The national Republican., 1867-10-30
LATEST rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
The Garibaldians Hourly Expected at
| Roms-The Pope Fiess.
LONDON, Oct. ls-s. m.-Advices from Rome
state that great agitation prevailed. The au.
thoritiss were hourly expecting an attack from
Gsribaldi.
| Pope Plus TX had retired from the vatieum,
and sought refuge In the castle 81. Angelo.
PARTICULARS OF TIE BATTLE BETWEEN TnR
| GARBALDIAss AND TEE rArAL FORCES.
| FLoRsScE, A. n, Oct. 2s.-Particulars Of the
engagement at Monte Rotondo represent the
fighting as obstinate on both sides. At one
time during the battle when the Papal troops
were reinforced, the result seemed doubtful,
but at the end Of the conflict Garibaldi, who
led the volunteers In person, was completely
successful.
He followed up his victory Immediately, and
followed the defeated soldiers Of the Pope, who
fell back on Rome, pursuing them vigorously.
At last account, from the south Garibaldi with
all his army 10 to H. 900 strong, had reached the
outer forti6estions Of Rome.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Oct. 29-Noon -Consols, % 1-l6;
bonds, 90 1l.16j Illinois, 7si; Erie, 46t.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 29-Noon. is quiet;
Uplands, ST. Orleans, 9ii estimated sales, TO- 900
bales.
LoSDos, Oct. 2s-2 loek.-Consols, "a $40;
American securities very active. Bonds, 90 l5.l6i
Illinois, 7sij Eric, 49,.
PARIS, October 2s-Noon.-The BOurse Is
stronger and Rsntes are advancing.
COMMERCIAL.
LrvEnrooL, oct 49, o'ciock.-Tbe Cotton
market Is quiet and easier.
HEw MINISTRY.
FLORENCE, Oct. 2s.-Msnabrsa has succeeded
In forming ministry.
A proclamation has been issued by the King,
dsnounoing Gsribsldi, and declaring that the
policy Of France in maintaining the obligations
Of the September convention meets with the ap.
provIl Of the italian Government.
THE FRENCH RACES.
PARIS, Oct. 2s.-Ths races At vincsnnss took
place yesterday. The Emperor Francis Joseph
drove out in the morning. and was present at
the races, occupying the imperial box.
more HetuEnb Oh AloCbton-
Carried -Conservativss Refuse to Vote.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 29.-Rsturns from all
parts Of the State indicate that the Conssrva-
tivss took no part in the election, which passed
OF quietly. Nearly all the votes cast are for
the convention.
Augusta polled !, ,7s5 and county 7l2, all for
the convention.
Tho following returns have been received here
from the interior:
Roms-7oo so'ss pollsd. Nearly all for the
convention Scarcely any whites voting
Maristta-So5 votes polled, Mostly freedmen.
Nearly oil for cOnvs"tion.
La Grange-Ah 500 negro and one white
votes pollsd, all tor convention.
Grithn-67j votes polledi Of which $50 for
convention; about IT'S white votes
Fort Gaines-In Clay county 800 vOteI polled,
all for convention. No white man offered or
cast q ballot.
Ausrious-From 500 70 900 votes poIlsd, all
colored.
Albany-3So negroes and one white man, who
voted for himself, voted all for the convention.
Whites kept away from the polls altogether.
| SAVANNAH, Dot. 29.-The election to-day was
very quiet. Many negroes from tho county and
some from South Carolina were in the city
The vote in the city was 602, and in the county
44o. There were about $50 rejected voters; all,
with the exception Of three four, were negroes
All the votes were for convention and for the
Radical ticket.
[sBcosD DISPATCH.
SAVANNAH, Oct 29.-0nly ono white vote cast
in the ia city voters, and the names Of eighty
in tho county cannot be found on the registry
books. They forgot the names under which they
took the oath. The Boston mulatto Bradle,
ticket Is ahead. Not single arrest was made
the city being altogether quiet. The eo-opera
tion Of the civil and military authorities was o
the kindsst nature.
ATLANTA, Oct. 29.-Ths vote Of Atlanta, frs
day, GA. Tho result Is unknown.
Fulton county gives l54 votes for a convsn
tion and 20 against 1t.
The city vote Is not counted.
ATLANTA, Oct. 29.-The total vote Of Atlant
and Fulton county on the hrst day (oficiaD
1856, Of which 1856 was for the convention an
80 against.
Less than one fifth of the registered vote
pollsd.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Oct. 29.-The election tc-da..
passed of quietly. There va, NO disturbances
and but little interest manifested. The vot
polled was 85s, Of which 2Ss were in the city
400 In the county. Only few white Radical
voted. The registered vote for the city an
county Is 5000. The Conservatives take n
part in the election. The chances for the Cor
vsntion are favorable.
MACON, Ga, Oct. 29.-The election tO.da
passed Of very quietly, no whites voting, and III
negroes having 1t all their own way. Thsr
were 46S votes polled in the city and 1877 In tn
county. Precincts heard from indicate no actiO
on the part Of the whites.
Speech OF Mr.. Hunnicutt.
RICHMOND, Oct. 29.-Hunnicutt addressed
large crowd Of negroes on the capitol square tn
morning. In the course Of his remarks h
alluded to certain threats to kill him, and sale
"I'n not leave. Don't you know, fellOw.cit
Eens, that when the assassin's bullet PAST