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from the island, and succeeded in reaching
the main land, but his movements had
been carefully watched, and he was again
arrested and sent back to Caprera, where
he now remains under guard, a prisoner IN
his own home.
Late dispatches are just received from
Florence announcing that the insurgent
troops are holding strong position near
Bagrarea, in Viterbo, were attacked by
the Papal forces. A short, sharp fight
ensued, resulting in the defeat of the at
lacking party, who were obliged hastily
to withdraw. The losses are not stated.
The effect of this victory is very inspiring
to the party, of action. A public meeting
of friends of Garibaldi was held at Turin.
Revolutionary speeches were made by
many distinguished persons. A meeting
of a like character is in contemplation in
other cities of Italy. Though prisoner
at Caprera, Garibaldi has issued stirring
address to his followers. He recites at
length the grievances Of Italy, and asks
his countrymen to redress them now. He
appeals strongly to their patriotism, and
urges all his friends to march forth with
him to Rome. TNE8
A late arrival from Vera Cruz brings the
following Mexican news:-Father Arcisa
has been consecrated Bishop Of Morelio.
The wife of Santa Anna has petitioned
President Juarez for the release of her
husband without trial. Baron Won Mag
nus, the Prussian Ambassador has return
ed to the city of Mexico. General Payer
has been appointed Governor of Tamuli-I
pas, and General Antillon has been made
Governor. of Guana-J uato. The property
/ of Sonora was not confscated as reported,
but he has been fined $4,000. Seven
houses in the city of Mexico owned by AL
monte, Ramierez, Silicio, and Cubedria
Uraga and others, have been confscated
BY the government and will be sold at
auction. Their aggregate value is apprais-
ed at 100000. The funeral ceremonies
over the fallen heroes and grand militia
ny review were to take place at Vera Cruz
on the LIST, I'd and Sd of October. Rafael
CARA was made Governor and Military
Commander of the State of Pub1a on the
21st ult. aagi4sf TeuY.fl+
Reports hourly received at Florence
from the south show that the revolutiona-I
yfvolunteers are invading Roman terrific
ry on all sides. On the 9Th q detachment
of troops was sent out from Rome to meet
the invaders in Frosmone, a province lying
southwestern the city. A fight took place
between them and the Garibaldians near
the Abruzzi frontier. The Papal troops
were again defeated and compelled to fall
back towards Rome. 2Deput ations are ar
irving at Florence and memorials are
pouring in from all parts of the kingdom,
demanding that Rome be made the capital
Of Italy. The press throughout the coun-
try are urging subscriptions and money
for the Garibaldi volunteers. who have
been wounded in the fights which have oc-
Cured in Viterbo. 1t is reported that Ma
poleon has informed the. Italian Govern
ment that it may occupy Roman territory
witfsits troops, but they must not enter
the city of Rome. Report is current that
Prussia receives with favor the appeal of
the italian Government to the European
Powers against the treaty of September,
and will support, the demands o., Italy in
regard to Rome. ,--1 .---. .~-..--e
The New York Times Washington spe-
cial says: sAll the statements heretofore
published regarding the trial of JEFF Davis
have been surmises and the Government
has not authorised them, nor has it made
public any intimation of what it intends
doing It is semi officially announced
that the Government will ask for further
delay, when the trial comes on in Novem-
| Der, ana that the counsel for the accused
will then make a motion, to enter a aaos5e
prosequi. Judge Underwood will be pres
ent but il is, net settled whether Judge
Chase will preside. A motion to quash
viii be argued and decided, probably, dur
ing che early part Of the term" The
Worlds Washington special says "There
is not word of truth in the story that the
Administration is being consulted by the
District Attorney and Judge at Richmond
relative to postponement of the trial Of
JEFF Davis 1t is matter for the Judici-
airy, and not the Executive, to decide
The only point upon which even the At
torney General could be properly consult
ed would be as to the necessity of employ.
ing counsel additional to that already pro.
vided by law ,soTacN W s5D&)
| soird s.H ia alas Crime. baoaqo s7ut e7A'
The savings bank of Stone, McCarty
s. Co, off Independence, No, was entered
by burglars on Saturday, the 5th inst.
and robbed of about SIC, 0O0.iqmo9 seoa sdI
"A murderous ARRAY occurred in New
| York, on the 4th, on the corner of Divi
sion avenue and First street.S Twormen
named Hammond Gross and w ber, were
stabbed by Lawrence AckhaTdt. Gross
! died within an hour. Weber fingered
until Friday night, the 4th inst, and also
expired. The murderer was arrested
A Mound City merchant came tc
Cairo recently, and drew from bank
1900, with a view of going East mex
day TO purchase goods, but on returning
to Mound City was knocked down while
passing up the wharf, and robbed Of ell hi:
money. The villain succeeded in escaping
with his booty, and has, thus far evadeG
the police. s-L 'ai3llaIs a24o
The wholesale liquor house Of Hatch
Morris s. Co, on Walnut street, st. Louis
was entered by burglars on the night o.
Sept. 80, who broke open The safe, an6
carried off $1,000 in money and aolargt
amount of notes Thirty tiye Thousand
dollars in Government bonds, and $4,000