The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08

Florence Garibaid had interview win tue frsoons
Of the Council some say even with the hins. ~
added that his object in going to the frontier W pss
suade the volunteers to return home. II So Hs ~ any
rate strongly at with his speeches and proca-
nations Immediately after the Generals departure
two plscards were put in circulation; one signed By
Garibaldi, the other by the Central Aid COMMITTEE
The following is Garibaldls manifesto:-
IrAIIASs-Our brothers raising barrcades at
Rome, and since last nght they have been fighting
AGAINST the sirri OF the Papa tyranny Italy hopes
from US that each man will do his duty.
TIE Central Aid Committees proclamation Says
IrALAss-Rome has revoted. Our brothers are nght-
ing 10 10 Italy the capital which reactionary
conspiracy disputes with her, Shall We abandon her 7
ments who insult our brave army by imposing upon the
country the cowardly reractiou Of its right Do not
hesitate. The hour awaited for ages has struck To
Rome to Rome Let this be only cry and object.
The CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Riforma publishes the following as the text
OF the
ADpsEss OF TWELVE THOUSAND ROMAN CITIZENS
to the Sonata Of Rome the authenticity Of which has
been denied
To bis Excellency MARQUIS CAvAIErrE Senator Of Rome
foCR ExcsLLEscy-The situation OF the country has
become so serious that II longer offers guarantees TO
any one. ImprIsonments and domiciary visits con-
unue; tho threat OF state OF SIEGE the paratons Of
the military force in place OF calming only increase tho
irritation OF people already tried by many hardshps
Inc numerous nsurrectionary prociamations pubshed
within The last few days. and above all that OF the 10th
instant, cause every TO forssae imminent revolt
The undersigned citizens exceeding twelve thousand
In number ardenty DESTROYS or preserving Rome from
great caames, address themselves in full confidence
TO your Exceency in order tha rendering yourself the
Interpreter OF the wishes Of the population to his Holt
ness YOU may impiore eflcacI0us remedy, which
henceforth could only DO found in Intervention by
the regular troops OF the Kingdom Of Italy.
Your Excelency, the citizens OF Rome, Of whom you
are the Legitimate representative towards the Holy
Faher feel certain that you will be willing to nterpose
in the universal interest OF the country which has
failed and will fail, in respect towards the
Father Of tho faithful whose authority will be weak.
ened by boodshed from which the Church recols
Your Exceiency, the times are serious and some
instant arrangement indspensably necessary. Every
delay would be fatal to Us all.
The signatures follow.
Tho RYosma also appends a letter, with which, It
states that signor Grand ocnm knens OF the office Of
Senator in the absence of Marquis Cavalet, accompa-
MED the above address transmitting 1t to the Ponti
II says
MoST Holy FATnER-An address has been received by
the Roman magistrates stated to be furnished with
twelve thousand sgnauers. Allusion is made therein
the position OF Rome, aud arrangements
asked for. In the absence of the Senator
the mag$tracy consider IL duty lay this address
at your Holiness feet, while perfectly ready to
operate in carrying the resolutions of It's sovereign.
+. GRAND
Councillor temporarily fulfilling the duties OF the
Senator.