The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17
TE II D i r ALLS
OF THE
NEWS BY THE NIAGARA,
NEW HAVEN LINE,
LAST EVENING.
RECEIVED BY THE
Insurrection Mt Rome.

that morning, lame ntabs insurrect ton broke out
the city. AT eleven O'Clock, IN immense multitude,
composed of the popuaoe, the Civic Guard some
troops Of the ne and c4rabineer5 assembled in the Pr
azza del Popoo, and thence they proceeded to the
Chamber of Deputies to demand Of them to insist up
on the Pope's appointing democratic ministry, and
that he should make the following concessions The
ton of Constituent Assembly, and the elaboration
of Federal Pact. 3. That the elaboration, of the
OF .ne Deputies on the wat OF ,naepsndenos
Of Signor Mamiani, published on the 5th OF June
should be carried into effect and the following ndi
viduals should be appointed Ministers: Mamian
Herbini, Campello Saliceti Fusconi Lunat and Gal
tetti The deputies marched in procession with the
csrdins Sasa that he Would reae ct The popuaes
not being satisfied sent the Deputies forward
time to whom the Pope replied, in person. that he
would not grant anything TO violence. In the
time the Swiss and Papal Guards drove back the peo
Pile, who then rushed on. the sentinels and dsarmed
the place. threate ming to fire on the people, and
the troops, who advanced without arms. The people
then threatened to set fire to the gates Of the palace
when the Swiss fred on the mob, and cry of TO
your arms!'' instantly raised. At three o'clock,
the eeneraie BEATEN the troops and civic guards
assembled, and maintained q fire against the Swiss
vestedby 000 civic guards and troops of the ne md
cannon were placed against the principal entrance.
deputation again sent to the Pope with the u,i-
matum of the people, giving him an hour to return
telling him, in of refusal that the Palace
should be stormed ana every soul in it, except himself
should be put to death The Pope finally sent for the
advocate Galtett to whom he announced that he
eented to accept the following ministry:-Mamiaai,
Foreign Affairs Galtett the Interiors Lunati, Finance;
Herbini. Commerce and Public Works; Campello the
War Department; Able Rosmni, Public instruction
with the Presidency Of the Council; Serini Justice
And with respect to the other demands of the people,
the Pope submitted to the decision OF the Chamber of
Deputies. Amongst the killed was Cardinal Palma the
Pope's Secretary, who was shot through ne head.
Intelligence has been received from to the Goth
November. At that date tranquility lad been com.
pletely restored The Pope had not quilted the Quiri
nal, but had installed the Mimi in office nd
appeared to have Loyalty accepted the new order of
things. The following is the
PROGRAMME OF THE NEW ROMAN MINISTRY.
ROME, November Is, 1913.
Called to the Ministry in the midst of extraordna.
ry cir cumstances, and at time when refusal our
peril the constitutional form of government which is
at present in force in State should be
ed with the gravity ct affairs and OF the times we
programme is in perfect harmony, not only with the
principles proclaimed by the people, bus also with
those which after ripe deberaon heye been accepted
by Chambers-principles which will to regu-
late all our actions, as long as We remain in power
Among these principles is which received
by solemn act the assent of the Prince; and as re
CARDS another promise has been made that he would
concert with the new Ministry in order that anala.
