closed on Wednesday at 93B for
money, 934 093s for account.
The English political news is unimportant.
ITALY-Austria has decided not to receive
the Neapolitans into any Austrian port 1t
is asserted that without waiting q reply
25 600 Sandman troops entered Lumbria
on the 18th, and on the 18th $4,000 more
Sandman troops attacked and took Pesaro,
taking prisoners 1900 Germans who were in
the fortress.
Gen. Bella, who commanded the Pope's
troops, had ordered the sacking of the town,
and was taken prisoner to Turin.
The German garrison at Oriveto had
capitulated to the insurgents.
Gen. Guyon leaves Paris for Rome on the
18th, to take command of the French troops.
Gen. Lamorciere had concentrated his ar.
my at Ancona.
Several powers had protested against the
entry of the Sardinians into the States of the
Church as an attack upon international
rights. Russia and Prussia protested in the
strongest terms, but would take no other
| steps
| Cavour had issued note explaining the
new attitude of Sardinia.
1t was asserted that the French army a,
Rome will be increased to 10000 men.
| A Paris telegram in the London Post
dated Wednesday night, says the Piedmont
ese forces arc marching quietly to Lamor
ciere's army, and an engagements expected
to take place tomorrow. The Emperor and
| the French Government have used ever,
exertion to prevent an invasion of tn
Roman States.
The relations Of France and Piedmont or
critical. r..-
FRANcE.-The Bourse was fiat and lower
Rents 67f@s5s.
1t was reported that France had refuse
to make the slightest concession to Switzel
land in the Savoy affair. Switzerland there
fore persists more than ever in considerin
the question one for the decision of tn
European Congress. @
| Liverpool Breadstufs. Flour marke
dull. Wheat firm at full prices. Corn firm
Provision market generally steady.