The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-05

DEFEAT OF THE PAPAL ARMY
The -npai states I'm she ha nds OF
Sardinia
FARTHER PorNT, Oct. 9.

FARTHER FUlNFs OGks -
| The steamer North American, from Liver.
| pool Goth ult., via Londonderry 2lst, passed
! here at O'Clock this morning, bound for
| Quebec.
| IrAly.--The news Ia quite important, con
| frming the report Of the Glasgow OF the de-
! feat OF Gen. Lamoriciere by Gen. Cialdini.
| The battle occurred on the 18th, and lasted
six hours. After the battle, tho greater por-
ton of the Pontifoal army capitulated. The
foreign troops will return TO their respective
countries. Lamorioiere, with a few horse
m On. succeeded in reaching Ancona. Out
side OF Ancona there is not single Pontif
cal battalion.
The following official dispatch had reached
Turin:
JRsr, Sept. l8.--Lamorieiere, with Ii 900
men, attacked to-day the position lately ia.
ken by Caldin at Castle Fidaldo. The fight
was short but desperate, with the following
re uls The junction Of Lamoriciere's corps
with the remainder Of bis troops at Ancona,
are routed; 600 prisoners, pieces of artillery
aud lag were taken oplya The wounded,
among whom was Cen. Perio bein, fell into
the hands of Ciaidini. The loss OF the enc
nv is considerable. A column of 5000 men
m ade sortie from Ancona, and took part
in the fight, but we're compelled 20 retire by
tho Sandman troops. The Neapolitan feet
or ened fire against AnconA.
The GOO prisoners of war taken at Spo-
leto are irishmen. The Sandman Govern
ment wished the British Minister to take
oh arre OF them and send them home; but he
declined, saying be could not regard them
as British subjects.
The Times says the papal army no longer
exists, for the 40 900 men besieged in Aneo-
na may already be reckoned Cialdini's pris.
oners.
The Herald says that the Papal army has
bean defeated Lat not dispersed. Lamori-
ciere was evidently outnumbered, and bis
forces, i'll organized and i'll formed, were
no match for irregular army led. by able com-
manders.
The Chronicle says the result OF the battle
is 10 transfer to Victor Emanuel the whole
Roman territory except Rome, Vlterbo and
Civita Vecoha.
The defeat Of General Lamorcore will
hasten the departure OF the King of Naples
from Gaeta.
RonK Considerable uneasness was felt
because Of collisions between the French
troops at Rome and Garibaldi's troops. The
hope Of more serious complications being
avoided, was chiefly founded on the expecta-
ton that the Pope would shortly leave Rome.
The Sacred College were exerting their in
fuence 10 induce him TO seek an asylum in
Spain or Austria. Ii the Pope departs. the
French would follow his example, and the
Sardinians at once occupy Rome.
Ii is reported that Gen. Guyon's force
would be increased to 10000 men.
The~Ilerald's Paris correspondent is in
formed that a manifesto by the Pope, an
nouncirg bis intention to withdraw from
Rome, is already prepared.
TuRE.-No foreign Ministers except the
French bad been ordered to quit Turin.
Advices from Turin assert that letter
had been addressed By Garibaldi TO Victor
Emanuel, demanding the immediate disms
sal OF Cavour and Farini. He also demand
ed $1,000 Sandman troops TO garrison Ma
pies. The letter is couched in respectful but
energetic terms.
The above conditions are specified by Gar
ibaldi as a sine qua non OF good understand
ing between bin. and Piedmont. The King
Immediately dispatched note to Garbaldi,
but its contents are not known.
The ministry will communicate to the
Sandman Parliament the demands of Carl
baldi, and request its approval of their con-
duct. Should this approval be withheld the
Cabinet will resign. II Uaribaldi's request
is granted the King will place himself at the
head OF bis army and march for Naples
Much agitation prevails in Turin.
The citadel Of Spoletto had capitulated
and the garrison, GOO men, taken prisoners.
4 Tho Sardnians had also occupied Numerous
! other places.
! Gen. Cald.ni was advancing against An
coma. The late Neapoltan feet had arrived
4 TO assist him in the attack.
/ Ii is reported that Garibaldi is exclusively
/ occupied in organizing an army and navy
\ the former to CONSIST of $50 900, while 500
vessels are 10 be made for war purposes
4 There we're indications that he intends going
! TO tenetia.
kossuth was expected at Naples.
/ The only foreign Ministers remaining a,
Naples were the British, French, Sandman
and American--the latter of whom was very
unwell.
IL is reported that Mazzini has arrived al
! Naples.
Gen. Garibalti will leave tomorrow TO,
Capus.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2lst.-Flour steady
Wheat steady at full Tuesdays prices Corr
frmer and 81 higher mixed and yellow 35s
Weather is favorable for the crops.
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