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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-02-27
% THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District C0urt--PariSh Of RapideS

XX7HEREAS, Margaret Clifton has made
w application to this, Court to be APP
pointed Administrative of the Succession
of John Clifton: Notice is hereby given to
all whom it doth or may concern, to, show
canse, within ten days from the date here
of, why the same shoHld not be granted.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, February
18th, 1867, ,I..xs3Fa DIV. HICKMAN,
(. Feb20-2t, - q. Clerk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-02-27
1 A Ma G II

To take the sense Of, the people on the ex
pediency ofcalling a Convention to form
"a Constitution, and tobprovide for thu
of delegates, and for the hoIdine
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-02-27
Valuable Properly For sale.

Valuable Properly For ,Sale.il
|T VILE sen at Public Auction to The
Z highest bidder, for C ASH, on Saturday
the I'd of March; q ,fslny town property
in the;uppeR part Of the Town ofAlexand.
rip, consisting of two squares of ground
and all tho improvements. These are j.
good dwelling, with ont honses, large
Cooper Shop with all the tools, hoop poles,
lstaves, ETC.. - Y & $500 Aisss.E:s7Ai.la
1iIAlso d tfact If land containing one hp nun.
dred and sixty aeresaying and being ION
the Bayou Boeuff about twelve miles from
Alexandria. o<,.a IN. -, .s,,.,t. ,gp
TO any one desiring to purchase at
private sale before said, day. j will gives.
bargain. I'D 8.li Pr KERsRIGAN.s
II New Orleans Sunday Crescent and
Caddo Gazette insert four times and send
fbill. to this Office. aa@ ,giiiti} & boo
jan sl6 tdse9 1ue I'll Ifssa lslsIg aeri
1 49,
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Opinion Of the American PrIma Dssun-Fs-
ninm Alarm and Troops In Liverpsol-Ths
Manchester COnvicts.
LoSDox. Nov. 4, 1867.
The London press this morning pra,ss in warm terms
the performance Of Mas kellogg. at Her Majessy's
theatre, on Saturday night
LrvKRroor, Nov. T. 1851.
Tho alarm about the Fsniaas this city does not sub
aide Troops have been sent here and others are siv
Ing. Alfred Horsicrd. vho was active and sesut
In supprsssng the outbreak In the south Of Ireland
In command Of the military forces.
MAScnHsvxa, Nov. 4, 1867.
ms regarded - probable that oil the prisoners who
have been tried and condemned V death bsssrs the
Special Commissioa viii have their sentences com-
mutsd, except the three most prominent ouss-Alss,
Gould and Larkin-who are shown BY the evidence 10
10 the actusi murderers Of policeman Brett
LoxDos, Nov. 4-Evenins
Edward James. q. c., Member Of Parliament for Nss.
chester, died to-day.
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EUR OPEN MARKETS.

IL cLos0o. NoHsv HARKsr.-LoxDos. New. l-Even.
.sols closed at "a 1-lo for money. Amer'~-. )
securities closed at the following rates:-U 60.
nysswsny bonds -...-.,s central Railway sharss,
81 Ere kaiiw-y shares, lsH
THs FRANKFORT BoURsk Nov. 4-Even-
1904
LIVERPOOL C0rroS MARKnr.-LavERroor- Nov A.
The market has been dull all day and closed
~ decline Of I'd on American descriptions Tho fol-
lo ring are the authorized quotations :-Middng up
ianda SD middng Orleans, sgd. The sales Of the
day fost up 10000 bales
IvrEroot ,rREaasruyrs MARKEr.-LlvERrooI, Nov
l-RvsnInc Cor. los Cd Wheat California white
los. Cd rcd western, lla Barley. o. "A. Oats, IS.
lilo Peas, Sis.
LIvzsrooI PROVISIONS RKif.-Lvmrooi, Nov. A.
Evening. Beef. il5s Pork, Ia Bacon 52s. Lard,
62s 3D. Cheese, SIS.
IAvgRrooL PRoDUcH MARKU. LrvxRP00L, Nov. -
Evening -Rosin-Ss Sd. for common and les. for me-
dunn Taliow as I'd Turpentne, 2Ts Petroleum
In 81
LONDON MARKRrs.-LosDox, Nov 4-Evening. Sugar
steady At 26x for No IL Dutch standard Linsesd oil
has advanced l0s and quoted at f41 per ton. Whale
oil has declined f3 and il quoted 1t EST for 252 gallona
Crude Calcutta nseed 6ss. ID Lnssed cakes, ELL
Sperm oil, els.
Taa PETROLEUM MARKrr.-AsrwERr, Nov. 4-Evsn-
ng.-Petroleum very heavy, closing at Att 2Sc for
stan dard white.
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RHODE ISLAND.
A Chapter 81 Railroad Acridents-Trstting
nc NaraGanset Park.

