The Sun.
London, England, 1868-01-22 00:00:00

No. 49.

ihe Prefect of Bologna to the Minister of the
Interior.

" Oct. 18.

" Several individuals have passed this station
who are evidently volunteers, with papers en regle,
and with railway passes from Genoa, as persons
returning to their homes in Terni. lam asked here
for similar passes."
The Same to the Same (private).

" Oct. 19.

" The numbers of Garibaldians travelling with
requests for passes gratis renders those here more
urgent with the committee for similar facilities. I
must have a word to guide me, and beg you to
send me a confidential letter by the post."

No 54.
Sub-Prefect of Terni to the Secretary General of

the Interior.

" Tcrni, Oct. 19.

"As I cannot in any way prevent the departure
of the volunteers, I suggest that at least Tuligno
should be appointed as second centre, as the num-
bers here are excessive."

No. 56.
To the Secretary General of the Interior.

Terni, Oct. 20.
" Cucchi has sent word that the action will take
place on Monday without fail.

" The Prefect AnGam."
No. 57.

The Prefect of Perugia to the Secretary General
of the interior.

"Perugia, Oct. 20.

" The trains of yesterday coming from Florence
and Ancona brought great numbers of volunteers,
some armed, and all started for Terni. There the
state of matters is too abnormal. In Umbria it is
no longer possible to reject volunteers, as they
arrive freely from all the provinces. The local
authorities are in such matters completely over-
ridden. At Viterbo and in Rome there reigns per-
fectA6l tranquillity, a fact sufficiently significant in my
opinion."
Necot. sea
30. of Rieti.
To the Prefect
" Ponte Correse, Oct. 21.
" Menotti, profiting by your kind offer, has
asked me for the sum—of which he is in urgent
need—of 12,000 lire—which you will send me as
soon as possible, as he expects it, and counts ab-
solutely on it. Nothing new. The Roman insur-
rection is put off till to-morrow.
6, The Political Employe BUGLIELLI."
No. 64.

To the Sub-Prefect of Rieti and Poggio Mirteti.
" Florence, Oct. 22.

"Give me at once news of Rome, if you have any.
Do it in such a way that the public may know as
little as possible of it.

" URBANO RATTAZZI."
No. 67.
The Prefect of Perugia to the Sub-Prefects of
Rieti, Spoleto, and Terni.

" Oct. 22.

" I have received notice that General Garibaldi
is in the train from Florence directed for Tuligno.
I have asked instructions from the Minister. As
soon as I receive I will communicate them to you.
" GADDA."
No. 70.
To the Minister of the Interior.
" Perugia, Oct. 22.

" I await the nstructions of the Cabinet regard-
ing the news of the arrival of Garibaldi at Arezzo,
sent me by the prefect.

GADDA."

No. 71.

The Prefect of Arezzo to the Minister of the

Interior.

" The train which arrived here at nine brought
600 volunteers, it is said from Florence, who pur-
sued their journey without impediment."

No. 75.
The Political Delegate of Correse to the Sub-
Prefect of Rieti.

" Oct. 22.

" I know nothing of Garibaldi. You will have
heard that Menotti is at Scandriglia. I hope he
will soon take the road to Rome. I have given
him all the money in the caisse, 6,500 lire, and do
not know how to go on. I have telegraphed to
Fabrizi, and had no answer. We may claim inte-
rest. 44 BUGLIELLI."

No. 77.
The Sub-Prefect of Terni to the Sub-Prefect of

Itieti.

Terni, Oct. 22.

" By omission of Signor Riva, Riceiotti Gari-
baldi has arrived here, having been only ablq to
obtain 2,000 lire, 2,000 pairs of shoes, and 2,000
blankets. " ARGENTI."

No. 78.
To the Prefect of Terni.
~ Florence, Oct. 23.

" Communicate immediately the following tele-
grams to the delegate Buglielli, Passo-Carrese.
" Be good enough only to telegraph to me with
your baptismal name. The Ministry have resigned.
(Signed) " CRISPI.
(Countersigned) " MONZANI."
No. 82.

Local Naval Commandery of the Gulf of Spezia.
Report.
To the Minister of Marine.

" Spezia, Dec. 20, 1867.
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