The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-03
Foreign Arrival.

FARTHER POINT, Oct. 2.-The steamship
North american, from Liverpool the goth,
via Londonderry the 21st, passed here at 3
A. NJ. bound for Quebec. She was boarded
by the News boat of the Associated Press,
and a summary of her news obtained The
news is quite important, confirming the re
port of the Gkd$gOao off Cape Race, of the
defeat of Lamoriciere by Gen. Ciale. The
battle lasted six hours, and afterwards the
greater portion of the PontIfcal army
capituated. Lamoriciere escaped to An
coma.
Considerable uneasiness was felt in Paris
of collision between the French troops at
Rome and GaribaldiS legions. The hope
of more serious complications being avoided
was chiefly founded on the expectation that
the Pope would shortly leave Rome. The
Sacred College was exerting their influence
to induce him to seek an asylum in Spain
or Austria. If the Pope departs, the French
would follow his example, and the Sardini-
ans would at once occupy Rome.
1t was reported that Gen'l Guion's forces
would be increased to 10000 men. The
Times says the Papal Army no longer ex-
lists, for the 10000 men besieged in Anco-
ma may be already reckored Gen'l Cialdini's
prisoners. The Herald says the Papal Ar
my has been defeated but not dishonored.
Lamoriciere was evidently outnumbered.
His forces were i'll organized and i'll formed
and were no match for a regular army led
by able commanders. The Chronicle says
the result of the present battle is to trans
fer to the King of Sardinia the whole Ro-
man territory except Rome, Virterbe and
Civita Vecchia.
The Submarine Cable, intended to con-
meet Algiers and Toulon, will be landed at
Minorca, to establish communication be
tween Algiers and Paris, by way of SPAIN
CAsoRTA, l9th.-Garribald has appoint
ed Signor Safi Pro-DIctator of Sicily
Baron Breuin will leave Naples on Thurs
day next. 1t is reported that Massini has
arrived at Naples. Garibaldi will leave to-
morrow for Capua. The Journal ArH1onia
of Florence has been seized for publishing
an article insulting to the Emperor of the
French. Lamoriciere's defeat will hasten
the departure from Gaeta of the King of
Naples.
The London HeralGs Paris correspondent
is informed that manifesto by the Pope,
announcing his determination to withdraw
from Rome, is already prepared. The bat
ties of the 18th between Lamoriciere and
Cialdini lasted six hours. After the battle
the greatest portion of the Pontifieal army
capitulated. The foreign troops were return
ed to their respective countries. Lamori-
ciere with a few horsemen succeeded in
reaching AncOna. Out side of Ancona
there is not single Pontiical battalion
There was vague report in Paris that
Napoleon would attend the Imperial meet
ing at Warsaw. The following official dis
patch reached Turin
JEssE, Sept. 8th.-Lamoriciere, with
900 men, attacked to-day the position
lately taken by Cialdlni at Castle Fidaldo.
The fight was short and desperate with the
following results The junction of Lamori-
cieres corps with the remainder of his
troops at Ancona is prevented GOO prison.
ers have been made six pieces OF artillery
aud flag were taken some wounded,
among whom was Gen. Peincheni, who fell
into the hands of Cialdini. The loss Of
the enemy is considerable.
A column of &, 900 men made sortie from
Ancona and took part in the fight, was
compelled to retire, and is being pursued by
the Sardinian troops. The Neapolitan fleet /!
opened fire against Ancona. The 600 pris-
oners of war taken at Spolito are trishmen.