Arrival Of The Steamship Glasgow

1 he steamship Gla-gow, from Liverpool, Wcchiesday, l'Jth, viu Queenstowu, 2Oth, paused Cape Race at 2 A. M. of Sunday, 29th -iSept. íihe was 1 imrded by the Dewsyacnt and asuniínaryof her news obtainod. The Great Eastern is to be placed cd thegñdiron at Milford Haven. It s reported that Napoleón had bceti fired upon by an insano mnn at Toulon. His arm was avertëd bv a byfitaoder. The weatber in E agí and had been raïny, but was agnia tairer at the sail iug of the Glasgow. Au official letter from the foreign o Pee e::yn, ttmt M.l. Lindsay hasno anthority t negotiato vrith the American üovernweut, relativo to the hipping interest, The attempt to lay a submarino cable between Toulon and Algiers, had failed. The Paris bourse was heavy. Rentes G7Í. 90c. 1 he Sardiiiiang took Perugia aftera hot het fight, and inado fiïteen hundred prisoners, including Gen. Sohinidt. The citadel of Spoletto had capitulated, and tho garrison, siz liuiulred strong been taken prisoners. Tho S...1dinians had also occupiej ourneroua other places. Gen. Cialdini was ndvancing againat Ancoua. # The late Neapolitan fhut had arrived to aftast Claldini in his atlack on that placo. There wns an uneonfirmed rumor that the Pope had ried irom Rome. - The eveut was generally ipeculated upon. There are rumora, alao unconfirrned, that Gen. Laraoriciere, with two thous and men, was inarching towards the Neapolitan frontiers, wiih a view of eftecting a junction with the Neïpelitan troops. It was reported that Garibaldi was e.Nelusively occupied in organiing an artny and navy, the former toconsistof 150,000 men, and live huudred vessels are to be prepared for war purposes. There were indication, that ho intends going to Venet;. Kossuth was expected at Naples. The only foreign ministers reinaining at Naples were the liritish, Frencb, iiardinian and American. The la. ter was very unwell. Gen. Scitai i was appointed comniander of the anny iu the JJictutor'b absence. A Ruwian envoy had arrived at Vienna with a formad invitation to the Emperör of Austria to visit Warcaw. Suveral officers of high rank had been plint at Damascus. The Bonibny, August, muil, vrould probably bu forvvarded by the Arago froin Boutbamptoo, on thu 19th, lor New York, 'l'he Dowa had not transpi red. The advices froin 5Ianc?ie?ter were favorable, The market was (juiet but producers were iinn.