Chapter 81 Railroad Accidents-Trstting
NJ Naraxanset Park.
Providence, Nov. 4, 1867.
Doctor John AcGrsger, recently Of Thompson, Conn,
thrown from his carriage this afternoon Dyer
street, In this city, in consequence Of coding with
freight drawn BY horses and fell with his left arm
on the track. and u was run over aud crushed
20 the shoulder The limb was amputated al the
shoulder, bnt tho doctor died within three hours
after the accident Dr. hcGregor was . surgeon 10 .
Connsctcut regiment, and was made prisoner at shs
battle Of Bull run.
John Mctsowau, laborss killed BY gravel train
on the Soningtou Railroad. Westerly this morning
An intoxicated man was fatally hurt this evening on
the Air Line Railroad, near Woonsockst
william Hunt. Of Arctic, was run over n Anthony
village the Hartford Railroad, aud lost his right Leg
II Ia doubtful II he survives.
The match between Lrcy and Lady Thorns for 81 900
was trotted ~ shs Narraganset Park this afternoon
large company were present After three heats had
besn trotsd Lucy was Withdrawn, In consequence Of
swelling appearing OF her knees and the race
was awarded 70 her compssltor Tue nrat heat was
won by Lucy in 23o; the second Was dead heat be-
tween the horses, who tsotted II 10 80 aud the third
vas won hy Lucy In 2.28.
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THE INDIANS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE uEaAln.

Order from General Sherpau-P o.siitti~<
with Indians 70 Cease-Inssrvs., ION. 1. Oni-
Gers.
general srds' - . IS~ as..,.i sherman 70
morrs- "ih % ms0e " - s,,,.,o, ,h.,
-, announcing 70 the troops In ma 0'sn,sa -.
treaties Of peace havs been "s3e
cousuchss. Kiow.s and Apaonss; also with the cAes-
s.nss and Ar.p.hs>, and that I'll hestiisiss against
N.s BY the troops sb,ald cease. Although the rsh'
!. nm, .soys the ArIan. south OF the Platte was
.v.n. - alone the orders
tvon 70 sne Sn>. s1nss ana Arapanc u the tribes.
make no distinction Il this respect with /. march
Commanding Officers OF pats and troops on ths
arc ordered to treat kindly all Indians met be du,
cautious, and they commanded spare efforts
maintain this peace, because the general government
desires 70 avoid war; aud give the civil agents fair
chance TO reduce the Indians to comparatively civil
state.
Fourth, Commanding Generals Of departments may
use force 70 compel mischcvous citizens to keep the
peace, and enforce those troatiea
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TURKEY.

An Allied Note of Warning 10 the Saitan-The
Eastern Question LOOMING Up.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov T. 1867.
The journal de 81. PfersJourg prints An official copy OF
JOINT note from Russia, France Prussia and Italy 70
the Sultan Of Turkey tho Eastern question. After
hearsng the diplomatic representations which have from
time to time been made 70 tho Sublime Porte by the
European Powers jointly sngy, In favor Of granting
the demands Of the Cretaus aud for general aneiora
ton Of the condition OF the Christians in the Ottoman
empire, all Of which to have failed mako any
impression the declares that the Great Powers will
hold the Sultan amenabe for rejecting their advice aad
responsible for Whatever consequences may follow.
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Give Him His Pny.

