Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-29
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Cable specials to
the Herald
RoME, Oct 26.-The Pope in q letter to
tho Catholic Bishops throughout the world
says that the pa,rimony Of the church has
been assaulted by the revolu.ionists, and asks
them 10 order prayers in all their churches
for the Holy See.
The police on Friday, in searching
house met with resistance. They attacked
the house with bayon.ts, killed 10 Garibal-
dams and took 36 prisoners; = quantity Of
arms aud bombs was also captured.
There has been fighting to day half mile
from the iiy. Great excitement prevails
within the walls.
The revoutionists are making prepare
tons far a second uprising.
A proclamation has been issued to pre-
\ hIbt assemblages Of over four persons to-
I g'tter at tho same time. All persons to
retire within lighthouses end shops are to
be closed when the signal % alarm IS giver.
News have been received here that 600
Gsribaldians attacked Niterbo Y, sterday,
setting fire to one OF the gates. They were
repulsed with heavy loss in men and ma
terial. II is said that their lender was Dep
u;y 4. Corbi, end that be was killed,
The citizens OF Rome, including many OF
the aris;ocracy, have been armed and patrol
! the streets during the night.
PAais. OCT. 27.--Garbaldi's force is said
to be from $1,000 to $4,000.
All tho papal troops have been concen
tgatel before Rome With orders to act upon
the defensive.
The troops that sailed from Toulon will
reach Ciyita Necchia this morning.
FLORENCE, Oct 20. -Evenin5. The sol
diers of Victor Emanuel refuse to fight
against Garibaldi.
The cause of national unity in the Kings
council - gaining ground. IL is now con-
sidercd certain that thoroughly radical
ministry will BE- formed whose policy will
be devoted TO making Rome the capital Of
i;nly.
| Two battles have been fought between
the volunteers under Garibalci and the Pa
| PM troops, the first took place at Montera
| tonio, the secon was fought farther south
at iorrcis. In both Of these engagements,
which were of a desperate character, the in
vaders were victorious. and ten. Garibadi
has now arrived before Rome with 10000
| meD under him.
The Moniteur today saws that tn, feet
at fuuion lad been kept back q. request of
the King o. Italy, hit It has now sailed for
the i.isn coast because 10 cabinet has
| been formed nt Florence and because Carl
balli is menacing the city Of Rome This
action of France is declare not aggressive.
| Both Italy and France are interested in the
preservation Of order and the vindcation Of
| the law. The MonteuT hopes that the en-
| ,entc cordiale between TIE two nations will
not be disturbed.
A banquet was given yesterday by the
foreign members Of tho Imperial Commits
sion of the Exposition Uoivsrselle to the
French members. NJ Rouhcr, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, was present and made nn
important and significant, speech. lie allu-
ded directly to the present crisis in the lsa-
ian peninsuar and said he hoped Italy would
not, under the influence OF bad passions, be
led TO engage in war with France, but that
she would emerge from this great national
trial purified and friend Of order.
| PARIS, Oct 27.-E;c.-The widest ru-
mors in regard to Italy are circulating here.
ltis reported that the Italian Crown Prince
hiss put himself At the head Of IN army to
resist the French Another rumor say thu.
King Victor Emanuel will abandon the
| crown.
A AhuSS Oyoo'ai Ahe cVutuciu Gut
tor who purposes TO publish his interview
with Gen. Grant, 10 editor Of the Atlanta
Era, who. year ago, nomineted Grant for
President. IL being difficult for him to
convince his readers that Grant is not radi-
cal. he sought this interview, and now says
he can chow he 10 not.
Government has ordered head boards to
he put at the graves Of the eouspirators,
| VT q are buried in the Arsenal Grounds, for
the purpose Of Identification.
A Tribune special says: Gen. Dent, of
Con. Grants staff, denies the story of the
Southern editor about his interview with
Gen Grant. Tho interview lasted only
about two minutes, and no conversation on
politics took place
A Times special says The blacks OF
Virginia are preparing list OF whites who
have discharged them for voting the Re
| publican ticket. This list is to be used in
case Congress passes any contscstion act.
A Tribune SPECIAL SAYS Gen. Hancock
will 60 TO New Orleans, 20 assume COM
mand, within the coming week