Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21
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FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE
The italian Prime Minister;

LONDON, Oct 19-The Times, in a lead
ing article, asserts that the Italian Prime
Minister, RataZzi, is pleged TO enter his
name as soon as the French fleet sails. The
place held by the insurgents is not the sea-
port OF Osta. but the town of Orte, on the
Tiber, in the province of Viterbo. A
Spanish frigate has sailed from Canada for
Civitia and Vicchia. -,.--... .fse.l 2
J. Arrival of Treasure
The steamship from Melbourne arrived
to-day, and brought five hundred thousand
pounds sterling in gold. aTa 31' - s-9L
Attempts TO Release Fenians.
Last evening repeated efforts were made
to burn the police station at Chester, aud
thus release some of their comrades who
were there confined. The fire in every in
stance was eXtinguished before damage
and precautions are being taken to guard
against surprise. - As -gf-nssrs.
Reduction of Rates by Cable.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-It is understood ar
rangements have been perfected whereby
rates by cable will be reduced fully so per
cent, the reduction to go into effect Nov.
18th.
Financial and Commercial e
LONDON, Ott. 10, Evening-Consols,
933s; 5-20s 6S3s; Illinois Central IN; Erie
4519. Gao az 49,
FaANkrokr, Oct. 10, Evening.-U. s.
Bonds 1875.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19, Evening.-Cotton
| closed firmer and active, owing, in part, to
more favorable trade. On receipt of the
| report from Manchester prices advanced
| 19d on lower qualities of American, and
closed at s5s for middling uplands, and Or
leans 81. Breadstuffs dull; corn declined
Is; it is t,uoted at 45s Sd tor mixed western;
wheat les Sd for California, aud 14s Cd for
red western. Barley nominal at IS Cd.
Oats IS 10d. Peas 51s. Provisions closed
heavy; beef declined to 120s; mess pork us;
lard declined Cd; it is quoted at 54s 3d.:
Bacon 45s Cd; cheese 52s. Produce un-
changed.
Special Advices by Gable.
New YORK, Oct. 2O.-The following are
special cable kilograms to the Herald:
FLORENCE, Oct. 19.-The latest dispatch
from the Roman territory describe the sit
| uation as more serious. The Gari5aldians
are daily crossing the frontier and march,
ing to points of the insurgents rendezvous,
many Inhabitants and others in the Roman
territory going with the insurgents.
The insurgents have captured the town
of Orte, 15 miles east of Viterbo, on the
right bank of the Tlber, which gives them
possession of the railroad at that place,
and they have severed communication be-
tween Rome and Florence.
Reports from Papal sources at Rome
give accounts of defeats of the insurgents
by Papal troops in the field.
The Italian press and people almost
unanimously clamor for the occupation of
Rome by the Italian Government. ~- - q
Victor Emanuel's officers continue to ar
rest Carl ibaldians as they attempt to cross
the frontier.
Admiral Rabatti, of the italian navy,
has mustered a royal squadron of eight
ironclads, which he will take to Roman
waters.
sPARIs, October 1S.-Napoleon and his
ministers complain that Victor Emanuel's
efforts to enforce the terms of the Septem-
Der convention with respect to invading
the Papal territory are not effective.
Fears are entertained that a collision may
take place between the French and Italian
forces which are being dispatched towards
Rome. -tE -E
LONDON, Oct. 1s-Evening.-Itis is report
| ed that revolution took place in Rome
last night, and that great excitement pre-
walls in Florence. Rumors are also af1oat
that France and Italy intended to arrange
for joint occupation of Rome.