Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-31
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE,
BY ATLANTIC GABLE,
Financial and Com mn ercia

LONDON, Oct. 80, Noon.-Consols 81 5-16
5-2Os SO l5-l6; Illinois 1874; Erie 46224,u
Lewis Brothers, in this city, IN tn,
American trade, have failed.
LONDON, Oct. 30. PIP. NJ --Reuter's cabl,
ee, telegram quotes consols declined e; bond
Cotton dull. Mr.. Hutcheson, cottor
dealer, has failed.
LONDON, Oct. 80, 2 P. M.-Barley declin.
ed to 36s; cotton heavy and declined 1-6
Ihe Manchester market is heavy; other.
unchanged.
ANTWERP, Oct. 29.--Petroleum, 54f.
Galibaldi. trae 1
PARIS, Oct. 2S-Evening.-Seve NOR,
French ships of war left Toulou during tn,
day for Cevita Vechia.
The entire press laud in praises of Vic
denouncing Garibaldi.
Late dispatches report Garibaldi still
holding position near Monterondo.
1t is reported that an agreement wa!
arrived at between France and Italy where
by troops of the former will attack the in.
surgents. The latter are thereupon ex
pecteG to retreat from the Papal territory
into the dominion of King Victor Emanuel
where they will be quietly disarmed by
Italian troops.
The Intervention of France in the
Italian q IA estien.
PARIS, Oct. 29-Noon.-Reports that
Menabree, Prime Minister of Italy, il
pledged to accompany the French troops
to Rome.
Monoticr has recently issued note
explaining the intervention of France in
the Italian question. He regards the ex-
pedition as justifiable for the reason that
Italy failed to protect the Pope in his law
full and time honored rights. A sense OF
honor and due regard for the opinions of
| m m nd INN
serts that the agencies of France will pro-
ceed no further than necessary to crush
armed rebellion against the Holy Father
end free the Pontifical territory from the
tread of hostile soldiers. When these OBJ
Ijects are accomplished the troops of France
will be withdrawn, and conference of the
Great Powers of Europe called to settle the
Roman question. -.,
Telegraphic Communication stopped.
FLORENCE, Oct. 29.-Telegrapbic COM
munication with Rome has suddenly
ceased, the insurgents having probably cut
the wires. .
The National Diet.
Owing to the serious aspect of Political
affairs the National Diet will be called to-
gether at an early day. 500 -,
GaribaIdi,s Troops only Six Miles
| from sSome.
The latest dispatches from Rome before
the destruction of telegraphic commuui-
cation were highly important. The insur-
gents in the city were actually engaged,
and an outbreak was expected.
The victorious troops of Garibaldi were
only six miles away, organized for an at
tack oil the Eternal City.
Orsini shells were being fixed in the
streets by the party of action. who seemed
to be impatiently awaiting the arrival of
Garibaldi. The precaution of the author
tiles for the preservation of order were ap-
parently inefficient.
Dispatches from Cevita Vecchia, an
nounce that the French fleet arrived
without accident. The troops and muni-
tions of war were being landed. The
Pope was hourly expected to arrive.
The allan Troops.
FLORENCE, Oct. 90, Evening.-It is ru-
mored that the Italian troops have passed
the frontier; no particulars.
GaribaIdi Ordered to Disarm.
| PARIS. Oct. 80, Noon.-Garibaldi is at
Monte Mario. The Italian army has cross
ed the frontier and the commanding Gen.
eral has commanded Garibaldi to disarm
and disperse his force. .--
Wounded.
| FLORENCE, Oct. 2S, Evening.-Deputies
Nicotra and MostO are reported as badly
wounded during the recent engagements.
| Sales of Church Lands.
| FLORENCE, Oct. 2S-Sales of Church
Lands have commenced and promise TO
and largely to the revenues of Italian Gov
ernment. -
Mission to Paris.
FLORENCE, Oct. 29.-General La Mar
mora has been sent on Mission to Paris.
The municipality of Paris.
PARIS, Oct. 29-The Municipality of
Paris grave Grand Banquet to the En-
| peror Napoleon and the Empress and En-
peror Francis Joseph, at the Hotel de Vile,
which as splendidly decorated for the
OCCASION.
The Emperor of Austria made an elo-
quent and feeling speech. He returned
thanks to the Emperor and Empress, to
the municipality of Paris, and to the peo-
pie of France, for the noble hospitality
which he received, and solemnly invoked
close unity between France and Austria,
| In this grand spectacle of international
hospitality he beheld new pledge of peace
for Europe and fresh guarantee for the
progress and prosperity of nations.
The speech was received with profound
emotions by the distinguished company.
During the progress of the festival, the
Hotel de Vile, which was brilliantly
Illuminated, was surrounded by the vast
assemblage, who repeatedly cheere6 the
Emperor Francis Joseph and Emperor Ma
poleon and Empress. When the party, at
the conclusion of the entertainments, pass
ed through the crowd in their carriages on
their return to the Tuilleries, the most ell
thusiastic demonstration was made by the
people.
Trials ut Manchester.
MANCHESTER, Oct. O.-Noon-Tbe trial
of Allen is in progress. The case against
him and others is very strong. There is
much excitement in the city and in the
court buildings, while guarded by troops
Twenty-siX of the prisoners have been in
dicted for murder.
Nothing further from Italy.
LONDON, Oct. 80, Evening.-No further
dispatch received from Italy. Nothing is
known as to the future course OF Carl
baldi.
Trials at Dublin
DUBLIN, Oct 30-Tbe trial of prisoners
indicted yesterday will begin before spe-
| cial commission on Thursday. when the
challenging of the jury will commence.
PARIS, Oct. 29-Evening.-Advic from
| Civita Vecchia announce the arrival there
| of a fleet of transports, and report the
French troops disembarked and now oc-
| cupying the city.
PARIS, Oct. 30.-Large bodies of troops
arrived in the vicinity of Toulon, ready to
embark for Italy and their numbers are in
| ereasing.
Prussia and Bavaria.
BERLIN, Oct 29-Prussia declines to re-
ceive Bavaria in zolverin, on the terms
proposed by the Bavarian Government.
Commission Relieved.
PARIS, Oct. 30-Evening.--The mixed
commission recently sent to Gambia by the
Sublime Porte for the settlement of the
| grievances of the Cretans has been relieved
without being able to effect any good.