New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-31
EUROPE
ITALY.
,NsuperNr LEADERS SADLY WOUNDED

n, .,,.vqIc rEIteS4Tu 70 1HE fHIsVFN
FIoppNcF. Oct, IS Evening. - Deputies
Nicotera and Mogto are reported to have Oeen
badIv wounded duung the recent engage
vents.
SALE or CHURCH LANDS
Tho salrs of the church lands have COM
uepced, and promise to add largely TO tne rev
enues Of the Italian Government
Ia mARkoRA's MISSION.
oct. 29.-Gen La Marnora has oech SEM 0n
n mission to Paris
IErIRRUPTIoN OF COMMUNICATION BET"EhN
FLORENCE AND ROME.
Telecraphic communication with Rome has
suddenly ceased, the insurgents having prOoa-
bly cut the wires Owing to the serious aspect
Of political affairs, the National Diet will be
called together at an early day.
INTERVENTION OF TIE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
IN BEHALF OF THE POPE.
PARIS. Oct % - Evening. S Several more
French ships of war have left Toulon during
the day, destined for Civita Vecchla'
The entire press of this city are loud IN
their praises of King Victor Emmanuel iof us
recent proclamation denOunclns Gen Osulpaiui'
Late dispatches received report Garloaidi as
still holding his position near Monte ROtOhdO'
II is reported that an agreement has oeen ar
rived at between France and Italy whereby
the troops of the former will attack the lnsur-
gents. The latter are therenpon expected TO
retreat from the Papal territory into the DO
mipion of King Victor Emmanuel, where they
will be quietly disarmed by the Italian troops
CIRCULAR OF NJ. MoUsTIER.
Oct. 29-Noon.-It is reported that Menabrea,
.he Prime Minister of Italy, is pledged to ac-
company the French troops to Rome NJ
Moustier has recently issued note ex-
plaiHing the intervention of France IN the
Italian question. He regards the expedition as
justAable for the reason that Italy has failed
10 protect the Pope in his lawful and Tune
bonOred rights. A sense of honor and due
regard for the opinions of mankind impel the
Government to this course. NJ MOustier asserts
that the agency of France will proceed no
further than is necessary to crush armed re-
belHon against the holy Father and free the
Pontifcal Territory from the tread of hostile
soldiers. When these objects shall have been
accomplished the troops of France Will IL
withdrawn, and a conference OF the Great
Powers of Europe called to forever settle the
Roman question.
MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDl-PRErARATIoN FOR
AN OUTBREAK IN ROME.
Evening.-The latest dispatches received from
Rome before the destruction of Geographic
communication, were highly Important The
insurgents in the city were actively engaged,
and an outbreak was mOmeDtarily expected.
The victorious troops of Cen Garibaidl were
only six miles away organizing for an attack
on the Eternal City. 0rsini shells were being
fred in the streets by the Party of Action, who
seem to be impatiently awaiting the arrival of
Garibaldi. The precautions of the authorities
for the preservation of order were apparently
ineffective Dispatches received from Cfvita
Vecchia announce that the French fleet had
arrived without accident The troops and
munitions of war were being landed The Pope
was hourly expected to arrive.
TROOPS LANDING AT CIvITA vECCHIA.
Advices from Civita Vecchia announce the
arrival there of the feet of transports, and re-
port that the French troops have disembarked
and are now occupying the city.
ACCUMULATION OF FRENCH TROOPS.
Oct. 3S-Large bodies of troops have arrived
in the vicinity Of Teulon ready to embark for
Italy, and their numbers are increasing
ITALIAN TROOPS MARCHED INTO THE PaPAI
PfRRITORY-GARIBALDI ORDERED TO LAY
DOWN HIS ARMS.
Oct. 90-Noon.-Gen. Garibaldi is at Monte
Mario The Italian Army has crossed the from
tier, and the Commanding General has COM
manded Gen. Garibald to diSarn and disRerse
his forces
THE PEOPLE AND VICTOR EnMANCEL.
Eveping.--It is reported that the Pope has
informed the French Government, that if King
Victor Emmanuel enters Rome, he (the Pspe)
VIII leave.
NOTHING FROM ROME
LONDON, Oct. 3e-EveniDg.-No further dis
patches have been received from ftaly. Moth
ing is known as to the future course of Gen.
Garibaldi