The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-17

should be regarded indirect Intervention the part
OF France tie believed that the French Government which
desired the execution of the convention would not be the
first to violate it.
Sgnor Laporta said the Romans had the right
their territory and endeavor obtain freedom for their
country.
Sgnor Rattazz in reply declared that he would always
cause the territory subject to another be respected
The !ate contains the following proclamation which is
being circulated in Rome:
Romans The common wish the desire of all those whose
hea peat Tor the honor and liberty the country has been
realized There dissensons or divisions
factions of the Liberal party have given each otherhe
hand and united their forces in order cast down forever
the remnant of the Papal Government and give Rome to
Italy The National Roman Committee and Center of lnur-
recon shall give place to National Roman Junta which
assumes supreme direction of the movement Let us rejoice
at this holy concord and employ all energies utilize by
combination of faith and discipline by unity of views and
sacrifices The Roman League nearly formed Letus
SO act that it again be broken but soon give
the victory Roman the honorable citizens who compose
the Junta whose hands we now resign charge are
worthy of their high mission but they will be unable
coed in anything without your cooperation Second them
therefore with confidence and courage and enterprise
will not fail Let all be resolved and twenty
millions OF brethren will salute Rome as the capital of Italy
The National Roman Committee, the Center of Instruction
Preparations being made at Rome resist attack by
the revolutionary party. Cardinal Antone has addressed
inquiries to the representatives of foreign Powers asking
them what steps their Governments would take it could be
proved first that the instruction broke out with the comfy
ance OF the Italian second II the revoutonists
should arrive at the gates of Rome third if the instruction
should break out IN Rome ITSELF The Ambassadors replied
that they would protect the Pope and the Cardinals but that
they must refer home for instructions what than
this they ought to do
Garbadi has to the conclusion that considering all
the circumstances it is best abandon for the present. his
movement against Rome The volunteers which had begun
to collect from all parts of Italy, and which had already in
vaded the Papa territory at various places will dspers but
preparations will be pursed with great activity Garbadi
himself has expressed firm belief in the of the next
movement
Garbad entering Pistoa received witha veritabe
lo he
your demonstrations, fatterng enthusiastic, ad
dressed not to the but the principle and they teach
that the national is progressing The Italians do
not want foreign your determination of to-day
proof of that We want to Italy strong and powerful
Rome be ours in spite of internal enemies and all
foreign despots Old though am firmly hope to go with
you to Rome. Adieu.'
The of Bishop Dupont is spoken of in connection
with the Papacy 1t is said his choice of Plus
TX in the Papa chair, will be strongly urged by France,
whose influence it believed will largely preponderate
tho election.
Hungary.
1t said Kossuh declines the seat in the Hungarian
Parliament conferred upon him by the electors of Warden
Austria.
Francis Joseph reported to have declared on hearing of