Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-06

IMPORTANT IRON EUROPE.


The Defeat Of the IssurseBts iu Italy
Garibaldi surprised-Detatise ef IN. n at
le-The Garitaldis n ms Thereash hly Rsat-
ed-1he Bread Riets Tn England Carl
baIdrs Csndnct on the Field-Interest-
ing Particulars.
(By Cable 20 the Associated Press
fLoREScR, Nov. 4.-Gsribald, on the morn
ing Of 4th instaut, with three thousand men.
moved for Tfvoli 70 Join Nicora Tue Papai
troops had taken Tivoli without noise NJ the
point Of the bayo onet GsrisaIdfs force d d no:
know this fact, and were surprised py seven
oaitaiions OF the Papal army, supported by
twelve guns.
bot est moment Glnblloi had 20 be draxxed
away from the baitle. His troops rstreatAd
towards MoRie Rotondo, pursued by the SOL
oiers of the Pope. Here the fighuBg COZ
unued for over tso hours, when the Garthal.
dians' retreat became an utter rout
LoNDoN, Nov. 5.-The bread riots extanded
10 Administer, where the premises OF corn
dealers have been burned. Administer con-
tains welt known carpet factories, ana has
population Of working men.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star
NEW YORK, Nov 5.-The following is Her.
cid special correspondence:
PoNTIYICAL STATES. Nov. 3.-During the
past few days Gen. Garibalii concentrated
his forces around Monte Rotondo, fully sup
ported by his officers. Yesterday afternoon
Signcri Cost, Crispia and Sfares, ardent sup.
porters Of his course, and formerly a deputa-
non rom tne probationary society, begged Of
MN 10 Withdraw, as the Italian troops had
crossed the frontier. Garibaldl refused their
entreaties, saying that he s'did not yalne ms
life in such a cause" and that ga soldier oDghf
not 10 count the number OF his enemiesn sig
nor Cosu replied, giving has assent % the last
obseTyation OF Garibald ldi, and adding aa (,en.
eral should The deputation then lefi the
This morning, Garibaldi, with aeou, three
Thousand men OF mis- command, and having
two guns, moved Tor Tivoli, 20 ION Nicotrs.
one OF MS offcers. In the meantime the Papal
Zouayes, who were advancing, and no by any
means oilatory OF action. mad taken Ttyol
without noise al the point OF the bayonet Tue
Garibaidlans did not know this fact, aud were
marching along towards the same point sing
ing NATIONAL airs, when they arri we'd at Metana
hey were surprised by seven bsttalions OF the
Papal army. supported by twelve guus. who
attacked them in front and on both hanks
The battle ground was among hills, with a
country road running on both sides. The
nehtng was continued hercely for over an
hour. In the hottest moment OF the ENGAGE
ment Garibaldi had 10 BE- dragged away from
the battle. His troops suffered much loss, ana
retreaeed toward Monte Rotondo, pursued by
the soldiers OF the Pope. The fight was re.
newed and continued for over two hours.
wien the Gsriblldian retire. lt became an tier
rout IL Is believed here that Gen. GarIoaldi
had nine hunered men killed, one thousapd
prisoners, and great many wounded. M.-
netti GariSaldi was wounded slightly IN the
leg. The loss Of The Papal forces was not 30
heavy,
Arrived at The Italian frontier. the retreatine
GarIbaldiane gave up all their arms except
weapons which Were their own private prop
erty, 10 the Italian regular troops stationed on
the line.
General Garibaldi left here this morning nv
a special train far Florence. He made no feel
ing address, and looked old, haegard and dis
appointed The revolutionary and insurrec
tioIa airy movement 10 broken down all over me
terrl'ory. There were no French engaged 10
the fghtwlth the excep ption OF q few who went
IN as volunteers, although some OF the Carl
saloians, deceived by the resem blance O. the
liform OF the Papal soldiers TO thai worn in
some OF the French regiments of the line, say
tney were bsaten by French soldiers. The
Italian troops stationed on the frontiers be-
hayed With great Jungment in the emergsAcy.
Many OF the wounded Garibaldians are here,
ana some few at Monte Rotondo.
FIGLIo, Nov. when General GariSzldi
reached here this morning on his way 20 Flor
ence. The Italian officers on duty told him he
must go 70 SpeZzia. Garibaloi drew a reyol-
yer saying he would net resist the officers, but
that he would not go willingly. Italian SOL
dIers then stepped forward and lifted hisl into
the car. His sons would not 20 with him.
FLORRNCE, Nov. 5-The English Minis1er
and Embassy here have rec oussted King Eic.Or
Emanuel 10 treat Garibal 81 lenien'ly. This
unnecessary trouble being one there will, it is
sald be no collision between French and Ital-
ian forces. Itsly is quiet. There are ramOrs
afioai here 10 the effect that GaribaldI's mIad
Is Affected.