The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-07
Foreign News.

LoND0y, Nov. lit now seems that
the proposition to settle the Roman que>-
ton by submission to popular vote Of the
papal provinces was not suggested by Ma
poleon, but was spontaneous from the Ital-
ian, prussian, and French governments.
PARIS, Nov 4-The Nonitc,1. contains
an authentic article asserting that on the
1st of November NJ. Monster dispatche /
Il note to the French charge affairs at
( Florence. in which he said that the Italian
advance into the paPai territories was Il
! violation of the law and the treaty with
the Emperor NAPOLEON. NJ. Moustlcr con-
tinucs that he will not approve Of it by
word or silenc1, and asks an explanation
Of Italy"
There are only two French regiments in
Rome Large bodies of troops are contn-
ually leaving Touon for Civita Vecchia
The papal forces will assume the offensive
Immediately
LoNDoN, Nov. 4-Latc dispatches re-
ceived from Florence state that the vote
Of the towns in the province of Rome was
unanimous for Italy.
1t is now reported in Florence that the
Emperor Napoleon requires King Victor
Emanuel to eXpel Garibaldi. If that is
done he tNapoeon) will withdraw
BERLIN, Nov. 4-Count Bsmark says
officially to-day: "I'he government of
Prussia is neutral at present on the Ro-
man question
PARIS, Nov 4.-The following inteli-
gence is received here from Rome:
At 6 clock this morning the Papal
troops, supported by the French forces.
attacked Garibaldi at Monte Rotundo.
where he was reinforced by some Italian
troops shut the French coming to the as
sistancc of the Pontifical soldiers, he was
beaten.
PARIS, Nov 5-The .Nonitcn publish
es the full particulars of the battle in TIA
ly. Three thousand of the insurgents
were either killed, wounded or made pris-
oners. Garibaldi himself and his sen Me
motif were captured at Terri aud sent to
Florence as prisoners OF var.
Four thousand Garibaldians while on
the march to reinforce the insurgents were
stopped, disarmed and turned back The
greatest agitation prevails in Italy.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-It is said that the
Italians have repassed the frontier; it is
also stated that Napoleon has received
Gen Marmora the Italian ambassador.
GENEVA, Nov. 3.--Garibaidi has arri
we'd at Spezzia oa board an Italian man-of
war. a prisoner in the hands Of the Italian
Government.
LONDON, Nov 5.-Scrious bread riots
occurred in Exeter, yesterday and today.
Every meat and bread shop in The city has
been sacked At the date of last despatch
es ncendiary fires were breaking out in
different parts of the town. There was
much excitement anG the local authorities
had petitioned the government for troops
to quell the disorder.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Parliament has been
called to re assemble on the 10th ct the
present month.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Despatchcs from
Dublin state that arrests of SUPP osed Fee
mans still continue to be made. Gen Ma
gle is to be tried at Sligo.
VIENNA, Nov. 5.-The Vienna Dcbafte
a semi-oficial journal of this city, states
that Baron Won Beust, in note, says
that the policy of the Emperor Napoleon
and that of Francis Joseph are the same
namely that of peace.
PARIS, Nov. 4.-Riots have taken place
at several points in Paris, but they have
been suppressed.