The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The Herald has
the following cable specials:
Rome, Oct. l9-P. M.-The Count De
Sartiges, French Minister to Rome, had
an audience with Pope Plus. He as
sured his Holiness, in the name of EN-
peror Napoleon, that whatever CirCum-
| stances should arise from the Carl.
baldian invasion of the POntincal Ter
ritOry, or the attitude of the King Of
Italy, the French would not fail il her
aid to the Holy See, and the defense of
its authority. The garrison of the city
of Rome has been reinforced by volun-
/ teers enlisted for the most part in
France and Spain. The town of Orie,
on the Tiber, which was lately taken
/ by the revolutionary invaders, has
the Papal army. There was no fight
ing, as the Garibaldians retired from
the place.
ToULoS, Oct. 2O.-P. M.-General Du-
mont, who is to command the French
in the Pontifical ports and the territory
of the Church. arrived here. to-day,
4 from Paris. The General discharged,
quite recently, the duty of special en-
| voy, from Napoleon to the Pope, on the
subject of the present difficulty with
Italy, and is regarded as well fitted to
| carry out the views Of his majesty,
should war arise.
An expeditionary force is embarkiug.
| Six French war vessels, including two
iron-clRds, are In the harbOr, with steam
up, ready to leave port tonight. or
whenever a final order is received from
| Paris, and proceed TO the Roman coast.
PARIS, Oct. Pop. M.-The Moniteur
Is silent on the subject of Rome and
Italy. An official expression is eager
| ly looked for by the people.
| The Eldenard newspaper says that
the military and naval forces destined
for the Papal territory are quite ready
TO leave Toulon, but that the I'M
perial order to depart is held back till
to the EmpeTor's note is received, and
that the receipt OF the Italian state pa
| per may be delayed some few hours,
owing to the existence of a ministerial
| crisis in Florence.
The Patrie publishes telegraph
dispatch reporting the march of
| twenty-five thousand French troops
from the military department of
Lyons to Toulon, and adds that an
| other corps has been ordered to operate
in another direction.
The La France says We learn that
the advance guard of Gen. Dumonrs
army embarked this morning at Tou-
Ion for Oivita Vacchis. 1t is certain
that the French force will, in any case,
arrive in Rome before the Italians.
It is stated that the Italian Govern
ment has declared itself powerless TO
| arrest the bands OF Garibaldlan 1nVa-
ders crossing the frontier, or protect
the Holy See from their assaults.
Great excitement prevails on the
streets near the telegraph agency, SO
anxious are the people to learn the Ia
lest news from the different points OF
Florence, Rome, and Toulou parucu-
larry.
PARIs-Midnight.- 2l.-The
| French fleet has left Toulon.
! LONDON, Oct. 2l-P. M.-Dispatches
from the Continent to this hour report
| the ltaly-Roman situation as improved
very much. Italy satisfies the demands
of France relative to an exact obser-
vance of the terms and fuIfillment of
the duties imposed by the September
Convention, and it is hoped that the
war between the two countries has
been averted thereby. There are
no more French troops going to Tou-
lon, and the force which was held
ready to sail at that port has been de-
| barked. All the war preparations or
dered in France have been counter
manded.
General Ciladini, of the Italian army,
"a favorite soldier since the time of the
| CTimean war, succeeds Signor RataZZi
as Minister OF the King, and will pro-
coed to form a new Cabinet, having an
anti TevOlutiOnary policy.