New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08
PROCLAMATION.


Italians of the Marches: You ask the protection OF
| the Re GalantuOnO bsggirg BIN To be your defender
3gans. the foreign mere naTles who acknowledge NO
| lave but those VI rapne and murder-lh)se mere
narits who have been collected and excited by that
Goverun eDt which in the sight of God and men ought
tef TO protect your lives and property. The King has
listened 10 your request; TIE cry Of your grief has
been more powerful in his Italian heart than any other
considerations. His acts have immejiaely ~ wed
| his Jesolu ions, and corps OF his galsIdarmy,
| common ded by of his most valiant captains, has
entered your territory and Is advancing rapidly with
victory IN it's escorf
The King who desires your welfare, wishes above
all that the order Of i0gs b be established be
worthy Of Italy and of himself he wishes order to
reign IN Your Provinces and you yourselves TO be in
condition freely TO declare your own will as 10 your
future public destines.
CHARGED by the King 10 Represent him amid you
duit this critical cment Of transition, which might
be fatal to the whole of Italy if you wanting in
energy in wisdom, come full of confidence ia those
80 whom ] am fent because | am convinced hat they
" i'll aid me with their intelligence and eDd me thsr
81 ppoIt toward the performance Of the task which the
X ~ has commissioned me 10 Undertake.
You will take uparu for the conquest aud p eserva-
ton Of your liberty; you will obey the laws is the
duty of every good citizen, and as the King hms. If sets
you the first example, you will eomoat internal
MES and after coIquertg them, yoa VIII treat then
generously.
Italians OF the Marches cons of the Romans de.
scendants of the old and noble Latin race, which, ruled
bv arms and laws, by military virtues and by civic
wisdom, do yen show the we Id that al ecu.
turtles OF oppression have not prevailed to make yo1
degenerae q, d do you now cooperate in the task
which The Kings pobe ambition has imposed on itsef
that of Itestabsing in Italy the principles of moral
order.
Lorg live Victor Emanuel Long live Italy
Risini, SEPT IS iao6 ''''' IokEEzo Valerie
In ike manner the Marquis Guslterio, Commissioner
of The Province Of Perug!a, has published the follow
ing proclamation:
The loyal and glorious Kipg Victor Emanuel has not
teen iDsnsbe the cries Of grief from the Italian
provinces which unanimous in their Desires have long
since addressed themselves to him. and he has adopted
the generous determination Of putting END 10 yolr
WOES. To rtsOTe civil order in your towns, wni-h
have been desOlaed AID plsged by the foreign ad7en
tureTs ard to best0w upon you The liberty Of express
iTg Your own wishes, right already eXereed by
other Italian pr0slncss-snc IL the mission cOndied
the troops OF the King, who have crossed the frontiers
Of The kingdom with that object.
Called as ! sm by the favor Of nay sovereign 70 dig
charge in these provinces the functions of Royal Com
missioner / shal immediately assume the adminisra-
ton q them. If this province Of Peruga has mad OF
late to suffer even more than the resi- il s now the fret
10 experience the sslutaTy effects OF this protection
which the champion of our ind dependence affords.
Ciazerf-Ihe fig of The house Of Savoy waves over
yonr towns, and treasures you hencefoth Live traa
R0ar4ry that Gays Of JOY succeeding those of grief
and that your Wishes will be fulfilled. For ng
time past you have invited this flag; tor a long time
pat you have expressed, in th1uslnd ways your
confidence in tie King aud your love Tor him.
In assuming the administration OF 20 gor amid YOU
AN resolved 10 reostabi5h true order, aud % do all
20 far as II sba depend me- 10 redress your lreg-
aucesi and al or nave restrained tho spirit of party
and vengeance shall be happy prepare You f6r the
Of that solemn tight Of suffrage ON which your fac
depends.
am certain that this generous Province the cradle
of an ancient civilization, will not fell snort Of its IT,
dons, and i'll not forget tie example of moderate n
and Of civic wisdom which has already been presented
by other Italian Provinces
Citizens The Italy Of Italians restored 10 herseif and
free 70 dispose of her fate, Ou9ht to ca 1t herse
without crime and leave TO her enemies, - those
who have cusutd her the shame Of SUN deeds as are
condemned by civilization,
CiHa d Casfeii5, Sept u, 1900.
R)gK Sept o. la50.
The Pope has cent 20 inquire the Intentions OF the
Emp{r0r NAPOLEON in reference 10 the Roman States
he purpof Of the Emperofs reply is not sao Sn,
but his NJ jesy is said b have mentioned that France
hsd not allowed Spain 30 interfere in favor Of tie Pope
) re FREQ cCrpe have arrived within 80 miles rf
Rome fHscau and Abno have been occupied by
he French.
In The combat at HoDtefsscone, seventy Poatifcal
solders were b. LED aId wounded. Eight lrishmen are
amor 2 the dutd
FfospOne aud Nellcui are tranquil. p.
No LeNs has been received irOm Gen. IamOlhessre |
Great confederation prevails ~ Rome.
PfuUGIA Sept 2i--Evening
Tie column Of Gen Alass and The Chausus Of the |
Iuer have entered tiyiia Culeala and Oc iupsd the
fortress. Sixty Of tho garrison were made pFis)nars
Capt Dusi llf arrived gt TJssaEtlI. lie will GU
Dy C0uet0 This evening he Ffencb hlying left tha
own and L4kCI the road ~ tltla ltC.IA