New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1867.

ing that the Pope had declared Ito the Diplomatic Body
that he would [remain in that city under all clreuh-
stances. The same paper publishes intelligence statl
in the Italian territory. The COrrioe adds that tue
Roman population would have responded to the attempts
OK the Insurgents had the bands been more nhIneIous'
THE UNDERTAKING. WITH PRUSSIA
correspondent in Paris says learn on good author
y that the arrest Of Garbad only decided upon by
NJ Ratazz at the last moment after receiving dspach
from Berlin. Although this shows O disposition on tIe
part OF the Italian and Prussan Governments to adopt
eonciliaory policy toward France it also proves o eA
istence OF an understanding between them wheh mas
caused much irritation in high quarters here
RATAZZI's CIRCULAR.
The Paris journals continue to speak of note which
NJ Ratazz is said to have addressed TO the different
European courts I'm which he describes the situation OF
italy, insists upon the necessity OF modifying the Sep
tenber Convention Some OF the papers think IL slgn
cant that Italy should address herself on tins mater
not exclusively TO France but TO Europe generally Ine
same authorities discover signs in italian and Prussan
journals Of increased goodwill between Italy and PRUSSIA
another Roman expedition on the part of France would
constitute mortal ofense. The Ndsioe thinks 1t would
GARBALDI's AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP.
A Florence letter in the opinion NGtionae says:
GAS soon as the United States Minister here heard OF
Garibadfs arrest he waited on the President OF inc
Council to protest against this violation Of the privileges
of anAnercan citizen because for many years past the
Ratelai Insisted that the protest should be gwen to him
in writing, but the Washington representative ala not
think fit TO comply"
THE PROCLAMATION OF THE JUSTA
The following proclamation has been issued by the
National Roman Junta:
"RoME, Sept %, 1867.
"RoMASs: The Government Of the Kingdom OF Italy
has adopted great military precautions TO prevent any
violation Of the international obligations The eonin
entered into calculations and faithful to
our in a 0@f af R Te be san
Government opposes such contingencies from regard
to It's under the % m r
regards ourselves Our duty cannot go beyond ths II
carried out hearts will not allow us TO forget hat
those who would aid us are our brothers ana ardent
what then are we TO do in view Of such contn-
gency Must associate ourselves with facts not in
Roman Liberal party remain mpassablei How maintain
its impenetrabe organization and vet allow me forces OF
each other al least ma foreign aims Neither
the other. After mature reflection have felt bound to
decide upon standing aside in order 10 offer no obstacle
We confident however that the charity OF our fellow
citizens will not for moment Its contributions 10
the relief OF misery endured by OF our brethren
who have been driven away, ana are suncrg IN many
ways under Government persecution. Rome mas never %
been Indifferent 10 this duty toward SO many OF her dc
serving and the special commission when mas long
formed part OF our VIII not certainly Re re-
contributions IN aid Of this panthropc work Ths com
mission will rs abOrs with the assistance OF the
heads Of the liberal sections.
such are the required by the present condi
uon OF gals weh u9es n9t aow us 10 taAg any 1,gr
Oppose the force Of inertia TO the current OF patriotism
VaS rs ~ S to yC gas ~
diyidnai liberty TO all who may wish TO embrace the
erpre. with which cannot associate ourselves, Will
have the effect should this enterprise De inevitable Of
preventing from failing by any fault 0f ours TO assume
all the development Of which IL may De capable.
Feeling that We have Interpreted with the most
sincere patriotism the present wants Of the nation,
appeal all who really love their country and ready
individually make every enort 10 realize the national
aspirations. We cry with them, Viva Roma Liberav
viva PItala UnitaH THE NATIONAL ROMAN JUNrA'I
The Hae Of Florence states that note has been drawn
tho Italian Government relating TO the present pO
ston OF the Roman question: and TO late events con
nected with IT, and adds that TINS docunent VII shorg
be dispatched 90 the representatives Of King Victor En-
manuel az foreign Courts.