The Rev. Newman Hall, of London, Eng
land, was one of the English abolitionists
who helped to get up the war of the
rebellion in the United States. After trying
to break up the Union he turned against
the South and Topped over on the other side,
and would, no doubt, have taken half dozen
different sides If there had been that number to
take He now comes over here to get his pay.
Well, we hope the several abolition societies
in the city will fill his bag with cold victuals
and send him back.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

Commercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, Nov. 4, 1867.
Sugar-Eo LII quoted At "a reals per arrobe. Psro-
leum ~ reals per gallon In tins Provisions dull but
unchanged.
Exchange on London, 15k 16 per cent premium:
on Paris. pr cent premium; on New York, currency,
q per cent discount short sight, per cent discount;
Hamburg. AK per cent.
Arrived at Mantanzas, banks Nash and Rebecca, from
Corunna; Lote, from New York Arrived 1t Cardenas,
brigs Leonard Berry, Bradley aad Cole from Portland
sailed from Cardenas Harris for Baltimore. Sailed
from Havana Parks. for Philadelphia steamer Cuba, for
Baltimore
Three ships names unknown, dismant,sd in The gale.
are in the ofing.
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TIE Debt Of New York.

The outstanding debts Of Nav York Stat'
s%oun. :. = rnirty-nine million dollars.
The debts of the cities, villages and towni
of New York State amount to eighty-fve mil.
lion dollars.
New York's share Of the ascertained ma.
tional indebtedness is five hundred million
dollars, making the total debt owed by the
State Of New York six hundred and thirty-four
million dollars.
The highest assessed valuation Of all the
property in the St4ts is, in round numbers,
sixteen hundred and fifty million dollars.
The debt Of New York State, under six
years of radical rule, will, therefore, swallow
up one-third Of the whole property of the
State and two hundred and fity-two mil
lions OF the remainder. A few years more
Of the expensive attempt to force negro
supremacy upon the nation and to build
up an Oligarchy of banks into control.
ling political power will increase the debt Of
New York TO one-ha'f Of the assessed valua-
ton Of all the property of the State.
The annual taxation Of New York is heavier
than the permanent debt would indicate. We
pay in direct taxation this year to the State
thirteen million dollars; to counties and
towns, thirty-two millions to cities and viii
lagos, including twenty four millions in this
city, about thirty-dve millions to the national
government for internal revenue, based upon
the taxation of 1866, about sixty -four millions.
This makes . total annual taxation of one
hundred and forty four million dollars, or
nearly twenty-three per cent upon the per-
manent debt of the State.
This is the feast to which radicalism invites
the country. A few more years of reckless
extravaganza in national and State admins
trations and Of corruption and robbery in the
Revenue Department will drag us all down to
general ruin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

Failure Of tho Cabinet Mission 60 Paris-Na-
poIeon's Ultimntum-Francc Peremptory.
PARIS, Nov. 4-Midnight
General La Marmora, who was sent to Paris BY the
King Of Italy mission, the nature OF which has
been divuged has returned to Florence having failed
in accomplishing the object for which he despatched
hithcr.
The uItimatum OF the Emperor Napoleon pre-
scented by the French Charge dAaires At Florence
the Italian government Sunday and an instant reply
Was demanded
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LOUISIANA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

General Mowers Order Removing sheriff
Hayes Resclnded.
Exw ORLEANS. Nov. {, 1857.
genera order from General Mower rescinds the
order OF Saturday removing Sheriff hayes Hayes 49,
consequently, still Sheriff.
am positively assured that General Grant disap-
proved Of Bulltts appointment
General Hancock Is expected here on Wednesday.
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ILLINOIS.

