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(, New YORK, octoSsr Is.-A- special
says Major Pierce, pc officer who re-
Gently destroyed afFrinttng ONCE IN
Camden, Ark, for senie offensive article
published by the editor, has been SEN
fenced by court-uasrtial to forfeit his pay
for one wear, to be degraded in rank TO
captain, and 70 be rsprimsnded IN gen,
ersl orders.
The recent trouble Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company with the
Government has been settled, and tue
company will go on with the electoD o.
officers. Il w
Tbs proposition to raise q Subscription
for the benefit OF Mrs. Lincoln has re-
ceived her sanction. About tive hundred
letters have been addressed-to prominent I
politicians aud eolored ciergymen, call
ing upon them fer donations. A book
bas also been opened in Mr.. Brady's
rooms, in Broadway, where her ward
robe is or exhibition. For the same
urIrpose the cum Of five hundred and
fiftV.five dollars and fifty-ivs cents was
subscribed Yesterday by thirty individ-
uals, in amounts varying from twenty
five esnts to fifty dollars.
HAVANA, October l8.-Advices from
Venezuela to the 24Jh nit, announce that
the Oligarchy had been annihilateds It
IS feared that new revolt will occur, and
the militia have been organized to resist
fut ture revolution. Another strong Gov
eminent has been formed, in which Ger
I tierres occupies the position Of Minister
of Foreign Affairs.
| The following new duties have been
imposed On Coffee, 4c; on Cocoa, &c.
Advices from Porto Rico, to October z,
state that the finances Of that island
were in deplOrsble condition
FLORENCE. October l5.-The revOlu-
| tiouary bands which entered the Pspsi
[ States at different points on the eastern
( and Southern frontiers have concentrated
in Frozione under the leadership OF Me
uOtte GarIbaldi, in accordance with the
direction Of his father, Gen. Garibaldi.
| The report that hIeaOtte had been ar
rested, preves without fOundatiOn.
| EUeninO,- ExeitiugnewsfrO from the south
: has lust been received. A battle has
! teen fought near Nerons, in the province
/ of Frozione. between Garibaldisn vOlun
4 teers and Pontifieal troops, in which the
! former were victorious. Strong detaCh-
ments Of PapaI reserves were sent from
4 Rome during the latter part OF the Week
| TO prevent a junction Of the insurgent
/ bOdies in Fruzione, with the party under
1 Menotte, who were reported to be IN that
/ urOvinee. They were unsuccessful, and
I were Obliged TO meet the united forces
under Menotte Garibsldi in person. A
desperate and sanguinsrg fight took
place outside OF the town, in which the
! Papal troops were badly beaten, losing
| heavily in killed and wounded. The
! GaribaIdians lost five killed and fifteen
wounded No report is given Of the
numbers engaged on either side. The
news was received with great rejoicing
by the people. .A
PARIS, October l5.-It is reported tha
if the condition Of affairs around Rome
should become critical, the Pope would
Ieave the city and take refuge in Ba
varia, where he has been offered al
asylum. =
/ Great activity prevails in the nava
arsenal at T0ulOn.
AidHiqht-The following later dis
patch from italy has been received to
| night:
Gen. Garibaldi has ssent out anOthe
address from Caprera, in which b.
earnestly calls on the. Italian people t,
arm. A
I Many people here believe that Gen. l.
MarmOra, who is in command Of tn
Papai frontier, will oder his troops &
cross the line and oeeapy the P0nifica
territory, and possibly march on Rome
! TURIN, October 15.--M Mazzlin has issuet
manifesto, in which he eEhorts tn
Italian patriots In Ross to rise and pro