New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
VOL. XXVu.....No' 1919.
EUROPE
THE ROMAN REVOLUTION.

THE ROMAN hLhOi%O lCiN'
ruy ITALIAN GOVERNMENT SUBMITS TO LOUIS
NAPOLEON-THE REVOLUTION AT AN End
NJ ATLANTIC rKLEsRArB THs rSiBoEN ~
LONDON, Oct. Midnight.-lmpOrtant ON
eial dispatches have been received 10 nenV
from Paris relative to affairs IN taiy'
announced that Italy has positively Iie'Scu
herself to faithfully enforce the provisions oi
the September treaty. The Pdfr'e a semi-oni-
eial journal of Paris, says that the French
tyoons were SO disposed that they could nave
been marched across the Alps at moments
notice. This decided step of the Italian Gov
eynment il accepted at Paris az rendering
French interpOsition unnecessary, ana the
French expedition has therefore been aban-
doned. The insuTgent troops, IN consequence
of this unlooked-foT attitude of King Victor
Emmanuel, have evacuated the POntifCial terri
tory.
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS.
Evening.-The accounts of the state OF affairs
in the States of the Church are very conflicting
kilograms from Florence represent that Menotu
Garibaldi not only maintains his position in the
Roman territory, but his command has been re-
enforced and is hourly growing larger. On the
other hand dispatches originating In Rome iiatiy
contradict these statements, and assert that NE
motif. with all his followers, has fled from the
tPapal dominons, and abandoned the attempt on
Rome.
ic.R1RAIDI AGAIN FsCAPED-REsIGNATION OF
RATAZZI-NO REPLY YET TO TIE ULTIMATUM
OF FRANCE.
;FIoRENCE. Oct. 2f-The reports that Carl
bald has disappeared from the Island OF "a
prera are reiterated, and seem to meet with no
contradiction. Ratazi has resigned his posi-
ton at the head of the Cabinet. lie will be sue
ceeded by Gen. Menabrea. Some of the bands
of insurgents still remain III the PapM Tern
tory. and the evacuation is not complete as was
previously reported.
FORMATION OF A NEW MINIsTRY-PROTEsr or
THE PEOPLE.
Night-The King Las summoned Gen Clai-
DIM to Florence, and entrusted to him the
formation of Ministry. The people suspect
that the new Cabinet is being formed III the
interest of the French Emperor. Petitions are
pouring in from all parts of Italy, protesting
against the deserton of the national cause by
the Government.
SPEECH FROM RATAZZI-ANOTHER PROCLAIh-
TON FROM GARIBALDI.
Ratazz addressed a large crowd of people
who were making demonstration in favor OF
Garibaldi He declared in the most emphatic
manner that King Victor Emmanuel would
maintain the honor of the nation in the Crisis
through which it was passing Garibaldi has
issued another proclamation, which adds to the
prevailing excitement. He exhOrts the people
of Italy to persevere in their patriotic struggle,
and bids them hope that the national honor
may yet be redeemed
PARIS, Oct. GA. m.-NO answer has yet been
returned by the King of Italy to the utmatum
of the Emperor Napoleon.
OFFICIAL ASSURANCES OF PEACE FROM TIE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
Night-0fficial assurances have been given
that the Government will not find it necessary
to send the military expedition across the Alps,
and that the force which had been massed for
that purpose will be dissolved. The BOurse, in
consequence, is greatly relieved, and Rentes
are buoyant.
THE ORDER FOR THE SAILING OF THE FRENCH
FLEET CoUNTERMANDED.
Midnight.-A dispatch from TOulOn states
that orders have been received there counter
manding the sailing of the feet for the relief
of Rome, and that the troops were disembark-
ing from the transports and returning to their
barracks.