The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-28
FOREIGN NEWS BY STEAMER.
Mail Reports from the Roman War
Fields - Fatal Explosion I'm q French
Nina.

F1eIds HataA EXPLOSION In q Freuch
Mine.
the National Steam Navigation Company's
line, which left liverpool on the 18th and
Queenstown on the l4th of October, arrived at
New York yesterday evening, bringing files, in
detail OF cable dispatches, dated TO her day of
sailing from Ireland.
Captain TrauIInann, from Hamburg on the
18Th of october, arrived at New York yesterday
The English Parliame mt will meet on the 9th
November, for short session, for the purpose
Of voting supplies for the Abyssinian expedt-
tion.
The London money market continued de-
pressed on the 18th of October, owing to The un-
certainty that the suspension of Messrs. Colin
q Campbell may affect similar houses
The representatives of OVerend, Gurney & Co.
issued q circular in London In which they say
they shall pay further dividend OF three shil-
lings in addition to the twelve shillings in the
pound previously paid to their creditors thus
reducing their liabilities to 9l68,000
The Fenian alarm panic in England had not
subsided; in fact 1t had been considerably in-
tensified, owing 10 statement made by a
constable to the effect that he saw large paroles
OF men drilling at Jate hour, not far from
Manchester. In Oldham there are said TO be
between four and five hundred members of the
Brother hood, and drilling on somewhat ex-
Warrington the militia aud volunteer armo-
ries were closely. guarded night and day.
Many suspects" were closely watched. Four
A dreadful accident, involving loss of
twenty.1Our lives, occurred in q mine near ST.
Etlenne, IN FRANCE, caused Dy nre'uamp.
THE ITALO-ROMAN WAR.
Reports OF the FightIag In the PSpaI
TerritOry--A GaribaldIan Chief Killed
Invasion Of NerOla-NO Mission co
BIarritZ.
BY the steamship France at NewY ork we have
the following mail kilograms reporting the
military operations in the Papal territory
against and in defense of Rome:-
A telegram from Rome. dated on the 1lth ot
October, says:-The official GiOTTldLe di Roma OF
to-day says:-At Tore Algina, Monte Alino
and Pecrone numerous Garlbaldian bands
have again concentrated, and are still increas-
ing in n numb bers and receiving large quantities
of arms. A band of one thousand have again
1,u INVADED s Neroia, where they have levied sup
The Pontifcal troops are marching against
them.
A telegram dated in Rome on the 18th of oe.
tober reports:-Y esterday, while the garrison OF
Sublaco was absent securing the countrV A
band oflnsurge entS came down from the monn
tains and occupied the town, the gendarmes
Withdrawing to the castle. The garrison on -
return, attacked the Insurgents and repnIsed
them.
The official accounts state that thirty Carl
baldlaps entered the Subraco yesterday by sur
prise, during the absence of the garrison on re-
connoissanee. The Pontifical troops on their
return IN Tue evening, retoox possession of Lhe
town alter an encounter with the Invaders i'm
killed, including amongst the latter the GarI.
baldian chief Milanies. The Pontifical troons
only suffered a loss of two wounded
1he OSSerOdtore Romano of to day says it is
authorized To contradicG the statement thai
Mgr. Franchie was entrusted with a missi m Ia
BiaTritZ, and TO give a denial, therefore, at the
same time, to The reports of conversations al
that place. and TO conclusions arrived at by
some journals In connection with the alleged
mission.
Arrests continue to be made in Rome