The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-04

Coisntermarch Of the French Army The
Whereabo uts of GGribaldi - Gener al
DtscOnfent.


The different corps d'armies have already
commence their countermarch. The Third,
commanded by Marshal Canrobert, yesterday
evening made q slight movement, but only
to take up the new position assigned to it.
From being on the left Of Vallegio, ii has
now marched through the village and en-
camped on the right of it. This evening,
the frat division will occupy Volta, the SEQ
ond Goito, the third Pozzolo, and there re-
main until further orders. This afternoon
the division Of General Millinet, composed
of the Grenadiers of the Guard, will leave
for Desenzana, pretty village on the banks
Of Lake Garda. The Voltigeurs, under the
command of Gen. Canon, will march early
tomorrow morning in the direction Of Ri
volletta. The other corps will make for the
moment but trihing change in their quar-
tiers. The cavalry will retire into the vast
plain Of Montechiaro. The troops Of Mar
shall paraguay d'IIilliers will occupy Castle
Nuovo and San Giorgio. The Second will
not move. The Fourth will remain at VAL I
legio. As to the Fifth, under Prince Napo- |
leon, it will not quit its present encampment
on the road between Peschiera and Vallego.
THE POSITION OF GARIBALDI
! Bormio Estates communication from that
place Of the 8th) is the head quarter Of Gar
and in room next to that occupied by the
General. His corps is now composed of 49,
900 men, including the Chasseurs Of the APP
ennines, whom Gen. Ulloa organized and
| sent to Join the Chasseurs Of the Alps. 1t
must be considered an excellent corps d'ar-
NEE, if it be borne in mind what resolute
set Of young men it is composed Of. The
depot is at Como. Garibaldi has garrsons
at different places along the Lake Of Como
and the AIDA. 1t does not appear that he
is to 60 beyond the limits Of the Valtellnc.
There exists between that country and the
Tyrol, high mountains, on the top OF which
is plateau called the Tonala. The Austri-
ans occupied that ridge, but they were dis
lodged from it two days ago by Col. Medici,
who commands the I'd corps of Garibaldi.
STATE OF ITALY.
The Morning POSTS Paris correspondence
writing three days after the peace, speaks of
! Congress as being probable, and says that
| Italy is greatly agitated. The Pope has sent
, to the Emperors of France and Austria for
troops, and there are likely to be political
disturbances at Milan.
ssOne of our correspondents" says the
, Nord of Brussels, "wbo passed through the
Duchy of Modena some few days since, as
sures us that nothing is changed there but
, the flag; everything else, men and institu-
tons, remain as they were.o
! THE PAPAL SrArKs-MEETISG OF THE CARpI-
EALs-RENARKABLE LANGUAGE OF THE PoPE
TO THE BRITISH CHARGE.
letter from Rome, dated the 7th inst,
: and published in Continental journal, says :
sThe Prince of Tour d'Auvergue, Auditor
: of the Rota for the French Government, has
!, received orders to hold himself ready to
: leave for the head quarters Of the Emperor
/. Napoleon. 1t is said that he is commission
ed TO present to the Emperor Napoleon an
autocrat letter from the Pope, and to an
] nounce in the name Of His Holiness that he
!, is determined to demand of the Catholic
Powers an armed Intervention. 1t 10 certain
I that the Spanish and Portuguese govern
D ments have offered assistance if required
r A meeting of Cardinals took place last evc-
0 ming at the Vatican, composed OF Antonelli.
Mattel, Patrizi, feretti, Alteiri. Santuco and
+ Di pietro. The object of the council was to
consider what measure should be adopted
+ under existing circumstances. The govern
9 ment of the Holy See is determined to main
: tain it's temporal power by force Of arms
q 1t will concentrate all the troops at Ancona
and whent the Inducements arrive which i
!. command them to enter into the legation
y and to retake Rimini and the ncighboriDy
!. towns. MIR. Russell, British Charge d'A ffaires
. had on audience with the Pope few day
> since. He was well received, and his Holi
! ness said to him, smiling, "England is nov
= in the hands of your relative, Lord John Rus
. SELL who, 10 order to obtain Office, united
~ with Lord Palmerston. Both are enemies 0
:, Rome, and with their ministry the govera
- ment of the Holy SEQ will, no doubt, be ex
!. posed to some unpleasansness but assur
- you, that, in the midst Of revolution, Of wal
:, and OF so many governments overthrow
the Pope will remain always the Pope. Prov
- idence and the history of so many centurie
- are my guarantee for that. What matte
~ that the papacy be annoyed or even pers.
outed. Perhaps at this moment such perst
d, cuton enters into the designs OF God.o
The Pope TO indemnify the Pcrkin
90 Family.
~ learn that Cardinal Antonell has col
~ sentcd to make the reparatiop demanded 4
~ the losses sustained at Perugia by Mr.. Pc
80 kins and his family. The United Stat
80 Minister, Mr.. Stockton, having SO far su
- ceedcd, left Rome for tour on Monday las
= Mr.. Perkins appears to have been deceive
80 both by the chiefs OF the provisional gov err
y, ment and by his own landlord with respe
:. to any possibility Of an attack on Monda
ha anu ou tuo AOAOWinR u0y Ho u9u mauc
-, engagements to remove to less exposed qua
30 ter Of the town indeed, he and the ladies
20, ,or his family had been invited to repair to
80 villa about mile from Perugia, inhabited
Mrs. Ross, being in England at the time b
OF he did not consider the danger 80 urgent
me to render 1t advisable to leave the town. 4
ne. though her villa was on the line Of marc
md and the troops halted for some time oppos
b. to it, Mrs. Ross was subjected to no ammo