The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23
FRANCE.

.s7t FRANCE. 9'
ToULoN, Oct. 20, P. M.-Generai Du-
mont, who is to command the French
TO the Pontifcal ports and territory
of the church, arrived here to-day,
from Paris. TheGenerai discharged
quite recently the duty of Special En-
voy from Napoleon to the Pope, on
the subject of the present difficulty
with Italy, and is regarded as we'll
fttedste carry out the views of His
Majesty, should any necessity arise.
The expeditionary force is embark
| ing. Six French war vessels, includ>
ing two iron clads, are in the harbor
with steam up, ready to leave port
to- night or whenever the final order
is re6eived from Paris, and proceed to
the Roman coast.
PARIS, Oct. 20, ,P.M.-The Moniteur is
silent on the subject of Rome and
Italy. A n official expression is eagerly
| looked for by the people.
The EldeRdrd, newspaper, says that
the military and naval forces destin-
ed for the Papal territory are quite
ready to leave Toulon, but that the
| Imperial order to depart Is held back
till the final reply of King Victor
Emanuel to the Emperor's note is
received, and that the receipt of the
Italian State paper may be delayed
some few hours owing to the exist
ence Of a. ministerial crisis in Flor
( The Patrie publishes a telegram
| reporting the march of 10000 French
I troops from the military department
Of Lyons te HTeulon, Iand adds that
another corps has lbeehs ordered to
| operate Ia another direction. 3i'1 7dl
i,O The lie gEfuRce says we learn that
1 the advance guard of General Dui
mont's army embarked this morning
at Toulon for Givita Neccha. 1t is
certain that the French force will In
| any case arrive at Rome before the
1.Italians.s s. Itis stated that the Italian
Government has declared itself power
less to arrest the bands of Garibal-
dian invaders crossing the frontier
or to protect the Holy See from their
assaults. Great excitement prevails
| III the Streets THE telegraph agency
hofiee is crowded, so anxious are the
people to learn the latest news from
the different points, Florence, Rome,
aud Tulon particularly. 2leo 80 s.
1 L AXIS, OCIODCf Il - u1lOulguI.-
The French feet has left Toulon.
lh gFIARIs, Oct, .22.-The ,Moniteur, in
an official article ANNOUNCING the ces-,
sation ofwarlike preparations against
Italy, says: = France beheld the spec
1Ftacle OF an invasion sof the Papal
States by armed bands from the
/ neighboring provinces of Italy
| with uneasiness. She could not,
consistently with her duty,
dignity, and her national honor suffer
! the September Convention to be thus
violated. She had prepared to send
an army across the Alps, but Italy
has since given ample pledges to full
| fill her obligations of the treaty in
he largest issue, and consequently
all hostile preparations have been
suspended by France" -f4sa
ENGLAND.
LONDON, October 21, P. M.-Dis-
patches from the Continent to this
! hour report the Italy Roman situa-
ton as improved very much. Italy
satisfies the demands of France rela-
tive to an exact observance of the
terms and fulfillment of the duties
impressed by the September Conven-
ton, and it is hoped that war between
the two countries has been averted
thereby.
There are no more French troops
gone to Toulon, and the force which
was held ready to sail at that port
has been debarked.
All the war preparations ordered
In France have been cOuntermanded.
General Cialdini. Of the Italian
army, favorite soldier in the service
at the time of the Crimean war, sue
ceeds Signor Rattazzi, Prime Minister
of the King. and will proceed to form
a new Cabinet having an anti -Revolu-
tionary policy.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, October 22.-Reports
are in circulation that Garibaldi has
succeeded in reaching Italy, and is
now with his son Menotti.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The Herdld's
!, cable special dated Rome 19, evening,
says The Count De Garteges, the
French Minister to Rome, had an an
dience of Plus TX. at the Vatican
The Minister officially assured His
Holiness in the name of the Emperor
| Napoleon that whatever circum-
, stancees should arise from the Carl
baldian invasion of the Pontificial
territory, or the attitude of the King
of Italy, France would not fail in hel
: aid to the Holy See and the defense Of
: it's authority. ''1a sEe y
q The garrison of the city of Rome
a has been reinforced by volunteers
8 enlisted for the most part in Francs