The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-03
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
"Reminiscences Of GaribnIdrs Invasion or the
the Roman Territory-AI a zzini ON the s,iiua-

"Reminiscences Of GaribcIdPs Invasion or the
the Roman Territory-AI a zzini ON the s,iiua-
Ii0n.
From the Pungolo OF Milan, Nov. 20f9
When Garbadi entered victoriousiy Monte Rctoudo,
few nscreants broke Into tho churches and
and did worse than pilage them Garbadi denounced
these from the balcony OF tho Piombino Pal
ace declaring that they dshonorcd both him ami tho
taken s
mont and that or France arc 1t present collecting docu
svsr our is not Waiting r
other from Rome or Paris Is has arrested
them over 10 be dealt with BY the law. Among inom
is certain Blasts, Of Lccca. young man WHO gives
himself out 70 be journalist, and says no was Carl
baldan captain ia the last expedition.
Tho Florence journals OF tho llth OF November state
that the following proclamation was posted up on the
Itaians-Yon can expect nothing else from the mon
archy than injury. shame and pcridy. Hasten then 10
abandon IL II Joa truly desire the salvation Of Italy:
The Minister or Foreign Affairs in Italy has addressed
the following reply to ettsr written on behalf Of tho
FLoREycs, Nov. IL, 1907
In answer TO the communication by which NJ Curt,
Deputy for Castglone recommended TO the sole tucs
OF the government the publication OF the OF tho
volunteer killed, wounded prisoners who took part
In the last expedition TO the tho UNDER
signed hsstens to inform him that for several days past
application has been made to the Legation OF France Ia
who NAV be a Rome Is well as the Restoration 70 liberty
Of those whose condition permits their removal As
coon AZ tho government shah have received this rfor
TIC names will DO communicated 10 tho persons
interested lENABREA.
The Popc's blessing TO France md Napoleon.
cable despatch has already snnoanccd that the
French officers at Rome were received by the Pops.
In answer 10 an address from General do Failly his
Holiness replied in French as follows:I am happy TO
sec the French army again In my States; Am sspe-
caliy glad 70 see i arrive. In tins under such
memorable circumstances. NY small but faithful
and valiant army had performed, yoa, know,
prodigies OF vaor; but was exhausted By an
unequal struggle. II has none tao ess rendered by s
courage and constsncy signal servc TO the Papacy to
s n hsrse y nome sor sud much %9ss 20 Italy
ity. be welcome, then sons Of the most Christian
10 he q
eminent Bless Italy, yes. even Italy and lastly,
bless the little state which coonded 20 me- Bess ali
Then tho Holy Father, VINO Was much affected, gave
his apostolic bsnedetion 70 all present
Nnpoleon's speech In Italy.
telegram from Florsncs Of the goth o. November
Of ,hs speech OF the Emperor Napoleon. The
Nasons says that bis Majesty has touched
with much dscaey. /. receives with satlsfAo-
ton the imperial declaration that France considers
September Convention a. stil supsistng % long ~
mont II concludes that the provinces must absolutely
Be restored 20 Themselves and that the intervention
The 6rtns~s says that Italy can only be satisfied IN
seeing confirmed by the Imperial speech the Judgment
pronounced By The Prussians that the Emperor II the
nrst statesman In France
The Dirso declares that the speech considered from
the point Of view Of French interests 10 worded with
much address and opportunenoss OF IDEAS.
The Garcia Aaisd atrrms that tns speech has pro.
duced favorabs IMPRESSION sud that II has touched
with ability I'll home and foreign questions
The Hdiia believes that tho speech contains nothing
alarming and u Italy cannot nnd therein me Immediate
satisfaction Of her hopes nsher does she end anything
70 discourage her.