Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07

uppeIS.
EuRoPE.-News by the Atlantic cable
is to Wednesday night, and is of al
important nature. .....
Gen. La Mar mora has been sent on
mission to Paris. ..-.e ...
Prussia declines to receive Bavaris
in the Zollverein on the terms proposed
by the Bavarian Government.
The sales of the Italian Church
lands have commenced and promise to
add largely to the revenues of the italian
Government. t..
The mixed commission recently sent
to Gambia by the Sublime Porte for the
settlement Of the grievances of the Gre.
tans, has returned without being able
to effect any good. '--'
Dispatches state that Liverpool is
now the center of the Fenian panic.
Reports of mysterious proceedings
among the Irish inhabitants have caused
the authorities to take extraordinary
precautions. The armories of the volun-
teers and gunshops in the city are
guarded, and the police patrols have
been doubled. The trial of the Manches-
ter prisoners is now in progress.
Twenty.six Of them have been indicted
for murder.
M. Moustier has recently issued a
note explaining the intervention of
France in the italian question. He
regards the expeolJlon as Jusunaple Ior
the reason that Italy has failed to pro.
tect the Pope in his lawful and time.
honored rights. A sense OF honor and
due regard for the opinions of mankind
impel the Government to this course.
M. Moustier asserts that the agency OF
France will proceed no further than is
necessary to crush armed rebellion
against the Holy Father and free the
Pontifical Territory from the tread ,of
hostile soldiers. Whel these objects
shall have been accomplished the troops
OF France will be withdrawn, and a con-
ference of the great Powers of Europe
called to forever settle the Roman aues-
ton. --.. ...- ........
The Municipality Of Paris have
given a grand banquet to their Imperial
Highnesses the Emperor Napoleon and
the Princess Eugene, and their guest,
the Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria.
The Emperor of Austria, in the course of
the evening, made an eloquent and feel
ing speech. He returned his thanks to
the Emperor and Empress, to the NUM-
cipality OF Paris, and to the people of
France, for the noble hospitality with
Which he had been received, and solemn
~ invoked closer amity between the
Empires OF France and Austria. The
Emperor Francis Joseph on his return to
Vienna, will pay King William of Prus-
STA q visit, at Berlin,
The excitement caused by the up-
prisipg in Italy increases. The fleet had
arriv ed at Oiyita Vecchia, and large bod
les Of troops had arrived at Toulon. and
We're liz readiness to embark for Italy.
The Italian army had crossed the from
tier, and the Commanding General has
commanded Gen. Garibaldi to disarm |
and disperse his forces. 1t is reported |
that an agreement has been arrived at
between France and Italy whereby the |
troops of the former will attack the in.
surgents. The latter are thereupon ex.
pected to retreat from the Papal terri.
tory into the dominion of King Victor
Emanuel, where they will be quietly dis.
armed by the Italian troops. Minister
Menabrea Is said to be pledged to accom.
pany the French troops to Rome.
"A dispatch from Florence, dated
Wednesday, affirms that Geographic
communication with Rome has ceased.
The insurgents having probably cut the
wires. The latest kilograms received
we're highly Important. The insurgents
q the city were actively engaged, and
IN outbreak was momentarily expected.
Fhe victorious troops of Gen. Garib.ldi
were only six miles away, Organizing for
IN attack on the Eternal City. Orsipi
shells were being fred 10 the streets nv |
,he party of action" who seemed to he
mpatiently awaiting the arrival of
iaribaldi. The precautions of the an.
'horities for the preservation of order
we're apparently ineffective. 1t is re.
ported that the Pope has informed the
French Government that if King Victor
enters Rome he THE Pope) will
cave.