The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-02
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FLORENCE. Oct q.

FLORENCE, Oct. IL. 4
The announcement is officially made that the
Royal troops, which have hitherto been actipg
as an army of observation on the frontier hava
received orders to advance into the Papai ter
ritory. 1t was known here late Tuesday NIGHT
that one or two columns had crossed the hou5J
AIRY lines. but the TACT was not made nubIc bv
the government until to-day. q a f1rS'1
The reports that Garihaldi was before Rome
are confirmed. He has arrived in front OF the
advanced notifications Of the city with all his
lorces. MS army Increased in numbers all
along the line Of march, and instead Of four
battalions with which he entered the Roman
territory, he now has twenty-five battalions of
young and devoted volunteers. lisl4 DO D. 10
No intelligence has been received from the
interior Of Rome since last Monday. at which
TINE comparative tranquility prevailed. - usal4
The reaetionary policy decided upon by the
Nm: Governments c0Uses tremendous aeita-
ton throughout Italy The party Of action are
greatly exasperated, aud evident demonstsa-
tons Of popular Indignation are reported in
the principal cities Of the Kingdom. fts s-s
DUBLIN, Oct. 81.
AT the session yesterday Of the special com
mission Tor the trial of the Fenian prisoners, a
molten was made by The counsel for the de-.
fence that the accnsed he tried by a mixed
panel, composed in equal numbers of Catholic
and Protestant jurymen. The motion was de-
med by the Judges The prisoner, Gen. War
rem, declined the services of icounsel, declaring
that he was a citizen of the United States, and
refused to acknowledge the jurisdiction of the
Court in his case. ,5.5 f..-sst 10. 400
Two policemen were shot last might and in
stantiy Killed. The murders are directly
charged upon Fenians, and energetic efforts
are now being made to discover the perpetra-
tors. .sefiss~ tA@g Y
.5,.se. e PARIS, Octs319 d
by order of the Imperial Commission the
International Exhibition viii be closed on the
3D. of November. sai3a LIZ. go 4.
-t e4if vi 81 aHssssf LONDON Oct 81. -
Details OF the news from Rio Janeiroiz have
been received The war on the Pagaha was
has renewed his offer. to. the allied powers to
negotiate for peace. No REPLY had been res
turned when the mail steamer sailed from Rio
Janeiro. Dissatisfaction with the war CON
tinued to be manifested in Brazil and the Ar
PARIs, Oct 31--Noon. 2
1t is said that should no general European
conference be held on the Roman question: an
arrangement will be made for a Joint occtlpa-
ton of the city of Rome by the Catholic powers
LISBON, Oct 81 I
The United States naval squadron. under
command of Admiral Farragut, has arrived at
this port - 8sag teeAs - = = y
BERLIN. Oct. 81. s
The objections of Prussia having been re-
moved, Bavaria and Wurtemberg have Joined
the Zollverein. Both Kingdoms have also con
cluded military alliance with the North Ger
man Confederation. sl ars
LONDON, Oct 3i-Evening
The official statement Of the Bank OF Eng
land shows the decrease of bullion during the
week 20 be f89.000 sterling 1ti "a fnr 'l.7
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3i-Eyening.
Tomorrow will be observed or d holiday
and business win be generally suspended here
and ~ London. The markets in Antwerp viii
also be closed. a6k
FLoRENcE. Oct. SI-Eveninx
The Pontifcal troops have all been with
drawn from the country AMI are concentrated
within the fortiiications Of Rome. The Carl
baidians have taken possession OF a portion Of
The railroad between Rome and Cfyita Vecchia
and torn up the rals. The army of King Vic
Rome.
PARIS. Oct. 81 Evening.
The Liberte says that the Emperor of Aus
tria has given his assent tothe proposed gener-
al conference for the settlement OF the Roman
question, but Pope Plus TX absolutely refuses
to be party 70 il, and England and Russia are
reported to have declined the invitation Of
France TO join the conference.
Returns of the Bank of France show an in
crease of :50000 francs
Parts, Oct Night. 4
Semi-o official evening Journals say that the
advance OF the Italian troops into the Papal
provinces was ordered by the Italian Govern
ment without the. consentlof France, and this
action they declare has brought about crisis
between the two countries which is dangerous
to peace. aN sa ra3 y y 49, ffi =
It is authortatively stated that no treaty of
alliance has been concluded between the En-
perors Napoleon and Francis Joseph, but the |
entire cordiale established between France and
Austria is complete.
LONDON, Oct. 81 Midnight
No further advices have been received from
Rome. The means of direct communication
have been destroyed by cutting the telegraph
wires and tearing mp the railways. The latest
news from Rome comes almost exclusively by
way of Florence Z III s.5
DUBLIN, Oct 81 Evening
Buckley, one of the Fenians captured at
Dungarvan, has turned Queens evidence He
appeared before the special commission to-day
and testified against the prisoner Warren. Ii
his evidence he gives complete account of the
expedition which was engaged in landing
at Dnngarvan. re- 5. ..i..'s'%
t9 si q 2lsia1 LONDONDERRY, OcG. 3l.,af
The steamship Europa, from New York 18TH
touched at Maville this forenoon and sailed
again for Glasgow as4tai4At Z +Attt!t q