Bank Robbed Of 100000 By Bursiars-
Isdiaa Commissioners I'm Route 20 Fort
Laramie.
CHICAGO, Nov. I, 1897.
The bank Of Psssis and Insolls a. fremont, Tazess
county, ILL.,. was broken into on Thursday night and
robbed Of $780, In money and bonds The burglars
still at large.
Lieutcnant General sherman. Major Generals Harvey,
Terry, Augur and other government commissioners LOFT
here to-day for Omaha and Fort Laramie. meet ths
sioux and other tribes in that region at the latter
placa.
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the reports or company commanders the colonel vitG
assemble q Board 70 make preliminary sxsm'nsssse
into The claims and quahcaons Of thoss non-commis-
stoned officers Who may appear him deserving -
promotion Ths colonel Il required 20 snAogss
marks on the statsnsas 81 We oop-> AZ rs-
them 70 The Adiutant Of the arr !. and forwarG
Petty LarcssIs~ II
FOR some time ps~ IN the Treasury
Of small lpps there have been repeated srcsniss.
o. OF money. and Of irtning articles in ysri-
"a drawers IN the counting onicss Of tho Treasury
Az inc efforts 10 discover the thief proved IN.
s'snns SniQ recently, Hhen the asendAs assee.SE
= 'no person Of ons M the female employees, whose
v "ss 70 oust and prepare the rooms Ia advance
- 100 svai OF The clsrca. force the morning The
stolen were, for the most part the property ef
private parties General spinner aor satisfying him,
self OF the guilt OF the accused dismissed her from en-
poymeAt
The Hors: Eair as the National Race Cosrse
The Agricultural ExEpir6a and hoyas Far held at the
National Race Course daily increasss In atraCvenss
BY additional entries or farm and grazing stock snd -
rous articles Of public and personal utility. Tho stables
contain large number valuable horses OF them
OF racing celebrity from all parts OF tbs country Tho
for to-day intended TO be for the citizen pre-
MUM OF 81 600 ten miles out Of harness but the rain
compelled posponomens Of the contest.
Work mt rhe Washington Navy YrRd.
Orders been received the navy yard 70 repair
the steamship Tsspoosa for the purpose Of using her
rs despatch boat, her capacity being much larger than
the Acotine the being used for that purDues
Tho Navy Department has given positive orders thai The
repairs 20 the Gettysburg saco and Penobscos b. co
pleted time during this month, whom they will ~
sent to sea- workmen are now busy removing he
boilers from the Nlpsc There vs monitors II tho
navy yard, two light draught-he Casco and Chino
and three second clsssths Montauk Mahopac and the
Saugus.
Yankee Tars Acknowledgements frsm tho
Oneida aud minnesota.
Tho Navy Department has received despatch from
Commodore James Alden. OF the steamer Minnesota.
dated Toulon. France October a. announcing his
there, having left Gibraltar the Of October o.
and all well. Also . despatch from Com
mandcr j. Bakeiy Creighton, Of the steamer Oneida.
dated Simons Bay, September 10. announcing his
arrival there the 31st Of August after passage sr
twenty. three days from Rio Jansiro The aushori-
ties found to DO worry friendly. His Royal HisA-
Prince Alfred captain OF the Galatea called
the Commander Immediately upon his arrival there and
the following day Commander Creighton dlnsd with
and the officers OF the GaiateA The royal standard
saluted BY the Oneida The fever a Maurtius has
abated aud ut last accounts hers but few
fever OF malignant type had made its appearance -
Cape Town. Commander Creighton announced that 10
would leave the Esd Of September for Hong KonG.
touching a Singapore. The officers and ~
WE'LL
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDONDERRY Nov 4-The steamship st. Andrew,
way to Liverpool
QuEzssrows, Nov. 4-The steamship Manhattan,
Captain williams from New York arrived here this
forenoon roN.s to Liverpool.
LONDONDERRY, Nov 4-Evening Tho Allan line
steamship Moravian, Captain Wylie, from Quebec,
touched At Neville day and sailed again for Liverpool
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Political Matters In RaieIgh-Tha nksgivIug
Day.
RALErcu, Nov. 4, 1867
Tho county nominations by tho republicans, Satur-
day, for tho Constitutional Convention, were:Jamss
II. Harris. negro; p. Andrews. Rev. stokes Franklin
and benton $. d. Williams, whites.
Governor Worth has appointed she 18th inst - day
q thanksglvug
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NEW YORK.

