Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-31
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

The Excitement In Italy The French
Iscreasins"He Is at the Gates Of R emer
The Italian Army in the Papal States
The French northumberland will
net Ail.w hAIsieen TO Make War en-
Rstondo-The Intentions Of the Preach.
Especial Dispatch to The Star.l
FLORENCE, Oct. ga. M.-The Italian press
is engaged in an anxious discussion OF the
national crisis and the policy OF the Govern.
ment. The more moderate liberal journals
express appreciation of the action Of the Cabi.
net towards the Garibaldians, and In the
observance of the September Convention. The
to the course OF the Executive, and loud in
their condemna ton of the idea Of foreign
Intervention in Rome. There is much popular
disaffection, produced mainly by the vague
ness of the Kings proclamation ON the subject
of the Roman question, and from the fact that
the Royal manifesto contains no allusion or
makes no reference to the matter of French
Intervention, or how 1t should be met. The
army contingent. a. classed in the year 1s4l, Of
the Roy al troops. has been called out.
PARIS, Oct. 2S-Night.-The French fleet
which sailed from Toulon, including the Iron.
| clads for the Roman waters arrived at Civita
| Vechia this morning and ITS commander is en-
! gagged In debarklcg the men. La Presse Of this
afternoon says that General Garibaidi's army
| is being reinforced by thousands OF men who
have deserted from the Papal army of Italy.
Garibaldi carried Monte Rotondo after severe
fight and marched direct for Rome and it Is
believed here that he is row at the very gates
of the city.
La Pati1e says that the Premier and members
| OF the new Italian Cabinent accepted Office
under two positive eeiCial conditions With
Victor Emanuel The conditions are, first
| that the King shall publicly dsavow all con-
nivance with or support Of the Garih" ,dian
bands who have crossed and are cross the
| frontier into the Papal dominion; and, Sc, ID.
| ~, that by military movement on the frontier
| the Italian army will cooperate with the
| French expedltionary force:
The Paris Epo9ue publishes news dated in
Florence, announcing that the Italian troops
| OF the Kings army crossed the frontier and en-.
tered the Papal territory to-day
The second French fleet which had lust ar
| rived from the north. and was detained here
| by adverse weather, has followed in the wake
or the hrst and left port for the Roman wa
| tiers. force OF artillery has also sailed
Troops are still pouring in here frem differ
| ent stations of the military departments.
TouLoN. Oct. 29.-The Imperial conscrip.
| tons for sailors for the Freach Navy has bsen
resumed here, and in all the other maritime
quarters and districts of France. The rail.
| road is still engaged in bringing in troops from
| different points to augment the second expe.
| ditlonary force.
by Associates Press.l
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Spec'al cables dis.
patches to the New York Herald says:
| The London Globe of Tuesday evening says
that Count Bismarck has given an assurance
| to the Cabinet in Florence that he wilt not al
low France to make war on Italy on account
| of the Papal complication
| PARIS, Oct. 90 The victory OF Gen. Carl
baldi over the forces of the Pope at Monte
Rotondo, has been confirmed by telegra ms
from Florence and other sources. The Gene.
raj displayed great personal bravery during
the engagement. and his soldiers succeeded IN
capturing al the Pontfcal force, but tle
Italian Government authorities at once re.
leased them.
La Liberte says that the Emperor Napoleon
refused to permit the Italian army to CO -oper.
ate with The French expedtionary force in the
operations which may be undertaken in Ro-
man territory. In reply to the proposal OF
King Victor Emanuel, Napoleon SAID that the
Italian cooperation was unnecessary, as he
at present intended to limit the sphere of the
French action 10 CIvita Eecchia.