gous propositions should be presented for the accept
ance of tho deliberative Chambers
"The principle of the nationality Of Italy proclaimed
by people and by the Chambers q hundred times
and accepted by us has been sanctioned without re-
serve by the Prince, at the time when with pater na
ZEAL herecalled tto the recollection Of the Emperor
of Austria, in bis letter to that Prince. Considering
that in order to gain this good must think it ndis
peeabe to execute the deliberations adopted by the
Chamber Of Deputies ming the Independence of
Italy, firm resolution to put in practice these deli
beratons is nothing else but frank adhesion to the
wishes Of the representatives Of the people No
will doubt full adhesion to the programme of the
9Th of June, which received with so much enthu-
sias by the deiberative Chambers The convocation
of Constituent Assembly at Rome, and the drawing
up federative act principles and xims which
we find laid down in the opinion expressed by our
Chambers for the convocation OF Diet at Rome, des
tined to discuss the general interests Of
country
AT the present day, when to this opinion, to that
fundamental kim, comes to be joined the Of
the Prince who also wishes to submit the decision of it
to the Chambers Of the sovereign whom the whole Of
Italy has saued as the initiator Of her liberty and in
dependence heart beat at the idea Of proximity
Of the moment when we are allowed to hope that
sha at length the birth of that federal compact
which respecting the existence Of the isolated
and leaving intact their form of government will
to insure the liberty the union and Independence Of
when the glory of Rome and the venerated name Of a
Pontf will have associated in the accomplishment Of
eve present ourselves with this programme before
the people and the Chambers If the people accord to
US their confidence, We will use all our efforts to
tinue to deserve it The Chambers are about to be
called together in order to prove to If they will
cord to us their confidence and 1t is permitted to
to hope that shall receive it If their political princ
&c. Z. MAzzAnELLI, President,
IS. GALETrI,
"PIERRE SrERBINI,
AZ LuMArI.n
The Pope having accepted the resignation Of Prince
G. Aldobrandini, commandant of the Civic Guard of
Rome has appointed the proposition Of the Minister
Of the Interior Colonel Joseph Galeno in his stead.
During the 10th, Prince Rospgliosi distributed bread
wine and cheese, to the crowd on the Monte Cavalo
The new ministry has ordered arms of the Swiss
Guard at the Palace Of the Quirinal be removed
order Of the Pope the castle Of st. angelo Is guarded
guard mobile Of 1000 men is to be Immediately estab
shed to act along with the troops who have returned
from Vincenza. The Argentine theatre Is to be ilumi
1t appears that the report that the Pope had been
obliged quit his capital false The French go.
has received the following telegraphic des
"CrvrrA vrccruA Nov. 90
Rome is tranquil The new ministry have Published their
programme and assumed the direction Of affairs:
This telegrsphic despatch was communicated to the
Journal des Debah with the following note:-
that G Sad sn sens 70 u yesterday
Our advices from Rome add nothing Of interest to
the infor nation already published The Pope had re.
ceved his new ministers with much apparently good
feeling. In the deputies, proposition had been made
to assure his Hoines Of the fidelity Of that Chsmber
but when put to the vote, 1t rejected-a pretty
clear proof that the deputies not very anxious
raternzs with their sovereign in his present critical
situation.
The French Republic.
THE IMPORTANT DEBATE IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
SITTING OF Nov. 20.
After some unimportant matters, Gen. Cavaignac
rose. and proposed that the debate which COM
meneipg should be limited strictly to the subject
ter arising out Of the published protestaton of NM
GARNER Pages Duclerc, Pagnerre and Bartheiemy ST.
Hilare This proposition received by the majority
with appreciation; but, as will be seen, was not acted
upon.
Nj. d. st. Hilaire then rose and delivered an Ella
borate address, OF which the following Is abridged
report -
M. BARTHELEMY ST.. HrLAiRE Citizen representa-
liver, we must first disembarress TINS debate OF in
cident foreign to It, W. nave relation with any
journal We have authorized one 10 make publca-
tons in our name. The question is, then, between
Gen. Cavsignac and the executive commis sion the
events OF June. We should not have ascendoa this
tribune we had not been provoked To it, but Exc
cutiye Commission has not for nths uttered
single word of complaint. It would have remained
under the weight OF the calumnies which have sur
rounded IL. II we were silent 1t from patriotism,
and not to weak.na power already too weak. Very
good.l Our opinion the eve nts of June Ia known
since the report OF TIE Commission OF Inquiry
evidence Is but that OF truth We have not provoked