Gallo at 0chester-BuildinG Walls Blows
D0wn-Man Killed.
ROCHESTER,. Nov. 4. 1867.
There terrific gallo in this vicinity last night
and considerable damage done to property. man
named John Ortner was instantly kiiled on Scranton
One Of the walls OF the new sta'e arsenal building was
blown down. Several other buildings we're also dam-
aged By the gale.
Tho Tornado In BunaIo-TwO Men Blown
Overheard from n Bark and Drowncd-
Failure OF a Banking House.
BuvvALo. Nov. 4, 1857
There terrible tornado on the lako last night
Several vessels we're blown ashore and much damage
has been done. Two men, belonging to the bark r. s.
them, named Cyrus Gates, belonged TO Indiana; the
other, Frederick Pierce shipped from Mlwsakee. bu.
fouudersd OF Barceona and fears are entertained for
the safety Of the crew.
H. J. Shutteworlh, banker Of this city, suspended
payment this morning in consequences OF the
ment OF large amount Of drafts on Albany, drawn by
q drover named Fsuhing, which had been oashed here
The house will faithfully appropriate the remaining
sets In liquidation their liabilities Mr. shuttieworth
has the sympathy Of tins community for his Psse-,
citizen. who has dccamped II Ia thought no assign.
mont will DO compelled
-
lfou uderiuG or n Lake PropeIIer on Dwu,xirk.
DuSKIRK, Nov. 4, 1851.
The propeller Ackma, belonging TO the Western Trans
poraiion Company. foundered and sunk twenty miles
or Dunkrk this morning. Two OF her hands have just
arrived this place. One OF her boats picked NJ by
the small boat OF the cutter Commodore Perry
Capt 0ttuger now lying la port here The captain aud
nine embarked In another small boat and fears
entertained thai they lost but the boat has
finally arrived and oil tho people on board tho pro-
psisr now accounted for.
The mate OF the Ackma says that she hed with
ter In about one hour after they abandoned her She
vas loaded with bscf and aour and bound for Buf
falo
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The MorrE PowER.-The oligarcby Of banks,
eating into the substance Of the people at the
rate OF thirty million dollars year, are the
principal motive power that has produced the
enormous taxation under which the country
9rOaDs
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men who laid down their lives for their coun-
try arc many OF them without dollar, while
the ono hundred and 6fty thousand bond
holdes, who never laid down anything that
they could not take up again with two hum
dred per cent interest, ara rolling in wealth
and still crying out for their gold! gSs,.aa;;
gQldp
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war vessel and Transports with troops board FORM
ing the Arss squadron Of the Aby@inian expedition,
have len Adsn q the mouth Of The Red sea. for he
eoass q AbyssiniA aeaz~>
Ismail Pasha. vcsrcy Of Egypt, has onsrsd I1 tSst
anss 70 England and has despatched orps Of native
troops 70 Abyssina 70 Join the Britya expedition
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Brasrp 10 Shortly after twelve O'Clock this
morning q FIRE broke out IN the feed store Of Henry
Paps No. Az West Twenty NTH street The flames
spread TO tho adjoining frame stables burning death
horse owned BY John Graham and one owned BY John
Welsh Two other horses were removed from the stable
badly scorchod The damage done to the stock In the
feed store Ia about $780, insured FOR $500 the Eagle
Insurance Company Tue loss on the frame stables 10
Abous t20Q.
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CANADA.

Fire ut NI0ntronl-Tho French Cathedral
struck by Lightning.
MONTREAL, Nov. A. 1887.
Resord Dilon's Wholesale warehouse 81. Sacra-
ment street was partially destroyed by Are this
ing The loss Is estimated at $40. 600
ssvere thunder storm occurred here at noon. Tho
lightning struck the French cathedral destroying por.
ton Of the tower. No was injured
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FRANCE.

