Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-21
FROM EUROPE.


fARIs, Oct. 1s-Niauigne Napoleon hiss
msae an imperative demand upon the Italian
SoNernment for the strict ohser vance on the
The expedition Of Touion is equipped ana
READY 70 sail 10 the relief OF Rome. and only
waits Tor the rerlv of Italy, which is hourly
expected, 10 the demand OF the Emperor. It
Is believed that the Italian Government VIII
yieid.
LONDON, Oct. 1s-MidnIgnt-The following
dispatch has been received from Florence di-
reci, GATED midnight:-"lt Is reported that
General Garibaldi has again escaped from Ca
prera, and ID at he lett the island on board o:
au American ship. The Garibaidians have
appeared IN the western district, between
Rome and the sea, They have taken posses
sion OF the railway running between the city
of Rome and the seaport of Ostia, and torn up
the rails, preventing all communication II is
still believed here (FlorenceJ that the gov
ernments Of Italy and France have a perfect
understanding with each other. and are really
ac,ing together in the treatment of the Roman
PARIS, Oct. Is.-The autumn races at Chan
tilly commenced yesterday. The prize OF the
Prince OF Conde was won by Lady Henrietta.
Alabama was the winner OF the Lafitte prize,
and the well knswn horse Neniea took the
Fay premium. These were the principal
events OF the day.
leading article this morning, asserts that the
Italian Prime Minister, RataZZi, is pledged 70
enter Rome as soon as the French feet sails.
IL seems that the place held by the ins urgents
evening, but the town Of Oste, On the Tiber, In
the province Of VIterbo Spanish frigass
has sailed from Cadiz for Civita vecchia.
LONDON, Oct 19.-Noop.-The steamer from
Melbourne, which arrived to-day, brought
45O0,0O0 in gold.
LONDON, Oct l9.--Noon.-The Fenian aiarm
were made by the FenIans to burn the police
station at Chester, and thus release some OF
their comrades who are there confined The
nre was In every instance ex1nguished before
a N apa w QS NhcG Coz
the alert. and precautions are every where
taken to guard against surprise.
LONDON, l9-Evening.-ltis understood that
an arrangement has been made between the
Anglo American and Atlantic companies,
whereby the present rates of the cable axIIi be
reduced fully one-haif 1t is still further uI-
derstood that the reduction will 60 into effect
on the 18th OF November.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l9.-Despatches have been
received here which state that the cargo Of the
bark Oriental, which recently sailed from
Quebec, and which was subsequently dis.
abied, will be saved in q damaged condition.
FLORENCE, Oct 20.-A petition. signed by
twelve thousand Romans, has been presented
to the Pope by the Roman City Council,
headed by Senator of Rome, praying his Ho-
IIness to allow the Italian troops to occupy
Rome.
of Saturday concur in declaring that within
twenty. four houIs Italy must announce her
determination either to support the revoiu-
tionary movement in Rome, or faithfully ex-
must decide for peace or war accordingly.
NEW YORK, Oct 20--Special kilograms ny
cable from Florence describe the Roman situa.
ton as more serious than heretofore reported
Eight Italian Iron- clads have been ordered TO
the coast. 1t ID reported that the revolution
broke ont in Rome on Friday night, and the
excitement at Florence was very great.
IMPORTANT REVENUE CAsB.-George Scott,
OF LansIngburgh. a manufacturer Of brushes,
during the last three years in making his re-
sales at New ork, Philadelphia, &c, for COM
mission. freight, cost OF boxes, loss of interest
and estimated loss for bad debts. Last April q
revenue inspector examined his books and re-
fused to allow him but two per cent. towards
said deductions, and then be was assessed
about eight hundred dollars for the deficient
tax, to which was added fifty per cent. pen
atty, which sum Mr.. Scott paid Not salts fed
with this, the inspector procured an indict-
ment against Mr.. Scott, last summer, alleging
that these deductions were made sssoith intent {
United States Court, before Judge Hall. last
Friday, at Albany, but the jury failed to agree.
They were kept out all night, and discharged
on Saturday morning, eleven being in favor OF
acquittal and one for conviction. The returns
W. t. made by the book keeper and were in =
tended and believed 10 cover the nett value Of
the properly at Lansngburg. Without pass
Ing upon the right Of the defendant to make
all Of the deductions, the court charged that
the defendant was not liable on this trial IL he
acted in good faith and upon an error of Iudg-
ment without intent TO defraud. The case
went over to the next term, but II is presumed
Troy Times.