The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-01
BY THE CABLE.
AdviOes to the 18th of October,

RoAE, Oct. ZIP. M.-The Revolu-
tionary JuntR is exceedingly active IN
its operations to promote the advance
ment of International cause by a popular
| movement inside the city, and a rising
| against the temporal authority of the
| Pope is regarded as imminent. Great
alarm exists, as number OF Orsini's
bombs have been exploded in the streets
during last night and to-day.
ToULoN, Oct. 2S.-P, M.-The second
French fleet, detained here by adverse
weather, has followed in the wake of
a force Of artillery has also sailed.
Troops are still pouring in here from
different sections of the military de-
partment.
PARIS, October 2S-Night.-The La
Presse OF this afternoon says that Gen.
Garibuldis army is being reinforced by
thousands of men who have deserted
from the royal army of Italy. He car
ried Monte RondO, after u severe fight,
and marched direct for Rome. 1t is be-
lieved here that he is now at the very
gates of the city.
The La Patrfe says that the Premier
aud members OF the new Italian Cabi-
two positive official conditions with
Victor Emanuel. that the King
shall publicly disavow all connivancs
with, or support of the GarlbaldiRn
bands who have crossed, and are cross
ing the frontier into the Papal domin-
ions and secondly, that by a military
movement on the frontier, the Italian
army shall cooperate with the French
eIpeditionary force.
A Paris paper publishes news, dated
in Florence, announcing that the 1tRl-
ian troops OF the kings army crossed
the frontier and entered the Papal ter
Titory to-day.
PARIS, Oct. 29.-The news OF Carl
baldi's victory over the forces of the
Pope at Monte Rondo, have been con-
firmed by telegraph. The General dis
played great personal daring during
the engagement-hiss soldiers capturing
all the pontiical force, made up OF
servants, and General Dearmes from
Rome, but 1t seems that the govern
ment authorities at once released
them. La Libertie OF this city,
says that Emperor Napoleon refused to
permit the Italian army to co operate
with the French expeditiOnary force in
the operations which may be uuderta-
ken in the Roman empire.
In reply to the proposal OF King Vic
tor Emanuel, in this direction, Napo-
leon said that Italian co cooperation was
unnecessary, AS he intended to limit the
sphere of French action 10 Civita Nec-
CHA.
FLORENCE, Oct. ga. M.-The press
of the national crisis and the policy OF
the Government. The more moderate
Liberal journals express apprehension
of the action of the Cabinet towards the
Garibaldians, and in the observance of
the September Convention. The dem
ocratic papers are firm in their
opposition OF the course OF the
executive, and loud in their condemua
ton of the idea OF foreign intervention
in Rome. There is much popular dis
affection produced, mainly by the
vagueness of the Kings proclamation,
from the fact that the royal manifesto
contains no illusions or reference TO the
matter of French intervention, and
how it should meet it.
The army contingent, as classed In
the year lS4l, of the royal troops, has
been called out.
ToULoN, Oct. 28.-The imperial con-
sctiptiOn of sailors for the French
navy, has been resumed here, and IN
ali the other maratime quarters and
districts of France.
The railroads are still engaged in
bringing in troops from different
points, to augment the Italo-Roman
expediuonary force.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-The Herald's
Cable, dated London, Oct. 29th says
The Globe, of this morning, says in an
editorial article that although Prussia
Is engaged to a neutral course of policy
on the state Roman question, Count
Bismark, the Premier. has given an
assurance to the cabinet conference
that he will not allow France to make
war on Italy on account of the papal
com DliCatiOD.