An Imperial Note TO the italian Govern.
mcnt-DcmRnd for Explanation-The Troops
in Rome and March OF Reinforcements.
PARIS, Nov. 4-Noon.
The Paris Aoriteur oftts morning contains IN author.
tative article asserting that the LIST Of November
H. houstisr despatched . note 10 the French Charge
dAaires Florence in which he said that the Italian
advance into the Papai territories violation OF Law
and treaty.
The Emperor Napoleon. n houstor continues will
approve By word silence and asks sxplanA-
ton OF Italy.
There are only two French regiments In Rome.
Large bodies OF troops continually leaving Toulon
for Civita veccha.
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DENMARK.

The Territorial Sale TO the Uaited States.
CorxxHA0ss, Nov. l. 1857.
The Island Of ST. Crox is not included 10 the reported
sale Of the Danish possessions in the West Indies The
IInited States.
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PORTO RICO.
Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
HAVANA, Nov. 4. 1867
Advcss from Porto Rico that during the hurri-
cane the coast tho Goth uk the ship Nuova Apollo
and tour coasting lighters were sunk in the bag.
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PRUSSIA.

Count bismarck ON the Roman Question.
BERLIN, Nov. Moon.
Count Bismarck says officially to-day that the govern
mens Of Prussia is neutral sat present. on the Roman
question.
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IRELAND.


The Fenlan Treassn Trials.
DUNN, Nov. 4, 1857.
The Nation and the Trishmaw (nswspapers) declare
that the action Of the special Commssen rsfumng 10
give General Warren mixed jury cdua bella
when arraigned for trial today before the Commits
Al on General Fariola entered the plea Of guilty.
The case OF General Maggie has been postponed. The
prisoners Costello and Haipn are to-day on trial
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MISSOURI.

Robbery Of 81 O.O0O In ~. Louis.
ST. LOWS, Nov. 4 1867.
Captain Dan Able's room at the Southern Hotel was
robbed Saturday night OF . costly gold watch and
chain, and papers, notes. &c. representing about
$4,000. There clue TO the robbers.
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The PapaI Troops 60 Assume the Q6eusiv~
e. PAM. ~ No.
4. s.p.i forces W! assume the offensive ,nn.-
diately. ~n.. ~
CaribaIdi Assaulted and Roufed-The Pope .
Troops Supported by tho Frcsch-Itaiian
Troops Reinforce GaribaIdi-The General
PARIS Nov. l-Evening.
The following intelligence has Just been received here
from Rome:-
At six o'clock this morning the Papa troops, sup
ported BY French forces attacked Garbaid al Monte
Rotondo and defeated him.
Some say that Garibaldi 10 prisoner, and some say
that he was killed
half an hour after tho attack commenced GaribaldI
finding that his cut or fought his way TO
the town Of Monte Rotondo. where he was reinforced
by Italian troops; but the French coming TO tho
assistance or the Ponti1cai soldiers he was beaten
GaribnIdi Surrenders 70 tho Italians.
PARIS. Nov. 4-Evening.
The following account comes from another source
Gsrbaldi attacked and defeated on Sunday.
he retreated ami surrendered 20 the ItslanA
The Popular Vote of Settlemene-How IL ORR.
gtnatcd-Incorporation with Italy In the
Observation-Disclosures Expulsion Demanded
BY Napoleon.
now seems that the proposition 70 settle tho Roman
question BY . submission to the popular vote or the
Papal provinces not suggested by the Emperor Ma
pocon but the spontaneous idea Of the Italian the
Prussisn and the French governments
LONDON, Nov. l-3P.M.
Late dispatches have just been received Florence
The vote OF the towns in the province Of Rome was
unanimous for Italy.
It IL now reported in Florence that the Emperor Ma
poeon requires King Victor Emanuel 70 sxpsl Garbadi
II that Is done he tNapolsonl will retire.