The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-08
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GARIBALD1 IN FLORENCE.


Invitation placarded about the streets, some two
hundred or three hundred persons assembled
yesterday, at ii A. NJ, upon the Piazza della
SgDoIia for manifestation. Although 1t was
raining heavily the numbers present were soon
swelled by many inquisitive people. Cries Of
'Viud Roma Cdpio'ew "GaIi6aldi ala Odpi-
fole I" we're frequently uttered; and the meeting
at last resolved itself into procession, march,
ing with flag to the Ministry OF the Interior
Here a deputa.ion, with an address demand
ing Rome for the Italian capital, waited upon
Slgnor Ratazzi. The Minister replied that the
sentiments OF the Government would be found
in the Official gazette, with which answer his
visitors did not seem particularly pleased.
Reoned by the deputation, the procession
marched on to q house in the Piazza Santa
Maria Novella Nuova, when halt was called,
and loud shouts of 'ViVa GariOaldio testified to
q knowledge of at least some OF the party that
the General was to be found within. Garibaldi,
in fact, presently came out upon the balcony
and made the following speech:-
Italans;-You see me once % more among you. I am
nSy q the work Of ouT eoGntrys reds%pton, % Snd 10
prove 10 the world that have no need Of foreign
people win soon enter into possession of that Roman
foreigner. AS for me guarantee TO you that shall
d! do my duty unto death l clos close by remnnding you
Rome against the sdtrrt of the Pope Do not forget
Brave people salute youl
Very shortly afterwards the General left for
FolignO by a special train. 1t Is rnmored, but
the statement must be received with caution;
that during his stay in Florence Garibaldi had
an interview with the President of the Council,
some say even with the King. 1t is added that
his object in going to the frontier is to persuade
the volunteers TO return home. If so, it is at
any rate strongly at variance with his speeches
and proclamations. Immediately after the
Generals departure two placards were put in
circulation; one signed by Garibaldi, the other
by the Central Aid Committee.
The following is Garibald's manifesto:-
aS Ss Ss95s sb are SeI raising haTs Sss1 a.
against the sbrT OF the Papai GRANNY Italy hopes
from us that each man will do his duty. dutg.Ap1pA1n1
The Central Aid Committees proclamation
sAys:-
Italians-Rome has reyolted. Our brothers
Snary dspatesy Win Ser Shall %e abS
don her? mol despite the & threatening 6ravado of
Imposing upon the country the cowardly retractlon Of
has struck; TO Rome TO RomeI Let this be our only
w '- THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Riformd publishes the following as the
text of the
ADDRESS OF TWELVE THOUSAND ROMAN CITIZENS
to the Senate of Rome, the authenticity of
which has been delied:-
To his Ex celency Marquis Cavalette, Senator of
ROme;-YOur Excellency-Ihe situat on OF the cOun-
guarantees TO any one. Tmprlsonments and domi-
Ciary visits CONTINUES; the threat OF state Of siege,
calming only Incl the irritation of a people
insErTectonary proclaim atoms published Within the
last few days. and above all that of the 10th instant
The undersigned Ci.zeps' exceeding twelve thou
Rome from great caiamities, address themselves in
full confidence 10 your Excellency, in order that rem
population TO his Holiness, you may implore an Ell
In an Intervention by the regular troops of the king
Your Excellency, the citizens OF Rome, of whom
you are the iegiIlmate towards The
HOLY Father ieei certain that you VIII De willing TO
which never has failed and never win fail In respect
authority will be eRkened blooodshed, from which
Your ExceIie Doy. the times are serious and some
instant arrangement is ndispensRbly necessary.
Every delay would be fatal TO us all
The signatures follow.
The RTOrnlG also appends letter, in
which it states that Signor Girand, lOctnn teIeTs
of the office OF Senator in the absence of Mar.
quis Cavalette, accompanied the above address
ia transmitting 1t TO the PontiH. 1t says:-
MOST Holy FATHER-An address has been received
twelve thousand sig natures Alluson made therein
ens e or s asked p @ % & Sed
the Senator the magstTacy consider It ts duty to lay
ready 70 cooperate In carrying out the resolutions
coSnciior temporarily fulfilling the duties OF the
EenatOr,
ITALY ON FRENCH INTERVENTION.
FLORENCE, Oct. 22.-Great excitement con.
tinues TO prevail In this capital with regard to
the threat OF French intervention and the min
teterial crisis.
About p. M. yesterday the following mani.
festo was posted about Florence:-
ITALIANs:--Italy is about TO suffer vast disgrace
Invade the peninsula. II contests ali our rights
Italians, be on your guard. Tue Government foTgets
Its duty l. Is necessary that the country should pro
tec IL elf with q aid Ofits brave army VUd PIaIi
with Rome as her capital
THE ITALIAN PATRIOTS.
This morning the following proclamation was
universally circulated
DEIIVER ITALY OR DIEl oCroBrR 81 1872
Behold me once more amongst you brave sunnorts
OF Italian honor amongst you 70 accomplish NV dutv
TO AID you in the most holy and gloriOus enter
prise OF our resurrection,
Italy rs persuaded that she live vthout bar
head, her neaTt, her Rome which a few serViie men
Insulting the national dignity and right desire 10 sac
FInce TO the eaprices of a despicable tyFant.
not ASK OF yO1 courage and Valor, Tor 1 know you
only beg you to be constant. The Americans peTse-
Vered fourteen years in the glorious struggle which
has made them the most powerful and freest nation
For ns with concord. a few months will suffice to
cleanse Italy from the shame that stains her whether
the tyranny seated the Vatican aud those su
pO't II desire our success or not. q. Carl ALDI.
The Florence Central Aid Committee has lust
published the following bulletin:-
The arrival OF General GarbaId upon the continent
has changed the plans already in ofexecutlon
both In the city OF Rome and In the movements oi
the inaurgent bands. This halt is only momentary.
IL tends to render certain the success OF task
for which the country Is generously i'm pAsso ned
We consequently assured that before tong Will be
seen the results OF situation which, with regard LO
popular action at Rome, need int