Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-30
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.

IELEGkAMN III The SIAk.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Repulse of the Garisaldians at Basaa-
trea-Gen. GaribaIdis with 5000 Men.
Investing Monte Retenda-He has been
RePulsed In TIVE Assanlts-The new Itai.
ian Minlstry-ReadsB leekaded and Tel
egraph Lines Cut-Rome Invested-Tae
Excitement In Paris-A Council Of State
The Paris Expedition.
Especial Dispatch to The STAR -
NEW YORK, Oct. 30-The following cable
kilograms have just been received here
ROME, Oct. 26-Evening. - Yesterday, a force
of armed Garibaldians, who had just marched
across the frontier from Italy into the Papal
territories, and were apparently in advance
towards Rome, attacked the town OF Bagnarea,
situated about twenty five miles south ives OF
Orvieto. The place, which had previously
been IN possession of the insurgents, and was
retaken by the Papal troops, was defended in
spirited manner by the Pontifical Zoaaves.
and the Garibaldians were repulsed by the
garrison.
General Garibaldi the elder is still in posi-.
ton before Monte Rotondo, at the head OF q
re volutionary force numbering, as reports 60,
10 Of Is
man Legion and about one hundred men of the
Papal gend'arme who have already been
successful in resisting two assaults made upon
IL by the 0aribaldians.
One thousand soldiers of the line of the
Pope's regular army marched rom Rome to-
day, to reinforce the detachment serving in
Monte Rotondo.
FLORENCE, Oct. 27-Evening. The Cabinet
crisis is terminated. Gen Uialdini declined
the task of constructing ministry, and Signor
Ratazzi, who, since his resignation has been
holding the Premiership, a. 1t were pro tenn
declined further services. Under these cir
cumstances the King sent for Gen. Menabrea.
and commissioned him to com plete q Cabinet.
The new Premier has formed q ministry;
which includes Slgnori Gualterio, Cumbrai,
Digni, Cugia, Robattl, and Confetti, with Sen.
ator Cadorna. The Portfolio of Finance was
offered to S,gnor Sella. Revolutionary bands
continue to cross the Italian frontier into the
Papal territory.
say that the Garibaldian bands which had
mustered in some force near the Eternal city
had fallen back, but that's very large body Of
teen miles distant. There is no traffic to or
from Rome. Telegraphic communication be-
tween this city and Rome is still suspended as
the wires have been cut; in fact Rome is Just
now isolated from the outside World.
PARIS, ZIP. M.-Paris is vastly excited
over the news from Italy and Rome. The
Bourse Is agtated and city affairs remain
In quite an uneasy condition. Napoleon pre-
sided at Council of the Ministers OF State,
which assembled at st. Cloud under an lmpe-
rial summons.
La Patrie, issued this evening, says that re-
ports come from Florence to the effect that the
King of Italy is about to issue proclaim alton,
addressed to he army, in which he will in.
bert, his eldest son and heir apparent on the
throne, at their head, charged to defend the
rights of the monarchy.
ToULoN, Oct. ZIP. m.-Orders have been
issued for every man serving in the expedi-
tionary army, designated for duty i'll Rome or
Italy, to embark at once on board the French
transports lying in the harbor.
Ten thousand troops of the Algerian Divi-
sional army have arrived here from Africa
The Imperial northern fleet is expe ;ted at
this pert.
Great activity prevails in all the Govern
ment departments and the town is deeply and
universally excited.
The first feet, including the iron-clads,
which left the port. is still lying off the harbor,
awaiting the second squadron or fleet, which
will move out to- night
MADRID, Oct. 26.-lt is said that the q uaen
and Cabinet OF Spain have dec ded to Join in
any action which the other Catholic Powers
may decide to adopt in favor o: the temporal
sovereignty Of the Pope and the defense Of the
Holy See.
by Associated Press
PARIS, Oct 27-ltis said the squadron at
Cherbourg has orders to leave for LAZY, and
there is also report that Garibaldi IS near
Rome with a large force.
LONDON, Oct. 29-Noou.-ConsoIs. " SIG: u.
S. eos, 69.5 49, Illinois Central 7sA; Erles,
46a
sales Of 5000 bales. Quotations are unaltered.
BreadstuffS firm.
The firm of Hutchinson, cotton dealers in
this city, have failed.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-Lewis brothers, of this
city, engaged in the American trade have
failed.
LONDON, Oct. 90, sp. m.-Renters kilograms
failed to come to hand.
LoNDoN, Oct 90, evening -Consols, "a s. 16;
U. S. 2Os, 6sx; Illinois Central, 20: Fries. 46A
FRANKFORT, Oct. %, evening.-U. S. 5.20s,
74z.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. go, evening.-Cotton heavy
and declined sixteenth Middhng Upiands.
151s Orleans 9s markets
PARIS, Oct. 23-Evening.-More ships have
left Toalon for Civita Vecchia.
The entire press laud Victor Emanuel for
@ aribaiII still holds his position. France
Will attack the insurgents, aud as they fly
over the border the Italians will disarm them.
PARIS, OcI. 29-Noon.-Ma has
pledged to accompany the French.
Moustier has iss ued a note justfying the ex-
petition. He says: Italy failed to protect the
Pope and the honor of France and the opinion
OF mankind impel the Government to his
course. When the rebellion is crushed France
will retire and ask for a conference
FLORENCE, Oct. 29-Communication has been
off with Rome.
PARIS, Oct 90, 10 P. M.-The insurgents in
Rome are active. and an outbreak Is momen.
tarlly feared. Garibaldi is six miles away
organizing his army. Orsini shells are being
thrown into the city.
The French fleet has arrived at Ciyita vec.
CHA, and are unloading The Pope is expect
ed.
FLORENCE. Oct. a9-evening-Itis rumored
that the Italians have passed the frontier.
PARIS, Oct. 29.-IQe BOurSe Is nfmer, and
rentes are higher.
BY Steamer.l
NEW YORK, Oct 30.-rhe steamer Russia,
with European dates to the Doth instant, has
arrived
The London Times contains q glowing &C.
count OF the visit by the civic, military and
naval authorities OF Portsmouth to Admiral
Farragut. The affair throug hout was one of
the most imposing ever witnessed in those
waters.
The Mayor OF Portsmouth invited Admiral
Farragut TO banquet, but he was obliged to
decline owing to his intended departure.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales have re.
turned TO England, the latter greatly improved.
The King OF Prussia had a narrow escape
from losing his life by collision on rail.
road, be being passenger on one of the cars.
In the North German Parliament Count
Bismark spoke against the clause TO the army
bill comforting the right upon the Comman-
der-in -Chief to increase the army as far as
necessary, but II was nevertheless adopted by
a large majority. Count Bismarck's point
was that such action on the part Of the Com.
mander.in. Chief Of the army would have
tendency to disturb not only the peace ofGer-
many. but all Europe.
The California Election.
Especial Dispatch to the STAR
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2e.-The entire Damo.
cratic State ticket Is elected by three thousand