The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
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By special kilograms through the Atlantic cable dated
10 Italy, the Papa states France and England "a mid
night OF Monday, and news report OF yesterday oven
inc, NO have very important advIcos OF the situation
military and political
General Garbadi sustained very severe defeat by the
assault OF the PontiAcai troops on Sundays He was
routed after losing three thousand men in killed.
wounded and prisoners The revolutionary positions of
Menotti Garbadi and Senior Ascorl have been broken
Garbadi surrendered the Italians and Is held
prisoner board a n-of-war at Spezzia The Carl.
baldan bands retreat from the Papa territory
II Is said that the Italian troops recrossng the from
tier Napoieon's ultimatum to Italy demands that the
Political States be fully evacuated by Thursday evening
In Berlin it is thought that Garbaldfs retreat will
cancel Nnpoleon's ultmatum. Napoleon has received
General La Marmora a special envoy from Italy.
Garibald fought bravey He left the field Florence
The General made address TO his at parting and
looked 'old baggard aud disappointed" There were
no French troops in the battles. The revolutionary
movement is broken up at all points An Austrian
despatch says that tho Emperors Francis Joseph and
Napoleon are in accord--for peace.
Serious food riots have broken out 10 Exeter and Ak
Minister England Ihe bakers and butchers shops
piundered and gutied, ana corndeaers stores fired.
Quite an alarming condition OF Affairs existed, and
troops were being marched into both towns from Ply.
mouth and other places The English Parliament Is
summoned 10 meet in session tho 10Th instant
Another Liverpool cotton house has failed.
Consols closed at e4i4, for money, in London Five
twentiss at 7o4 in London, and 75as in Frankfort
United states teniorty bonds have been introduced
the Liverpool Change and regularly quoted
The Liverpool cotton market closed irregular, with
middIinR upands I'd iThc advces from Manchester
unfavorable Breadstus quiet. Provisions slightly
lower
Our special correspondence from Europe by mail,
with the compilation from foreign files. published
to-day contain very interesting details OF our cable
dispatches TO the cath or October.
IsCELLANEOUs.
Tho election In New York State yesterday resulted In
decisive victory for the democrats by majority OF
from ten 70 twenty thousand The majority for the
party in the city OF New York upwards OF sixyonc
thousand. The following arc tho names Of tho demo-
cratic candidates elected oo tho State ticket
Secretary OF State. II. A. Nelson.
Comptroller .....................W VIM. y. Allen.
Treasurer. ......................Wm VIM. II. Bristol
Attorney General; ........:.'..M - shampain
Canal Commissioner. ............J John d. Fay.
Inspector State Prisons .......... Solomon schcu.
Judge Court Appeals. ........... Martin Grover.
Intelligence from Hayu to tho 9th, Porto Rico 70 tho
nth and saint Domingo TO the Goth Of October i re-
csived; but the news has been anticipated by our
special kilograms from Havana The reported sale OF
the Bay Of occasoncd great uneasnsss TO the
people OF Hayt who OF the opinion that their
public had right 10 say something in the matter. The
publications OF the treaty OF peace between the United
States and Saint Domingo exchanged on the 9TH.
The storm In Porto Rico quite DISASTROUS though no
lives were lost Tho corn crop was destroyed
Our Victoria Vancouver Islandl correspondence,
dated September 80, contains tho text OF petition
which in circulation among the people OF the colonies
!. s-ayng for annexation to the United States
ny ofosion OF the President, the military au,hori.
ties were ene'Tnd yesterday In disbanding and sup
pressing the coored militia organizations In tho hi strict
OF Columbia
Some doubt IL reported TO exss "a 10 whe,ber mo
coming. session Of Congress will 10 rek,rded bv tho
President the commencement or the Fortsib Con.
gross, or only adjourned session In case II IL Sue
regular annual session. It is customary for him TO CON-
municatc his message vpon the affairs OF the country
and In the latter ease 10 Is not usual
General schsnsld, In le,er 70 Governor Picrpolnt
OF Virginia directs him TO inform tho members OF ID,
Legislature that the usual session OF that body VIII b
dmpsnsed With in the coming winter.
The order Of General sherman announcing peace with
Che Indians in bis military division has been published
The Collector OF Customs at New Orleans writes thai
pc has information which will speedily lead 10 th'
breaking up Of gang Of desperate smuggIes who have