The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-17
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
BY THE ARABIA.
THE POPE'S ALLOCUTION.

Sr. JOINS, n. F., Oct. 16.-The following is the
latest received by the Arabia:
ROME AND SARDINIA.
summary of the Pope's allocuton at the con-
sstory of the 2Sth is published. FL reproved and
condemned in the strongest terms the detestable
and sacregious attack of the King and Govern
ment of Piedmont. He protested and would not
to protest against their acts which he declar
ed null and of no effect. He eulogized and blessed
his defenders, and called on the European Powers
for assistance.
He deplored the disastrous and pernicous policy
of non intervention, and called on the Powers to
examine seriously into its dangerous effects, and
to the assistance of the father of the faithful,
who is attacked by the parricidal arms of degen-
crate
1t is reported that Napoleon, in reply to the Pope,
pronounced the non-intervention principles, and
while promising to maintain order in the Holy
See, stated that his desire was to consgn Rome to
the protection of genuine Italian power.
Victor Emmanuel Issued an address to his soldiers
at Ancona, extolling their bravery and the right
eousness of their cause. He concluded by saving
that he assumed the command, as he does, to be
foremost where there is danger.
In the Sandman Chamber of Deputies, Culetti
demanded the production of all documents relating
to the entry of the Sandman troops into Umbria
and the Marches.
THE VERY LATEST.
HALIFAX October l6.-The steamer Arabia, from
Liverpool on the 9Th, and Queenstown on the 7th
inst, arrived here to-day. The chief features of
her advices telegraphed via Cape Race, but
her latest advices contain few additional items
of interest.
The latest dispatches say body of Piedmontese
lancers galloped close to the gates of Rome, in
pursuit of the POntifical troOps
Bertani, the late Secretary General Of the Die
tator, denies the statement that he had given Or
ders forciby to oppose the entry of the Piedmon-
tese troops into Neapolitan territory. He also
says that neither he nor Garibadi counseed the
immediate occupation of Rome at the risk of a
conflict with France.
Letters from Syria say that many additional ar
rests of distinguished chiefs had produced a panic
among the Druses.
The capitulation of Ancona is confirmed. Gen.
LamOricere surrendered to Admiral Persano, who
manned the yards of his vessel, and gave him his
own cabin. Lamorciere goes to Turin by steamer
to Genoa.
The Sandman Chambers have resolved that the
King shall be authorized to Sardinia those
provinces of Central and Southern Italy which
the population, by direct universal suffrage -ote
to become an integral part of the Sandman Con-
sttutiOnal Monarchy.
The Sandman army has not yet entered Neapoli-
tan territory, but Garibaldi announces that they
soon will. The Headquarters of the army will be
at Aqua, and the King will command in person.
The forts of Pescara and Augusta, in Sicily, have
surrendered. Messina still holds out.
The only provinces left the Papal Government
Ciuta, Veccha, Frosinone and Valletria.
Some notifications of Garibaldi's ministry, to
meet the views of the Neapoitans, have been made.
Bertani has been dismissed.
better feeling between Garibadi and Victor
Emmanuel now exists.
A new manifesto of Mazzini declares that no King
of Italy should be proclaimed before the Kingdom
of Italy is organized at Rome.
Garibad has granted pension to the mother
and sisters of Agesilas Milano, who attempted to
assassinate the King of Naples.
The details of the defeat OF the patriots at Capua
state that the English and Hungarian brigade was
badly cut up.