New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
THE GAKBALDI MOVEMENT.


There is not little uneasincss in the Cabi
nets Paris and FLORENCE upon tho movements of Carl
baldl. Communications passing between the French
and Italian and the late mterrogations In
the Italian churches did not bring out all that has
Cured correspondent, well Informed, as to facts but
with strong prejudice against the party of action
writes as follows:
italian Governments is this IL has been long known TO
both parties that the party OF action S have been ca
invade the frontiers OF the states Of the Church
Pontifs troops II Is then believed by this party-most
erroneOusy bcDevedtha the royal troops would event
march on TO the capital The Papal forces including the
Foreign Legion supposed to retreat ana dsperse rs
the Italian royal forces advance, headedby the Gafbad
ans who 10 be finally received at the gates Of Rome by
the native Roman Committee Pus N would be invited
TO remain as spiritual head OF tle honsih NatholV
world while Rome would be proclaimed the capital of
the Italian Kingdom The Rattazzl Government nave W,
used and st employing al necessary Tor
thwarting the mschevous designs OF those who make
the nobe-hoarted bait childish patriot Garbald their
dupe. Additional forces have been sent 70 ths Ohtes
OF the fOntns domtuOns, ana the troops OF Plis IN
French officer SO s to cooperate with the forces OF Italy
The Florence Cabinet thinks that there te reason Tor
satisfy France than anything else. When Il considered
how delicate Is the ground on which the sepemDer S3,
vention rests too much precauon cannot be exercised
GEN. DUMoNT's SPEECH AT ROME.
The Journals continue to discuss the queer speech OF
DunOnt The Government organs affirm either that Du-
mont had Instructions that lie went beyond them
His proper mission did not extend beyond an inquiry into
tD conses OF the numerous deserons from the Foreign
Legion-the Legion Of Antilles, 1t is called formed
under the auspices OF France for the protection OF the
the service and the discipline both Of which
lgous than military ana they desert IN squads Gen
DnmOnt was sent or went prevent tins and the Paris
napers intimate that his Language would be officially dis
avowed were that he has no official character aud
oestjon Is raised meantime What the real feeling at
Rome respect 10 the overthrow OF the Popes temporal
assured OF support within the city.
The Vienna correspondent OF Tie Pail Mall Gazette
airms positively that there such dispatch that the
version Of the de substantially correct
and that the following translation OF the text:
yIESSA, June Is, 1867.
During my short soIourn at festll i Was one Of
daereni members of the Diet respecting the future bear
ing of the lately effected political compromise, ana the
opInon Of the population but also especially to inquire
whether and In what degree the Hungaans are inspired
with gratitude toward Prussia, to- whose influence they
are after ali Indebted for their present political position
regars The first point il appears that the Views "A
the present leader OF the Hungarian pOcy represent
public opnionin general Count AndrasSy expressed to
confidential friend his conviction that he will succeed
in bringing the deputaton and the OF Hungary
the countries on TINS nlde Of the Ietha
20 an agreement as their minds shall have been
prepared for thepupose by te ana m he emotion
general understanding the dneen points OI me report
IN the sxtysevcn w be easier SINCE the tendencies OF
% ,reseni Diet are favorable the plans Of the Inpe-
rial Government, IN consequence OF Wch the dmcuIty
in obtaining concessions from tie keichsiath 10 smooth
~ yoy The existing dscord will DC considerably dimn-
isled The inhnence, II would see, oi me Deak or tho
Lcfnre and afcr the coronation mas III certain degree
sscned aRd feared for inOmeht that some OF the
nc,ohers disappointed their personal ambition, which
III bee1 tle motive OF their vote, would desert and
nau @ Nc o en But The Remuneration by the King OF the
loo oo ducas offered him ON hg day OF the coronation
In favor of the poor OF the levOnlonary army
80 80 iste and the proclamation OF an pDsoule amnesty,
made such sensation Ia this country That even the
ies of the extreme Left dhe revolutionary parity
e ca,oDeIed 10 confess that their day has not yet
"ne and tat they must postpone the tnlnlen OF their
Sone n make il dependent favorable future event
oi rhs measures mentioned were proposed by
Count And and accepted e e bSvgg kg w%Ss pTSseb ae
a, ~ dfenor significance They prevented the
deseron 2rom TIC Ministerial party ana tne