Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25
ROREI6N NEWS.
The LatesS News from Iialy-Pfeach In
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The Latest News from Iialy-Rfeach In-
tsryeatisn-The ksees-rhs Ienian
Alarm in EBzlaAd.
LoKDoK, Oct, 23-Eve aing g.-RepoTts from
across The chIoneI say that tamults have
occurred amoog the laborers 10 Brittany, ow-
Of food. Crowos 81 rs,nsr.G ,n .s towes sns
clamofeo Tor bead ana in some pilucs ct
'empis were n ade TO piillge the bake cie5.
NHwAARkKT. Oct. 23-Eve ming The third
DAY OF the Hought3n meet NJ pa 'sed off win
great spirit. There We're several important
IAeef, the enief OF which resulted as follows
Inc OPTIONAL stakes were won by Csmelis; the
sWe%petsteS OF tDirty soyereigns each were
wen oy Rowstsr; the Glasgow stakes of 100
tovereiEne each were taken by Mr. Cookson,a
Mienasi ds Basco; the ESQ plate was carried
NRwMARKKr, Oct. 2i-Eveuing.-At the
races 10 DAY LoLense, Palmer, Suffolk, and
Rts'crucisn were the winners.
LIvEKFoOL, Oct. 2t-Ths Royal hank hss
N aoe an assessment of f5 per share on the
stockholders. The liabilities are 81 l5OOuO0
] ne tank will soon resume business
LONDON, Oct 2i-In consequences OF the in
dicafiops of q secret meeting IN Cork the au
thoritis are keeping n sharp look after the
Fenlans there. 7 he police patrols have oaeI.
doubled The Government has refused d
rostponement Of the trials Of the IA chester
rioters.
FLORENCE. Oct e3-p m "A new Ministry
has At last been organized by Cialdini, and Is
officisly announcs d as follows President OF
the Council and Mtnis.c: of Foreign Affairs,
General Enrico Cisldini: Minister Of the lutte
rior, General Giovanni DuraDdu; Minister of
Justice, Senaior Paoio Onorio V igliaaa; Min
Ister of Finance. Chavalisr Agcstino Uspres;a
nj lin ster of Public Works, Signor Correnu
LONDON, Oct. A.-Dis patches from Elorsu &c
say 1t was known in that city early last nigh
that Garibaldi had succeeded IN relching Fo-
hgno, In the province of Umbria His arrival
there was discovered, and he was forb,dden
by the Italian authorizes from proceeding auy
further Since then noihng has been made
pubic with regard to hts movements The
London Times stiEma'lzes the compulsory
course OF France as cruel ts Italy, and de-
clares that its effect will be transient for the
Garihalclsns mnst rise again, aud ne " en-
tsrprise against Rome is inevitable.
FLORKNCB. Oct. 2i.-DurandO nesitates 10
enter he Cabinet, which renders the Ministry
incomplete RataZzi is still acting az Prime
Minister.
LONDON, Oct ga Evenipg-It is reported
that Napoleon has requested the European
Powers 10 urite with France in q general con-
terence for the settlement OF the Rom An Ques-
tion. and to prevent q recurrence OF the recent
events in Italy. :
PARIS. Oct. 2i-The troops w hich were sent
to en- bsrk for Rome are now eucamped around
Tculon. The Emperor of Austria arrived
here to day. The Moniteur says his visit is
new pledge OF amiy between France and
Aus,ria.
berlin, Oct. 24.-AH the German States
which are not members Of the confederation
will sign the new postal treaty concluded be.
tween the Confe deration OF North Germany
and the United States
VIENNA. Oct. 2i.-The Reichsrath has passed
the bill which legazes all civil marriages