Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-05

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THE ITALIAN REVoGUBoN.--Thc Flor.
ence correspondent of the Providence Jour-
nal furnishes the following interesting in
telligence respecting the state Of affairs in
Italy. The letter is dated September 10;
Since last year, the excitement among
the population has no, been so great as nj
this moment. Happily, il is not of dissen-
sion, but Of ardent hope for, and enthu>ias-
tic confidence in, the success OF a common
cause. The city Of Arezzo, only forty
miles from us, is the centre of the move
ment which has for its object the immediate
occupation of the towns and cities in the
Umbria and the Marches, two provinces of
the Pontiiicial States. Pesaro, Citta iii
Pieve, Urbne, Alontefeltro and SAINT Aga
Ia Feltria, have already declared for Italy
and Victor Emmanuel, and shaken off the
Papal yoke. Mt Perugia extraortnary az
itation prevails. The report comes that
many thousand pounds of pitch are collect
ed in the Pauline fortress and that an Or
der will be given by the general in COM
mand TO burn the town if the population
venture TO revolt. Such an act would be
so atrocious that one, inchaV7ty, can hardly
believe that il is the intention OF Lamori-
ciere to resort to it. But after the masSa-
ere of year ago, one is prepared to believe
in the possibility of any enormity to be
committed by the Roman authority.
1t would seem as If Lamoriciere was
ready to use measures as extreme in their
severity in this unholy war in the heart of
Italy, as he would be if he were once more
contending with tribes of savage Africans
Another report, which has Just now been
received, says that the Papal soldiers, to
the number of about 1900, stationed at Pc
rugia, will make no opposition to revolt, and
march out of the town on the payment to
them of $4,000. The proposal is con-
sistent and legitimate. Mercenaries they
are, and fighting to them is purely trade,
and they must wish 10 make the best mar
ket they can in compromising their services.
Different towns in the Poniificiai States
are sending committees TO TuEin, praying
the King to assume the protection of them
in that independence of their present rulers,
which they are ready to declare, and offer
ing to him their hearty allegiance. Now
that France hes defined the line and the
limit of defense which she will accord ito
the Pope in his domnions, the opposition
of the Papal army to the national move
ment beyond those limits will prove ineE
fectual and useless. Without doubt, within
a few days, the instruction will be gene
raj. The populations will stretch out their
hands for protection to Victor Emmanuel,
and there is but one course for his govern
ment to pursue. A state of war between
Rome and the Italian Kingdom will shortly
exist, and events must follow each other to
their natural end. About the character OF
the issues or which Of the party will iri-
umph, there can be no doubt"
Steamer Glasgow arrived off Cape Race
Sunday morning, with Liverpool dates 10
Sept. 10, bringing the following intelli-
gence -
The Sardinia troops took Perugia after
a hot fight, and made 1900 prisoners, in
Guiding General Schmidt
The citidel of Spoletta had capitulated
and its garrison, GOO strong, were taken
prisoners.
There is an unconfrmed rumor that the
Popehad fed from Rome, en- event which
is generally speculated upon.
DEFEAT OF THE PAPAL URooPS.-Ghe
first contest between Gen. Lamorieiere's
motley army and the Sardnians has result.
ed according to general expectation. BE
has been disastrously defeated, and the cit
les of Perugia lin which Lamoriciere had
, stationed about one-third of his force) and
Spoleto have been taken by the Sardinians
It is doubtful f the Papal troops will make
any further stand-if they DO the result
will be all the same. Victor Emmanuel's
forces will overrun the States of the Church
, probably respecting the city of Rome, out
{ of regard to The wishes of Louis Napoleon
Whether Plus TX. will once more retreat tc
, Gaeta remains to be seen, as also do still
| greater events, which now seemimpending
, Our last dispatches are too meagretto af
| ford US any light on these points. But al
ready the public interest istransferred from
. Naples TO Rome, and thenceto Vienna ant
> Paris.-Boston Journal.