The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ TIE E. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Arrival of the Anglo saxon.

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QUEBEC, Sept. 26.-The steamship ARgLc
| .SarOn, from Liverpool on the. 9th, Uia Lon
donderry on the 18th inst, arrived here this
morning. Her dates are two days later
! than those already received.
The steamer Hamn,onia of the New York
and Glasgow line, from New York, arrived
at Liverpool on the 18th inst.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The English funds were
heavy on Thursday. The Paris BourSe
| shows great dullness.
The belief prevailed that there will be no
general war in Europe, but some new trans
action ike the Villa France treaty will take
place during the Autumn.
The Herald says the hesuspension in Sydney
will not effect London firms.
The English attacking party at Maitland,
New Zealand, consisted of 347 men. The
natives lay down on the ground until the
men were close upon them, when they
sprung up, fred their double barreled guns,
and met the bayonet charge of their adver-
saries with tOmahawk, keeping up q hand
to hand fight. The retreat of the English
was SO urgent that their dead and few of
their wounded were left on the battle field.
1t is also reported that the natives took one
gun. Great complaints are made against
Col. Gould, commander of the attacking
party, for not calling to his aid an addition
al force which was said to be within his
reach.
The NetcS says Victor Emanuel finds for
mldable competition in Garibaldi, whose
success appears sufficient to overcome any
resistance that can be made by the States
of the Church, and which brings them into
collision with the Austrian power in
Venice. Piedmont must make herself mis-
tress OF the Revolution or 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 lie apprehended from
France
COnsols closed on Wednesday at 93B for
money.
ITALY.-Austria has decided not to re-
ceive the Neapolitan fleet into any Austri- |
an port. 1t is asserted that without waiting
a reply from Rome, IS, 900 Sandman troops
entered u mbria on the lth, and on the 18th |
%, 600 more Sandman troops attacked and
took Pesaro, taking prisoners 1900 Germans
who were in the fortress. Gen'l Bella, who
commanded the POpe's troops, had ordered
the sack of the town, and was taken pris- |
oner in turn. The German garrison of |
Oriveto had capitulated to the insurgents.
GenI Guyon leaves Paris for Rome on |
the 18th to take command of the French |
troops.
Genl LamOriciere had concentrated his /
army at Ancora,
Several powers had protested against the
entry of the Sardinians into the States of |
he Church as an attack upon in ternational |
lights.
Russia and Prussia protested in the strong
,st terms, but would take no other steps.
Cavour had issued a note explaining the
new attitude of Sardinia. 1t was asserted
hat the French army will be increased to
10, 900 men.
Paris Telegrams to the London Post, dat
ID Wednesday night, say the Piedmontese
orces are marching rapidly on Lamorici- |
9re's army, and an engagement is expected
% take place tomorrow. The Emperor and
he French Government have used every
,xertion to prevent an invasion of the
Roman States. The relations of France
ind Piedmont are critical
FRANCE.-It was reported that France re-
used to make the slightest concession to
switzerland in the Savoy affair Switzer-
and, therefore, more than ever is consider
ng the question one for the discretion of
europe.
An interview between the Emperors of
Russia and Austria and the Prince Regent
If Prussia takes place at Warsaw, on the
irst of October. LeN0rd says that the
of an alliance between England,
Austria and Prussia is false, so far as Aus
ria is concerned.
The French army is still encamped at
3eyrout. No open disturbances had taken
'lace. The arrival of prisoners at Constan-
inople had excited the populace.