The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-23
ITALY sUooUMBs TO NAPOLEON.
18th al
War Avoided.

War Avoided.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. p.
The treaty with the United States for the
sale of the Russian possessions in North Amer
lea has been ratified by the Russian govern
ment. stai
PARIS, Oct p.
French government has granted subyentior
in aid of new Atlantic cable to be laid from
Brest to the American coast -
No answer has yet been returned by the King
of Italy to the ultimatum of the Emperor Ma
poleon. 4 "citA fttA ~
LONDON, Oct 81.
The American squadron, under command of
Admiral Farragut, has sailed from Portsmouth
for Lisbon. s...a.4 "a =
The prize fight for the championship of Eng.
land between Mace and Baldwin has been Civ
en- up. hs trt ftld
FLORENCE, Oct. 81.
The reports that Garibaldi has disappeared
from the Island of Caprera are reiterated and
seem to meet with no contradiction.
Rattazzi has resigned his position as head oi
the Cabinet He will be succeeded by General
Manebra
Some of the bands Of insurgents still remain
in the Papal territory, and the evacuation is
not so completeas was previously reported.
BERLIN, Oct 81 .
The North German Parliament has passed
the federal military service bill
The new postal treaty between the North
German Confederation and the United States
was signed to-day kE#&SB HHs1 So,
The North German Parliament has adopted
domestic postal law TO operate everywhere
within the borders of the confederation. The
bill contains clause declaring private letters
inviolable. hite
LONDON, Oct. 21--Evening.
Accounts of the state OF affairs in the States
of the Church are very conflicting Tele-
graphic dispatc hes from Florence represent
that Menotti Garibald not only maintains his
position in the Roman territory but his COM
mand has been reinforced and is hourly grow
ing larger. On the other hand dispatches
originating in Rome fatty contradict these
statement and assert that Menotti Garibaldi
with all his followers has fled from the Papal
dominions and abandoned his attempt on
Rome. l.et, - IL
DUBLIN, Oct q.
The trials of Neagle, Colonel Warren and
other prominent state prisoners implicated in
the Fenian conspiracy, will commence Nov.
10Th, before special commission. 1t is said
that the United States governmentlwill pro-
vide for the defence of Neagle ana Warren g..
DUBLIN, Oct. 21-Evening!
The informer Kelley has been shot and bad
ly wounded near this city. HHHEbF
Several policemen have recently been fired
upon in the night, but none were hurt. The
authorities are engaged in vigorous search for
the perpetrators. - G
NEWMARKET, Oct. 21-Evening
The third series OF autumn races commenced
to-day. Rosicrucan was the winner of the
Criterion stakes, and Van Amburg took the
100 sovereign plate. The attendance was very
good. The races will continue through the
week. faF l.. ~ iti tea
LIVERPOOL, Oct. u Evening.
The Royal Bank of Liverpool has suspended
payment and closed its doors. The liabilities
OF the institution are estimated al "a 200 600.
1t is thought the bank will be able to arrange
its difficulties and resume business.
FLORENCE, Oct 21-Nicht. 3
The King has summoned Gen. Cialdni to
Florence and intrusted to him the formation
of ministry. The people suspect that n new
Cabinet is being formed in the interest of the
French Emperor. Petitions are. pouring in
from all parts of Italy protesting against the
desertion of the national cause by the govern
ment. tttf
Rattazzi addressed large crowd Of people
who were making demonstrations in favor of
Garibald. He declared in the most emphatic
manner that King Victor Emmanuel would
maintain the honor of the nation in the crisis
which it was passing. ~
Garibaldi has issued another proclamation
which adds to the prevailing excitement. He
exhorts the people of Italy to perseyere in the
patriotic struggle, and bids them hope that the
national honor may yet be redeemed.
PARIS, Oct 21-Night
Official assurances have been given that the
government will not find it necessary to send
,ilisary eApe1lt,oh across me Ails' ana tat
LII W. n; l.u oeen 'i5seu Ioi tlt pur-
puence Il @rea1iv re,;avo hne =, conSe-
quehoe' ~ sreaeiy refeVeu. hentes buoyant.
PARIS, Oct 21-Midnight.
A dispatch from Toulon states that orders
have been received there countermanding the
sailing OF the fleet for the relief of Rome, and
that the troops were disembarking from the
transports and returning to their barracks.
NEW YoRK, Oct % E
The following are cable specials to the New
York papers: Ii te.s.g4,-a - 81
ROME, Oct 2t-Nioht
Count de Sartiges, French Ministerin Rome
had an audience of Plus the Ninth to-day at
the Vatican. The Minister officially assured
His Holiness in the name of the Emperor Ma
poleon that whatever circumstances should
arise from the Garibaldian iHyasioil of the Pom
tificial territory, or the attitude of the King OF
Italy, France would not fail in her aid to the
Holy See and defence of its authority.
The garrison of Rome has been reii,foraed hv
volunteers, enlisted for the most mart in France
and SPAIN
The town of !Orte, lately taken by the revo-
lutionary invaders, has been reoccupied by a
detachment of the Papal army.
There was no fight as the Garibaldans re-
treated from the place. ave
ToULoN, Oct Cop. NJ
witch expedition to the Pontifieal ports and
territory Of the Church, arrived here to-day
from Paris. The General was recently special
envoy from Napoleon to the Pope on the SUBJ
ject of the present difficulty with Italy, and is
regarded as well fitted to carry out the war
views of Napoleon. - .lis-
The expeditionary force is embarking. Six
French war vessels, including two iron-clads.
are in the harbor with steam nm ready TO leave
port tonight, or whenever The final order is
received from Paris, and proceed to the Roman
coast a. li
LONDON, Oct. PIP. M.
Dispatches from the continent to this hour
report the Italy Roman question as very much
better. Italy satisfies the demands of France
relative to the observance of the terms and the
fulfilment of duties imposed by the September
Convention, and it is hoped that war between
the two countries has been avoided thereby.
There are no more French troops gone to
T0ul0n, and the force which was held ready to
sail at that port has been debarked All war
preparations ordered in France have been
countermanded. Gen. Caldini, of the. Italian
army succeeds Rattazz as Prime Minister
and will proceed to form new Cabinet having
an anti-revolutionary policy. N't % ~
LONDON, Oct. 22-Noon.
The Paris Moniteur announces definitely
that the expedition to Italy was countermand-
ed because Italy pledges Observance of the
treaty Of September. ititb 80
LONDONDERRY, Oct. p.
Inc steamship Hibernian, from Quebec, has
arriVeo' a.. llaf
M, Aro,,;..-.,f ARIs. Oct; 22-NlShf.
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