New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-08

Italian army" battalion entered the courtyard OF ne
Palace, and guard took up it's station IN the va
in the Via Iii Cavour stii raising the same shouts
deputauon proceeded 70 NJ Ratazz, President OF the
capital The crowd remained perfectly quiet until me
deputaiion returned with the answer OF the MinsIry
take the wishes Of the people into account and Ihe ~
nea. dgsfne would in the evening publish aee a An
fOn" This reply received rather cOdly, but no US
order took place The people then proceeded t o
e Paa1 santa Maria Noycl1 and stopped IN d rom. ~
afteryard Garbaldi appeared &C the balcony and we
braves Garbald told the people TO be covered, and
eey answered by Syns se eSyeTed c yTa n
frequently interrupted by applause:
'IrAuANsl Behold me again among you come TO
ton OF our country and TO prove to tho world naI We 10
not need foreign protectors The people win ,e
sion OF this Roman territory, which has been SO Ong Ihe
polluted by foreigners. AS regards mysef gaarsntee
that VIII do my duty until death VIII conclude ~ ~ IT,
mindng you that your brethren are at tins moment ng.
ing in Rome against the sbr OF the Pope do not forget
them. Brave people. salute you"
Gabald then retired, and the crowd dispersed quietly
ans l drye s%sy cas sS n .f ReSpe
fight for our affairs and our hearths aud the French
are nete as soldiers man we our nI moral energy eerany
enough to make amends for our physical and material III
In the same journal we read: Italians DO you know
what Caldni Cabinet slgninesi That we should IN ne
Roman ggSe i0oT IN b 5e 5s 81
In which the whole country 10 stage OF hete
proclaimed all over Italy, ana coup Uetdt cOnluhy "
such condition OF things, last orr only hope Is IN
the tried prudence and patriotism OF King 'ctor
Emmanuel"
GARIBALDrs ESCAPE.
All the accounts Garibaldis escape published in the
Continental Journals are less incorrect The IN
glsh Journals have account at all, except Dret ex
from a Florence paper Private dispatches III addi-
ton To a letter elsewhere printed from our eorresp0n-
dent, on the 20, says:
Il happened Just as we hoped his sonnlaw got him to
rltapa %. fbnH
padded out to the nearest point OF haddelen d~~;
spent Is consecutive hours ON horscback fsached n9
other side OF the island crossed in awful weather. lade
rs miles on Leghorn; came TO Florence IN carhagei
out where he IL gone.
A note OF the I'D, route for TERM, says:
Saloon carriage special train started with Garibadl
from Florence II special tram privately I
to-day. No fresh news from Men0tu. idpot be,ps
doubled by IN, arrrat o Ireaeh soldiers rho o., dadng
Garbad is radiant Onr company IL eonIosedo OF BaSso,
CanziO, Capt Vggiani the sarilnan), DIS, klbOh ana
RaudDa and your pendent. Al the last moment
the Forcntnes discovered the Generals in their
grand demonstration We snali stop ~ TERM Ior n-
sructons. As left Florence seemed to under
stand the intentions OF the Government. The klne re-
fuses 10 fight France Ratazz is IN such pnsnt tat 70
remain Mt the head Of affairs aud not SO or Try 70 go 10
Rome or to resign would prove equally iai 70 ms =, a me
position unless authorized to pat tay IN state Oh SEE
The Roman affairs going badly yesterday ana the
Moderaes hoped that total failure might save the neees,
sty of any Intervention. This morning things secheu
i
reef news ncroa les daily 1t will be strange II the Cen
erals presence does not revive the nsurrecionay spirit
tins indirect Intervention OF the French VIII DC ul
cult so cope with. departure - sudden that
had not time TO write. Last night quite other plans were
decided on.
ANOTHER OCLAMATION From GARBALDL
"To dclirer Hqfy or to die I with you again, my
brave uphoders Italian honor 20 perform my duty aud
aid in the most holy and glorious enterprise oil ouf
resurrection Italy is convinced she calot live %lthout
her head without her heart without Rome which few
arkile I'M
would sacrifice To the eaprces OF despeaDe tyrnl FOR
ward then. ard above all perscycrcl / do not ask
courage or valor from YOU because know you; only
demand resolution The Americans pcrsey ered fourteen
years In glorious struggle which has made them the
most free and powerful nation OF the world. 4 few
months with perseverance,. would suffice rs 20 cleanse
! the vatican, and those WHO support 1t. OCT. p;
,ronrxcr r,,c ann g. GAAi'ALO'''
Tie following manifesto has been paear'lea on the
! walls at Florence
IrALASs: Italy Is about to suffer immense shame
Fe, of Austria another nation threatens TO invade me
peninsula fight against right Italians, take
yourselves. The Government Is forgetting It's duty 10
is necessary tile country should protect itself with
the assistance OF it, brave army Ere Italy ana Rome
| the Capital. IEE ITALIAN PAIR1OIs.
Florence, oct u, 1867"
TnE fNsURRECTION II ROME.
Al,ioes received from Rome dated Oct 30 evening,
state that mine exploded the 22d at the Zouaves
barracks Only portion OF wall was destroyed and
no one was hurt. Forty persons had attacked and
wounded the scntiues at Campdogo They were after
harrcaes IN Romo except those erected by the Ponth
cal troops at the gates Of the city, Five Of the gates are
closed.
Tecgrnphic advices dated the 18th, state that Rome
continues tranquil
tie intelligence attempt AT instruction has actually
| taken place in Rome. IL saws:
ascertancd that the mine has been sprung winch
was have given the signal Of z rising haylng taken
pecr N appears however that the instruction did not
succeed but enthusiasm OF the population Is very
rhe Monite in it, bulletin, publishes the following ad
! P,me
organize ruy Ouionary movement in Rome have totally
! failed" , 49,, 800 . .
enter the city in boat has been Killed and one Of his
! brothers wounded.
iecrs and adv ancng toward Rome from the direction OF
Monte ROtOndo.
cnrred in Rome but OF trlng character tew persons
| we're killcd. There barricades One hundred
aud three prisoners made. eonrt VIII be
Lcd ON Tho chiefs Depots OF arms have been discovered
The gates have been fortified by the ZolaVes'
DESPERATE ENGAGEMENT
Letters from Rome state that on the night OF tue 22d
inst "A column of 20 Romans, led by two brothers named
Carroll we're surrounded by 500 Zouaves. After des-
! nerate engagement all tho insurgents fell dead OF
wounded into the hands Of the Zouavcs. One of the
broticrs Carroll killed and the other wounded.
The official Giordie d Roma, speaking ~ TIN recent
snrrectlOnary movement In Rome says
It commenced by the bursting of bomb thrown into
the Piazza Coonna barrel OF Sunpowder subsequently
exploded ut the Serrstor Barracks killing several Zou-
ayoS Other insurgents attempted To take prisoners the
aeniinels guard ut CampdoSlo, but were repulsed
similar attempts made several parts OF the aty,
and about 100 arrests were made
TIE MOVEMENT TO GO On
Tho Florence Central aid Committee Just published
| tho following bulletin:
The arrival Of Gen. Caribald upon the Continent has
chan e the plans already OF execution both In
tho City Rome and in the movements OF the lnsurgent
hands This halt only mOmenary III tends 10 render
certain the success task for which the country
Is 80 generously mpassoned We are consequently ls-
sured that before long win he seen the results of s
lion which, with regard 10 popular action al Rome need