New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
SARDINIA AND ROME.

The Sardinian troops continued their march into the
Papsl territory, but no serious collision haa taken
place.
GIN. Fapti bad been appointed Commanders Chief
Of the two modified corps armee.
Gen. Cisldlni had entered Fano, making 3Oo pris-
orer-.
General Lamoricere had concentrated 5000 troops At
Coda 1t was reported this his line of dsfenss would
be attacked by As, 900 Sardinl,ns.
1t wa- rs ported that the Fr-Ich Minister at Tn'in
was abOutt return TO France. Dnriog his aoeence
Ch0rgf dAfares would administer the affairs OF the
Embssry.
LA1LR.-The above statement relative TO the with
dIawal of the French Embarsador is confirmed. The
Paris Moniteur Of the l4'h saws:
ID DIT, 8. nee Of the facts which have just been &C
eonliisted III Italy the Emperor has resolved tina. hs
Minister shall Immediately quit Turin. Secretary
will remain there to conduct the business OF the LIE.
cation
dspa'db from Rome of the 18th says:
"The Psphl Govern nent is about to address memo
rsndum TO sill the European Powers protesting against
the Sandman invas on of the Roman territory. This
memorandum eXpl.ins that The eIrDm7nt OF foreign
lunt-ers Of which Sar1inia complains 10 her Ultima
tum, was principally due to the couoses OF Aasuls
az France the latter Power having after the Paris
Co. gress in 1856 intised on the founda ion Of Papa
amy"
Tie semi-oficial journal of Turin, the Opin one in
article on the Intervention OF Piedmont III the no
sD States that this is not an act of aggression
but one Of legitimate defense Ii Ia undertaken With
view 20 n bat foreign intervention, comfortably TO
the policy laid down by tie Emperor Napoleon.
PsIs they are probably ignorant that the surecnOn
in the Roman States g 81 ulianecrs and general.
Tie grand desire s TO shake of the theccrtc YOKE,
10 proclaim the sovereignty of Victor Emanuel and to
constitute Italy. The hrrt il ripe aud must be pncked
The Cover ent of Pirdmori will know W TO as
sumo the responsibility Of these facs in tie face Of
Italy, of France, and of Europe. Europe ia called
up u TO elect bewe-o Victor Emaruel and revout on,
between constitutional monarchy and anarchy, between
the national fsg of Italy snd the red g Tne ALL
NTH xu,ll pnt ha m FitrIy 0Amapet.
The withdrawal of the French Minister from Turin
was regarded by some as merely di u, made protest
According TO the Paris Pdtrie the Revolutionary
ov. nent IN the NJ riches and Umbr, did not extend
its.lf smoDg the iphsbitants of those counties.
Gen. ChildDi after having followed rue enemy g
CORPS on the road 70 Apcona aud dispersed them hat
entered Simgsglia with zoo Garman prifooers.
Gen. Lsmorclere had declared Perugis in state OF
siege and had issue1 proc anstion threatening death
CO, sca ion Of properly AID heavy doe against the
inhabitants for fracture of tn telegraph wires
The ofieisl Gazette of Turin publishes Govern
ent MEMORIAL DOM addressed by the kIog OF Sa dnls
TO hs repre- tstves abroad, and dated the I'm
September. The memorandum explaios the state o
IbiI gs Italy siDcs the peace OF Vlaftaoca IL I'D
ve,ts refusal Of he Coart Of Rome to accsde to
the dmar de of Sardinia to dshsnd the foreign legons
sud us es by imperative reasons the step taken by
Sardinia
The Sardipian Government could not allow the
Italian movement to 6ssjpste it-efiu anarchy and dis
order. The mtmouDdnm confirms the assurance al
ready given that the Row troops @ uOscrupuously
respect Roue aud the surrounding errtoy and makes
ap appeal 10 the Holy Father, who some years ago
il sugnrated the rational movement The memorial
dun TINS concludes
When the Pope sbsl recognize the regeneration of
Italy which enters among the desgos of Providence,
be will again become the father Of ne Italians, a. he
has never ceased TO he the august and venerable father
of the faithful
The Patrie says: Baron Tasyrand will leave
Tnrjp Oh the 18th inst Count Rayneval wilt under
take the direction of the affairs of the Legation"