New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-25

positions chosen by the enemv Ivere ,erv str"nS omr
losses are confined TO two killed. two officers and 80
II had 20 killed and 1913 wounded on the side OF the Carl
pdas 600 deaa remained upon the field Of battle the
amount to 1900 and 700 were sent to the frontier Rome
completely SET reei the head of the insurrecton is
crushed; announcement Is among the Garibaldians
they talk OF treason On the other handRo full Of
Joy al anxiety mas ceased On the 9Th Of November the
Roman population gave triumphal welcome TO the
troops. Your EXcelency will receive more detailed
sPer our az Rome was urgent In order
against the insurgent bands Our chassepo rifles did
Five p m-our troops have occupied viterbo The
PSnds had t. Our troops have
ton All the houses were completely decked with flags
THE ARREST OF GARIBAIDT.
The italian Journalist publish the following protest
against the arrest Of Gen. Garbald emanating from
several Of his friends:
The undersigned, friends'and companions OF Cen Carl
bad witnesses OF his arrest at this place. declare
follows At PassOCOrese after having taken part in the
dissolution Of the corps OF volunteers combating on the
Ponhcal territory the undersigned were authorized by
the General to enter tho special train which had been
accorded him with the express condition that he should
be conducted ~ al freedom to Florence. During the
journey act either OF the General OF those who
the dispositions as to the Journey to Florence ETo confirm
teegraphed from Narni the Rubatno Company asking
for steamer to take the from Leghorn to
Col Camozz Of the Carbneers presented himself, and
%aTy Occupied By dVison Of Befsagier Under the
orders OF Major Fiastri and by strong detachment of
Carbneers few instants after the General alghted,
aud We also. We then heard him say aloud to Col.
arrestD The Colonel replied: mo; | have only
orders to arrest you" The General answered: Then
Of any hostility against the Italian state or its laws
am an Italian deputy, Roman General, elected by
Government legally constituted, and an American citizen
As such, having been taken in dgrante deet can
not be arrested and YOU well those who send you,
violate the law declare that will only yield to an act
Of Violence and you wish TO arrest me- you must do
by force" At that moment were all disposed 10 de-
fend the Generas person. the law and right But he de
cared that he would not permit the violence used toward
him be met by force and that he would never consent
conflict with italian soldiers "Thereiore, said he,
to resist arms hand should have used those have
at my command instead OF laying them down AZ the
frontier" We obeyed AS there was great crowd, and
in order TO put end to spectacle SO Illuminating for
the country NJ Crisp teegraphed twice TO the PRESIDENT
Of the Council, asking TO revoke the orders gwen ana
assuring him that Garlbadi only wished to return
to caprera Col camozh was asked to delay the de,
parture Of the tram to give time Tor z reply 70
arrive and to TELEGRAPH himself TO Florence IN
tho latter. About hour having passed without
any answer from Florence the Colonel announced that
standing the declaration Of Garbald that he suffer
ing and exhausted from several days pryations and "a
colonel was innexble Fo carbincers approa ched the
General and the Sergeant who conducted requested
resolution the carbneers carried him, in the midst OF
the solemn silence Of his friends to the carriage prepared
for him. NJ CTispi. IN the name OF ALL protested ener-
gecay against the violation OF law, and against the in
I Hgea se 20 S er Sermed to ACCOMPANY h
Col Canozzi was in the same compartment with him,
coded and followed that which contained the General.
He left for destination unknown to US, and THIS Is not
The place TO say what our feelings were. To attest the
exact truth Of This statement We ax names. GIere
follow the signatures Of Crspi, Guerzon, and Cuceh
deputies, and 20 other personsJ
LANGUAGE OF THE PRESS.
The RiorDa says; The French mtimGt0n has received
from the ItaanGovenment the reply that all expected
that OF the basest subsection and humiliation. In vain
does the Government try 20 mask the
fall
will deceive one
Further on the same paper styles the Government
hannaus lackey," and says Let us De prepared Tor
fresh cowatdy baseness on the part OF this Ministry Of
fear and dlshon2r me Rg2rsa denies tn oi
Representations made TO him by the Italian Government
taxing council with his friends and that his march
towards Tiyoli commenced with that object.
THE MILAN DEMONSTRATIONS.
n Sole OF Milan gives the acknowledgements OF the
popular demonstration in that city:
fresh and serious demonstration took place here yes
crday. crowd Of people went TO Monte Napoleone,
whore the French Consul resides ses ana curses ~fIe
Carbneers, the National Guards aud the troops OF the
would have been torn down. The usual warnings were
gwen but the people would not retire bayOnet charge
tnued 10 throw stones. AT length they were forced
back and the approaches TO the Consulate were smut Inc
crowd then went IN the direction OF the Nlcor Lmahuei
gallery. They wished 10 get possession OF inc MUGS
bnst aud two windows broken. one man TOOK Car
bads portrait the gallery and bore 1t at the head
Of the crowd followed by troop OF hussats OF i1aGe
della scala Here the cavalry madea charge IN the midst
of shower Of stones The hssars having left the Pazla
9y e VIA w the materials Which were Intended for the
erection OF the gallery at the entrance OF te ssets ue
the return Of the soldiers But on being fired upon they
loft OF We do not know whether this was merely aus
charge OF blank carride whether we have not To IA
ment greater mIsfortunes than the numerous arrests
which were made
NOTE OF THE uALIAS GOVERNMENT
Gen Menabrea has addressed a note 70 the italian
poins ont that the condition OF things exists under
which the French Government by ITS circular Oh the
25fh OF October last solemnly undertook TO consider tS
u inter Cen Menabrea says "Now, relying upon
the word Of France, we expect that inc lnpe ei
Government In ITS turn WIZ dlscohtlhue s ~, III de-
which we consider unnecessary, wh,ch Is Iol ity = y,
plorabe fact and II prolonged would form an ODsthee
stable arrangements. Past events lead every one 20
concluson that the September convention Wnoly II.
i'm ia object Nothing has hitherto availed TO ml,lRae
the hostile attitude OF the Holy see toward iHS
Italian Government let SneTi Ii CO.., ne Wnv See
would secure the peninsula against the releWa Oh uepy
able boodshed and be sure pledge OF peace etiuoy
necessary to 'G Men mG% saws The soil which
S SSl9n The 'e tomb Of the APOSTLES and is the de
pository of the traditions ht sne pontiae eVto
Italy win defend and surround II with al
yeneration and spendor and make its liberty anu %
pendence respected But for the attainment OF TINS on
ect arran gements for harmonzDg the interests OF to
Ioly See and Italy Indispensable III lay Is 70 DC an
element OF order and progress IL is necessary tha te
cause which keeps her In permanent state OF agitation
should be removed. trust that You will produce con-
yction that OF the greatest urgency to settle the Ro
man question without delay"
FRANCE
ITALIAN NEws-Two SORTS OF IT.
The Moniteur of Nov. 8 says: The news from
italy IA satisfactory" From semocia authorities, the
.nd the Fl,uddrd the satisfactory news Ia thus