New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
THE PAPAL STATES.

Siege operations before Ancoua were said to be
actively progressing.
| The advanced guard of Gen. Fanti's corps darmCe
was at Bra eano, several miles from ROME and it was
reported hat these troops would encamp before the
| wells Of Rome.
Gen. Goyon is said to have refused an application
from the pspal Government to send French troops TO
defend Viterbo.
| The Sardi ian Governor at Perugia had Issued a
decree abolhhiDg the order of Jesuits throughout
Umbria.
The OpiaiOne Ndtioaale of Turin states that the
EDglih Cabinet had addressed note 10 Jlrn repre-
stnirg strongly the danger of attack on venetia,
and urging that such enterprise would furnish Aus
tria with excuse for attempt the recovery Of all
the grouDd che has los. in Italy.
Reports current that after the action of Caste
fdsrdo, Lamorcitre succeeded ia entering Ancona with
| considerable body of toops.
On The 9th ult. the report reached Tdrin that the
Piedmontese army had entered the parinony of ST.
| Peter and that the French wers concentrating at
| Rome and Civita Vecchis.
formal order lad been given to the Piedmontese
commanders not oily 10 avoid any conflict with the
French, but any discussion on any point what
ever with tie French commanders.
The official journal Of Rome Publishes the formal
protest of Cardinal Antone, against the invasion of
the Pa al States. 1t is dated the 18Th and lie addressed
to the Foreign Embassadors at Rome.
THE PoPE's PROTEST.
On the subject OF the recent el,rance Of the Pied
lnODits- into the States Of tie ii " See the Cardinal
Secretary Of State s6dresse1 the following note 10
81 the members Of the Diplomatic body residing 10
Rome. IL is daed from the Y, ican 1871 inst:
"1be Undersigned greatly regrsss tho necessity of
communicating 10 ths representatives. Of ths foreign
Powers 20 the holy Seo saie uent Of fcts more and
more depore5le but the force Of circumstances is 80
grave, and tie im euosy Of the violence used toward
The most pacific oil SOytIcgns the august Head OF The
Chu th, IL 20 astounding t1t he cannot refrain from
addressing to them the present commune atom. being
imleLtd thereto not only by bis d0ty as Moiser
bot $3.50 by The express commando Of mis- lloliUe.s
Since had the honor of explaining 10 vour Excel
encies, by the note Of ths l2h iGst that the Pied
nonese GovorDmCnt Was taking hostile metsures
agarit u" Government of tho Holy See githcut any
IroVoca4on on tho part Of the later adi1g crime 10
crime, ADDING aIne cd revolt % s lelimas authority
~ order 10 obtain possession of The Provinces which
1ensin 70 the Holy See after the usurpstijn Of tue Ro-
uagDas, the PoItfc4l Cove mcut, relyirg on ~,
GU, has ace ana is sill making every bs effort
otpia The snail number Of its troops 70 arrest the
unpc lotly Of the invasion; but the ensqlys for es
aIt 70 overwhelming haiti d not possible tie d-l,rse
con bold on long. Pesaf0 having been cspur,J the
IIduontsc took prisoner The pontif sa 5cgats VINO
vas even e1posto 20 Ou age Vi 10 the Conmaudsut
who had Iesi-ttd he attack. Ga tte ot,er b,,d a
Idu ercus boy attacked Fc.usl which sf4rrapul,ing
y vigorous assault, vas compelled 10 slrrerdsr and
The F.reri IN commend, with ne whole irris,,1 he
cano pInontre Of war The 54ne G .rps then mt3cist
upon boi quo auo came IN aoleto Orgisio b,s bren
,-Il.o py W lul'esra pNu8auS VI Piedmont whonow
throat M NldbJ
TIE Holy Father lag 'ecD nearly all the .,tss
which nro tho puim,ly Of th8 C4unh aDJ of {, .,ro
lies toro esy from bin BIZ by biz, CONFERENCE.-The
That nc Emperor 81 the tiCnep hIs csrsI IN p az
m lg dat De th have opIos. tts Fer.rt ig,-,'"o
sd "culd have broken OF AZ rflt0,s with tbIt CIV
emmett II the lster had not given him the l,snstrc,
that ihe noted ihrmalion med. 20 Ie HOW Sc v5sJ
MOI ~ carried Out and tat Tue Slfdilaus would not
attGcE the Pdntihc 1 troors. Nv
" IA The state Of things tho undersigned Cardinal