Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-29
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
IMPORrANT FROM EUROPE.

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Fighting Half q mile from Il sme-DesPer-
ate Battles-0a ribaidi's Victories and
Defeats-The Pope Requests the Prayers
OF the Ghurches-Great EXcfteme nj In the
Holy City-Failure to form new Italian
Ministry-Rome TO be the Capital Of Italy
Programme.
Especial Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-The following specials
are from the Herald correspondents:
ROME, Oct. 26-The Pope, In letter to the
Roman Cath Ollie bishops throughout the world,
says that the patrimony Of the Church has
been assailed by revolutionists, and asks them
to order prayers in all the churches for tn
Holy See. The police, on FRIDAY, in searching
house, met with resistance; they attacked the
house with bay onets, killed fifteen Garib lldi
ans and took thirty six prisoners. a quantlty
Of arms and cowls were also capsures.
ROME, Oct 24.-There has been fighting to-
day half mile from the city. Great excite
ment prevails within the walls. The revolu.
nonIsts are making preparations for second
uprising. proclamation has been issued to
prohibit assemblages OF over four persons to-
getheI at the same time. All persons are to re-
tire within their houses, aud shops are to be
closed when the signal Of alarm is given.
FLORENCE. Oct % News has been received
here that desperate battle was fought near
Monte Rondo on Friday Garibaldi won the
victory. With four battalions ne put 10 hight
and pursued the Papal forces, taking 100 pris-
Oners ana three guns Many were killed ana
wounded on both sides.
ROME Oct 25.-News has been received here
that one thousand Garibaldians attacked vi
terlen yesterday, setting re to one Of the gates.
They were repulsed with heavy loss in men
and material. It is said that their leader was
the Deputy Accebi, and he was killed Citi-
Zens OF Rome. including many OF the aristoc-
racy, have been armed and patrol the streets
during the night.
FLORENCE, Oct. 26.-General Cialdini has
been unable to complete the formation of
new Ministry, and has abandoned the effort.
Both Baron RataZZi and General Durando are
trying to reconstruct a Cabinet.
TURIN, Oct. 26.-There was great popular
demonotration ia this city yesterday afternoon
Nation; an address to the King OF Italy, 10 that
effect, was adopted.
PARIS, Oct 27.-Garibaldi's force is said to
be from ten to twelve thousand strong. All
the Papal troops have been consceH trated be-
fore Rome. with orders to act on the defensl We.
The troops have sailed from Toulon, and it is
expected that they will reach Civita Vecchia
this afternoon.
PARIS, Oct 27.-M. Rouher, the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. made an important signifi-
cant speech before the members of the Impe-
rial Commission Of the Exposition. He al
luded directly to the present crisis in the Ital-
ian pen sula, and SAID he hoped Italy would
not, under the influence of bad passions, be
led to eng age in war win France, but that she
would emerge frem this great national trial
purified and friend OF order. .
IBy Associated PressI
PARIS, Oct. 27.-The Moniteur says the
French fleet was kept back at Victor Eman-
ael's request, and afterwards sailed because
no Cabinet could be formed and Garibaldi me-
naced Rome France and Italy are both inter-
ested IN keeping law and order.
AT a dinner in Paris many speeches were
made, and Rouher said he hoped Italy, under
bad passion, would not fight France, but
emerge from this trial purified.
Garibsldi, with ten thousand men. was be.
fore Rome. after the battles at Monte Rotonda
The French feet is expected at CIvita VecchIa
tonight.
BERLIN, Oct q king William closed the
North German Diet with a congratulatory
speech.
PARIS, Oct. 27-Prince Humbert leads the
troops against the French. 1t is said that Vic
tor Emanuel will abdicate.
Garibaldl was checked at Monte Rontondo
by reinforced Papals.