The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-10-25

tory OF the government TO JUSTLY ap-
prehension that deprecated cur
trency viii be offered to holders in
payment thereof. 80
I 90 am very truly yours,
/ y .1ar. '''-7a2so H. McCULLocH.
-lsg h-a IS ITALY. 90 ~ -n9sH E.,
LONDON, October 1S-Midnight.-
The following dispatch has been re-
iceived FROM Florence direct, dated
1 o-night: ,s-,rlt-i - s.,-s-ifs.,f
1T is reported that Gen, Garibaldi
has again escaped from capture, and
THAT he left the island on board of an
American ship. The Garibaldians
have appeared in the western dis
trict, between Rome and the sea-
They have taken, possession of the
railway running between the city of
Rome and the, seaport of Osta, and
torn up, the rails, preventing all com
munication, 1t is still believed here
in Florence that the governments Of
Italy and France have a perfect IN
fderstandings with each other, and are.
really acting Together in the treat
ment of the Roman question. -ai
| FLORENCE, October, 18.--Re- en-
lforcements of volunteers, recruited
! in France and Spain for tue defense
tof the Pope, have arrived in the city
OF Rome When last heard from,
Gen. M. Garibaldi, with consider
able force under his command, had
succeeded in reaching the vicinity of
Rome, and was still advancing
FLORENCE, October lSr,Afternoon.
The troops of King Victor Emanuel
are still guarding the Fortress States
Church, and prevent all persons who
have the appearance of belonging
to Garibaldian- Organizations from
crossing the boundary line. It is
reported that a plan for an insurrec-
| tioG within the walls of Rome had
been exposed, and that the leaders
had been discovered, arrested, and
thrown into prison. 81 erC75iqry5
- PARIS, October ,1S-Midnight.+1
Napoleon has made an imperative de-
mand upon the Italian Government
for the strict observance on the part
OF. .Itaay, of the Convention Sof Sep
ltember. An expedition at Toulon is
equipped and, ready to sail for the
relief of Rome, and only waits for
the reply of Italy. which is hourly eA-
pected - It's believed that the ltal-
ian 6 government will yield.
LONDON, October l9.-Phe Times,
in a leading article, asserts that the
italian Prime Minister Rotazzi is
pledged to enter Rome as soon as
the French feet Sails go
New York, October 20.-A special
cable telegram, dated Florence, Oc-
tober 18th, says the latest dispatch
from Roman territory describes the
situation as more serious. Garibal-
dians are daily crossing the frontier,
and marching to points where the
insurgents rendezvous. Many Of the |
inhabitants and others in the Roman
territory are going over to the insur-
gents. 70 -'' ' -
The Insurgents have captured the
town of .Orte, fifteen miles east of
Viterbo, on the right bank of the
Tfbor, which gives them possession /
of the railroad at that place, and they
have severed cofnmuni ication between
Rome and Florence Reports from
Papal sources at Rome give ;accounts
of defeats Of the insurgents, by Pa
pal troops in the field. The italian
press and people almost unanimously I
clamor Ger, the occupation of Rome 7
by the Italian Government ii siVietor
Emanuel's officersseontinue. to arrest
Garibaldians; as they attempt to cross
the rontier.loAdmiral Robolti. ofthe
Italian navy has mustered a royal
of eight ironclads, which
he will takerto the Roman watersais
LONDON, October lS-Eyening.-
1t is reported that revolution took
place in Rome last night, and that
great excitement prevails in Flor
ence. Rumors are also adoat that 4
France and Italy intended to arrange I
for the joint occupation Of Rome
PARIS, October 20.-All the official {
Journals OF Saturday concur in de-
claring that within twenty-four hours
Italy must announce her determine ,
ton either to- support revolutionary |
or Faithfully execute the !
provisions of The September Conven- ,
ton, and France must decide for }
peace or war accordingly. os 3 af .,
FLORENCE, October 20-A depu- {
tation, consisting Of members of the +
Roman Municipal Council, and head
ed by Senator of Rome, has had an i
audience with Pope Plus i Y, at which !
4 petition, signed by $4,000 citizens n
Of Rome, was presented, praying his g
Holiness to give his consent to the +
occupation of Rome by the troops of
King Victor Emanuel. boz ssasitsq II,
PARIS, October l20--P. Mt is u
'umored to-day that the leading =
European Powers will unite with :,
France in joint Intervention for the =
ttlement of the Roman question and
he preservation Of peace The
French Cabinet has addressed q cir
ular note to the Representatives at
Foreign Courts, solemnly pledgingl
france to enforce the stipulation of
be treaty of September. o{ s1cfs or.
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" which thirteen men were either )
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