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The Papal Troops Attack Garibaldi
at Monte ROtOndo and Defeat Him
The Various REPORTS .,., -.

The Papal Troops Attack Garibaldi
at Monte ROtOndo and Defeat Him
The Various Reports. s.9.'aa4 d,
| PARIS. Nov. 4th-Evening.-The following INTEL
ligence has just been received here from Rome: AT
SIX this evening the Papal troops. supported by
the French forces attacked Garibaldi at Monte Re-
tondo and defeated him. Some say he is prisoner,
Some say he killed. Half an hour after the at
| tack commenced Garibaldi finding that his retreat
was cut of, fought his way to the town of Monte
| Rotondo. where he was reinforced by some Italian
troops; but the French coming to the assistance of
the Pontifcal soldiers he was beaten.
The following account comes from another source
| Garibaldi was attacked and defeated on Sunday.
He returned and surrendered to the Italians.
The Ultimatun of Napoleon Present.
ed TO the Italian Governments.
PARIS, Nov. 4--Midnis sht.-Gen. La Marmora,
who was sent to Paris by the King of Italy. on a
mission the nat of which has not been divulged
returned to Florence. having failed in accomplish
ing the objects for which he had been dispatched
hither. The ultimatum of Napoleon was presented
by the French Charge de Affairs at Florence to the
Italian Government on Sunday, and an instant re-
ply was demanded. ..-.t
LONDON. Nov. 4-Midnignt.-Riots have taken
place at several points Paris. but have been sup
pressed. ...-.
Further Particulars of the Rattle In
Italy-Garibaldi a Prisoner.
PARIS. Nov. 5.-The Moniteur publishes full
particulars of the battle in Italy The scene of the
fight Pirala. 5000 Of insurgents were either
killed. wounded or made prisoners Garibaldi him
self and his sou Menate captured at Terni and
sent to Florence as prisoners of war. Four thou
sand Garibadians, while on the march to reinforce
the insurgents. were stopped, disarmed and turned
he or;ka .l.: IA mn,
ultimatum of Napoleon is to be answered by or be-
fore Thursday.
Bread Riots.
LONDON, November 5.-Noon.-Serious bread
riots occurred in Exeter yesterday and to-day. Ev-
cry meat and bread shop in the city has been sack
cd. At the date of the last dispatches incendiary
fires had broken out in different par is of the town
and there was much excitement. TIE local author
tiles had petitionei the Government for troops
to quell the disorder.
Financial and Commercial. -....
LONDON. Nov. 5. P. M.-Consos s4X; 5-2os 70l<:
Illinois Central sl1I: Erie 465l.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 5. z. Motion closed irresu-
lar; sales 5000 bales; midding uplands sX: Orleans
81. Advices from Manchester unfavorsble. Bread
stuffs quiet Corn 40 Sd. Wheat-White Cali.
fornia 16s6d; No. Milwaukee red 1881. Barley IS
4d. Oats 3s11d. Peas SIS. Beef l12s6i. Pork 72s.
Bacon 62s. Lard 5!s9d. Cheese SEA. Rosin-Com.
mon Wilmington ss3i: fine pale 12s. Tallow 4ss
Cd. Spirits Turpentine 27s. Petroleum-Spirts Is
Sd; refined 1s55Id.
LONDON. Nov. 5.-Afternoon.-Markets un-
changed.
ANTWERP. Nov. v.5-Afternoon.-Petroleum As frs.
for standard white.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 5.-The O'Kones & Co.. cotton
merchants. of this city. have stopped payment;
FRANKFORT. Nov. 5.-Bonds closed at 751>
LIVERPOOL, Nov. .5-Evening.-U. 8. lO-46 bonds