The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-22
The PapaI Legions Disbanded.
The Revolution Complete.
Entire Losses Trif1ing.
FROM EUROPE.
Reported French Successes.


LONDON, Sept 22.-A Prussian defeat is OBJ
scurely reported as having occurred at Athis.
Arrest of n Spy.
The private secretary of Etienne Arago, Mayor
of Paris, has been arrested as a Prussan spy.
The New Peace Project.
The Standard says:-"Negotiatio at MeauX
are proceeding hopefully. The general prnci-
pies have already been arranged by Bismarck
and Jules Favre, and the details are now under
discussion"
Another journal reports that thus far the only
question discussed is who can ratify on the
French side.
The American Ambulance Corps.
The Anglo-American Ambulance Corps is of
incalculable service at the seat of war.
The Occupation of Rome.
FLORENCE, Sept. 22.-A contingent of each
division of the Italian army occupied the city
of Rome while the remainder went into camp
outside the walls
The papal troops in capitulating laid down
their arms and defled before the Italians, who
cheered Justify for King Victor Emanuel.
The Papal legionsihav gone to Civta Vecchia,
there to await the completion of arrangements
now making to transport them to their several
countries.
the city was trifling.
The Joy of Italy.
The Diplomatic Corps at the Vatican an
nounced their entire satisfaction with the pre-
cautions which had been taken to preserve
order. The people of all italy are enthusiastic
over the accomplishment of Italian unity. The
large cities are covered with bunting, and fire.
works and illuminations attest the general joy.
Further Details of the ,g Capture of the Eternal
LONDON Sept. 2l.-ISpecial despatch to New York
HOTIl q t0-nfn fnn
entrance of the Italian army into Rome. Your
special sends the following sketch OF the steps which
Martino, finding that no arrangement could be made
with the Pope left Rome, and telegraphed in con-
nothing was left but to march on Rome. Cabinet
council was called at once The King, who has al
and of MazSini before taking any decisive action.
was overruled by the unanimous voice of the minis
ters. Orders were sent at once to Caderna, Bxio,
and Angtoletti to make combined advance The
Italian forces passed the Papal frontier and ad-
vanced to the Tiber, which they crossed on Sunday
at Ponte Feice Oivita Castellana and Mente Ro-
tondo were surrendered without any serious re-
sistance. On Monday Rome was completely sur
pariey with the Prussian Minister on that day, it
decided to end the matter at once as there could
be no doubt that the Papal government was over
stinacy and indolent fanaticism OF the foreign
Zouaves, who were also on the point OF lighting
among themselves the dissatisfaction being intense
between the German Zouaves on the one side, and
the French, Dutch and Irish Zouaves ON the other.
cias OF the Vatican, went far to tear off their
medals OF Montana and burn them in the Place OF
St Peter.
Yesterday the Italian forces, four thousand
strong, closed in npon the city. The Zouaves made
desperate resistance at the Porta San Pancrazio
the Campo Militare, the Porta Maggiore and the
Porta del Popolo but after the fighting had con-
tinued for half an hour orders were sent to them
peremptorily from the Pope himself to cease firing
They obeyed unwillingy, and many OF them broke
their muskets in their VeXation. Colonel Charette
threw his sword into the Tiber
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, Sept. 22-113o A. M.-Consols, 923S for
money and account. American securities
quiet and steady. U. g. 5-2Os OF 1882 COY; OF 1885,
old, s92l; and OF 1867, ss15; 1O-4Os. S51 Railways
quiet. Erie, 17A; Illinois Central, 1l3; Atlantic
and Great Western, a.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 22-1l 80 A. M.-Cotton opened
steady. Uplands 9A@93Sd.; Orleans, 9H@9%d.
Sales to-day estimated at Ia, 600 bales.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Sept % -1'30 p. M.-Money market
quiet. Consols 92A for money, and 92A9923S for
account; 6-2Os OF 1862, 9O3S.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 22-U. s. 5-2Os closed yesterday
at 94A.
LIvERPooI, Sept. 22-1'SOP M.-Cotton declining.
Breadstuffs quiet. Lard quiet.