, 1860-10-26

from the fOTunnu D""y ~A"OS'"'S' VI N"'S0
ranging from the 18th to the 22d inst, inclu-
sive:-
san FRAScsco, Oct 10th.
u The following Pony news is taken from the
Bulletin dispatch:
sr. LOUIS, Sept 2sth.-The British steamer
Gladiator arrived at New Orleans on the 9th
from Truxillo, with the remnant Of Walkers
marty. Walker was shot on the 18th. Col.
Rudier was still aprisOner
washington dispatches to the N. Y. Press
state that the Postmaster General contemplates
orosnizinp an Overland Mail Service, by which
ths Pony Express will shortly be dispensed
with. lTr.H... Hr
The Overland Mail states that Smith was at
tackled by Indians at Doubtful Pass and num-
Der Of horses stolen. g'-'-
The Shaver Decatur, from the coast Of Africa, was
taken with GIG negroes, who were all landed at
MonrOvia.
The slaver Erie was captured at the same time
with 800 negroes, who were also landed at Mon
rovia.
It's reported that the Government has ordered
100 stand Of arms to Fort M1ultrie.
The Commander Of the British war steamer
Gladiator was assaulted and knocked down in
the bar room Of the ST. Charles, New Orleans,
on the Goth ult.
The steamer Persia arrived with dates to the
10th.
The French Embassador at Turin has been
recalled. as an expression Of the disapprobation
Of Napoleon as to the course Of Sardinia.
The Sandman troops have landed at Naples
by request Of .Garibaldi, who transferred the
Neapolitan feet to Sardinia. He was soon to
proclaim the annexation Of Naples to Piedmont
The steamer Glasgow, with dates from Liver
pool to Sept goth, and the North America, with
dates TO Sept 2lst have arrived.
General Lamoriciere has been defcatedby Cen
eral Cialdno. in battle which lasted six hours.
IAmoriciere retired to Amena.
The greater portion Of the POntifcal army has
capitulated.
Previous to the defeat Of Lamoriciere, the Sar-
dinians had taken Peragia after hot fight 1900
persons, including Gen. Schmidt, were taken.
The Citadel Of Spalido capitulated with 600
prisoners, and numerous other places were oc-
cupied by the Sardinians
The London. Times says: "The papal power
no longer exists. H5 1HI
The 900 mon besieged at AncOna may be
reckoned prisoners
There were many indications to warrant the
belief that collision would occur between the
French troops at Rome and the legions Of Carl
baldi. lat.t '.s... s.t.eE
Il Is expected that the Pope will leave Rome.
The Sacred College are trying to get him to seek
an asylum in Spain. rl
If the Pope leaves Rome the soldiers will fol-
low his example.
The late Neapolitan ileet had arrived to assist
cialdino In his attack upon Ancoua
Garibaldi was exclusively engaged In organic
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The weather I" P'kes rca. was co'n' s, w'.n oe'
sasonaI lalls .. s1oM, ~ ,'.'.a hvr,h',e
A"e tep'''sn gnu s,'.-- r.
An engine boiler exploded ~ Syrscuse, y,. o'ow,
ing the fireman great a'ssAnce' AAi''"s "''"' Suu
wound'ng several others
A passenger car was thrown on the track near
Albany; ten persons were Killed, ana twenty ODD
wounded - acfshI hHH en.fII
4 ION Saturday. n train was thrown OF the NASH
villa And Chatanaeua railroad. One man was
Killed. and several wounded. = fe.a s.t
.ddrxoss. has bsen nublishcd in Kentucky
bv he Bcn ami Everett State Committee, ap.
: pssIinc to the Rel men In Ohio, Pennsyvania,
and Indiana, to disregard their gubernatoriai
candidates, and support any candidate in the Ap-
nroaehine State elections that would be most
likely % defeat Lincoln. o. t,'-a -, =. 10
Tho Prince Of Wales attended hall at Pixies
Onera House. Cincinnati, on Saturday night Il
sras moi sTo,Odsd. He lsd off with Miss Pike in
dance, and danced with four other young ladies.
On Sunday he went to church twice. r
The Prince Of Wales was received at WASH
incton to-dnv (Oct. 3dl by Mr.. Cass, in behalf
Of President Buchanan -. '.a iaa8