The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-07

IacKed them IN front and on D0tn
| fanks. The battle ground was among
hills with a country road running on
both sides; The fighting continued
fercely for over an hour In the
hottest moment of the engagement,
Garibaldi had to be dragged away
from the battle. His troops suffered
much loss and retreated toward Monte
Rotonda pursued by the soldiers of
the Pope. Here the fight was re-
newed and continued for over two
hours, when the Garibaldian retreat
became an utter rout.
1t is. believed here that Gen Carl
baldi had 800 men killed, and 1000
prisoners, and a great many wounded.
Minotti Garibaldi was wounded
slightly in the leg. The loss of the
Papal force was not heavy. When
they arrived at the italian frontier,
the retfeating Garibaldians gave up
their arms, except weapons which
were their own property, to the Ital-
ian regular troops. -aea
Garibaldi left this morning by
special railroad train for Florence.
He made no parting address, and
looked old, haggard. and disappoint-
ed. The erevolutionary and insurrec-
tion movement is broken down all
over the territory. S5.rl
There were no French engaged in
the fight, with the exception of few
who went In as volunteers. Although,
some of the iGaribaldians were de-
ceived by the resemblance Of the
uniform of the Papal soldiers to that
worn in some of the French regi-
ments of the line, they say they were
beaten by the French. soldiers. The
Italian troops stationed on the from
tier behaved with great judgment in
the emergency Many of the wounded
Garibaldians are here, and some few
at Monte Rotonda. H
h ITALY.
TURIN, Nov. 4.-P,. M.-Hundreds
of wounded men are arriving here
from the scene of the late engage
ments between the Garibaldians and
the Papal troops, They are conveyed
by special railroad trains. The Ital-
ian Regulars act in a very kindly
manner to all, assisting In carrying
them from the station to where they
are laid, weeping like women, on be-
holding the sad spectacle. Father
Gavazzi has charge of the hospitals.
I TEGLIoLE. Nov. 4.-When Garibal-
| di reached here this morning, on his
way. to Florence, the Italian officers
on duty, told him he must go to Spez-
zia Garibaldi drew a revolver, i say.
ing he would mot resist the officers,
but that he would not go willingly.
The Italian soldiers then stepped for
ward and. lifted him into the car. His
sons would not go with him.
FLORENCE. -Noyemb Der p.-The Eng
/ lish Minister and embassy here have
requested King Victor Emanuel to
treat Garibaldi lenieatly.. .-- I,
! 1t is said that there Will be no col
| lision between the French aud Itai-
| ian forces.
| Italy is quiet. There are rumors
afoat here to the effect that Garibal-
dis mind is affected.
FLORENCE, Nov, 6.-On Sunday,
Garibaldi, with $500 men, and two
cannon, left his camp, near Monte
Rotonda, and advanced to attack
| Trivoli, which was held by the Papal
troops. He found the latter to NUN
Der 5000 men, posted in strong po-.
sition and supported by artillery.
| The Pontifcal troops Immediately
/
approaching Garibaldlans A des-
perate conflict ensued, which lasted
45 minutes, when Garibaldi retreated.
The battle was renewed at Monte
Rotonda. The insurgents fought
with great obstinacy, and kept up the
conflict at this point for two hours
and half, when exhausted and over
whelmed they gave way, and were ut
/ d L e n
| insurgents were killed, and 900 taken
prisoners. No idea of the number of
wounded can, be. aseertained. The
total loss of the Papal troops was. 200
killed and wounded.
FLORENCE, Nov. 6,--The Gazzetta
announces that Garibaldi was arrest
ed by the Italian Government, and that
the vote IN the towns in the province
Of Rome. in favor of union with
| Italy, has been discontinued
The Italian troops have been. recall
ed from the Territory of Rome.
see "vl FRANCE aFf 1o
PARIS, November q. The La
Presse of this evening says the French
| Charge de A fairs at Florence, was
| ordered to be present on Sunday.
The Government has issued an ul-
timatum to the effect that the Italian
troops which had been marched into
Papal territory, should e9acuate it
before Thursday evening, November
7th. 4
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The Courier. de
Fr1ncGse. announces that the French
troops will retire from Rome to
| Ovitia, pending negotiations between
| Italy and France and Rome, in regard
| to the existing difficulties. g