The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-06
BY THE CABLE.
Advtees to the 5th Of Novembsr.

| PARIS, Nov. 4-EVening.-Ihe follow
lug intelligence has just been received
here from Rome: AT six o'clock this
morning the Papal troops, supported
by the French forces, attacked Garibal-
di at Monte Rondo and defeated
him. Some say he Is prisoner, and
some say he was killed in half an hour
after the attack commenced. Garibaldi
finding that his retreat was cut of,
fought his way to the town Of Monte
Rondo, where he was reinforced by
some Italian troops, but the French
coming to the assistance OF the fortified
soldiers, he WAS beaten.
The following account comes from
ed and defeated on Sunday. He re-
treated and surrendered to the Italians.
PARIS, Nov. I.-Midnight.-General
La Marmora, who was sent to Paris by
the King of Italy on a mission the ma
ture OF which has not been developed,
has returned to Florence, having failed
in accomplishing the object for which
he was despatched. The ultimatum of
Napoleon was presented by the French
Charge de Affairs at Florence, to the
Italian government on Sunday, and an
instant reply was demanded.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-Midnight.-Riots
have taken place at several points in
Paris, but have been suppressed.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-The Moniteur pub
fishes full particulars of the battle in
Italy. The scene was near Tivola
and 5000 of the Insurgents were
either killed, wounded or made prison
ers. Garibaldi himself and his SOD,
Menotti, were captured at Terni and
sent to Florence as prisoners of
war. Four Thousand Garibaldians,
while on a march to reinforce the In
surgents, were stopped, disarmed and
turned back.
The greatest agitation prevails in
Italy.
The ulumatum of Napoleon is to be
answered on or before Thursday.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Noon,-Serious
bread riots occurred in Exeter yester-
day and to day. Every meat and
bread shop in the city had been sacked
at the date of the last dispatches. In
cendiary fires had broken out in differ
ent parts of the town, and there ~yas
much excitement. The local authori-
ties had petitioned the Government for
troops to quelr the disorder.
LONDON, Nov. 6.--P. M.--Consols,
e41<; u. S. 5.2Os, 7O11; Illinois Central,
sl1S; Erie, 461z.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-P. M.-Cotton,
closes Irregular; sales 5000 bales mid
ding uplands at sgd; for Orleans, sgd.
Advices from Manchester are unfavor-
able. Breadstuffs, quiet; Corn, 49s 3D.
Wheat, white California, l5s Cd: No.
Milwaukee red, lbs Sd; Barley, 5s Id
Oats, IS lid; Peas, 5ls. Provisions
Beef. ll2s Cd; Pork, 72s; Bacon. 52s;
Lard. 52s sd; Cheese, SIS. Produce
Rosin, common Wilmington, IS Sd;
fine pale, lbs; tallow, 4+s Cd; Spirits
Turpentine, 27s; Petroleum Spirits, Is
Cd refined, Is 51zd.
LONDON, November 5-Evening.-
Markets unchanged.
| ANTWERP, November 5-Evening-
Petroleum, 45f for standard white.
LIVERPOOL, November 5.-Thomas
a. Homes & Co., cotton merchants of
this city, have stopped payment.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 5.-U. 8. bonds
closed at 757s.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-Evening.-U. S.
1910 bonds have been introduced into
this mark ct and are now regularly quo
ted in the papers.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Parliament has
been called to reassemble on the 18th of
the present month.
GENOA, Nov. 5.-Garibaldi has ar
rived at Spizzia on board an Italian
man of-war, prisoner in the hands of
the italian government.
VIENNA Nov. 5-Evening.-The vi
emma Debate, a semi-official journal of
this city states: Baron Won Beust
in note says that the policy of the
Emperor Napoleon and that of Francis
Joseph are the same, namely, that of
peace. H..s.l4
BERLIN, Nov. SIT is thought here
that the recent defeat of General Carl
baldi cancels the ultimstum of Napo-
leon.
LONDON, Nov. st is said the Ital-
ians have repassed the frontier. 1t is
stated that Napoleon has received Gen.
NFarp,oral the ITALIAN Embassador