The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04
From Rome.

NETWORK, Nov. 2.-The Herald's
special of October 80, says: GaribaldPs
camp Is at Castle Yuibilers, five miles
distont from Rome. On Wednesday
5000 soldiers. The men are all well
armed and have plenty of provisions.
The General has no artillery except
two brass guns taken FROM the Papal
troops during the fight at Monte RondO.
They have no tents. There is very lit
tie discipline maintained. The rear Is
unguarded.
Garibaldi's headquarters is in full
view OF Rome.
There are no Papal troops between US
and Rome, the soldiers of the Pope
who have been gradually and steadily
falling back for some days past, have
retreated within the line of The fortiti-
cations of the city. Before their retire
ment from the field they burned all the
bridges over the river.
The Roman peasants residing in the
neighborhOod of the contending forces
take no interest, at least evince none
in the progress of affairs. They are en-
gagged at the pillow and tending their
tiocks on the plains just as ususl. Carl
baldi's men do not interfere with them.
Eight men oil the Garibaldian army
are 10 be shot tomorrow, by sentence
OF a court-martial, having been con-
victed of thieving at Monte Rondo.
The men of the force are very enthu-
siastic in their hopes as to the result OF
the movement on Rome, but the ~eath,
er is very cold during the nights, and
this lessons their patriotism and endur-
ance not little.
Recruits come in at an average of six
hundred daily. Arms and provisions
are bad in large quantities from the
province of Perui.
There has been no actual engagement
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Rondo. The priests fought bravely at
Monte Rondo. After the fight, Carl
baldi's officers begged him to shoot at
once all the prisoners taken in action,
but he refused promptly and with de-
termination.
yet.
Signor Accevibi was not killed at vi
terbo, as at first reported.
Garibaldi's sons, Mentir and RecOtti,
are both in camp with their father.
Garibaldi will not advance nearer TO
Rome till he has 10000 men at least
under his command. He is to-day en-
ruins of the bridges destroyed by fire by
the Papal troops. In camp the General
retires at O'Clock in the evening, and
rises at 8 in the morning. 1t is said
he Intends to occupy Monte Mario i'm
mediatalY. Two thousand Bapal troops,
we'll differed and handled in the field,
could destroy Garibaldi's force by an
assault on the rear of his POSITION
Members OF the InsurrectionRry Com
mittee are here consulting with Carl
baldi. The General would regard it as
an act of madness to attack Rome with
the force under Elm.
italian troops posted on the frontier
are in tine condition and advancing on
Terni near Rome. All the Garibaldian
force left here to-day. escorting paPal
military prisoners taken in the late
actions, en- route towards Florence.
The prisoners were insulIed at the sta
tions by the people, and some confusion
ensued by the Italians, but the police
restored order.
FLORENCE. Oct. 3I.-A battalion of
volunteers from this city which had
marched for the frontier, has been
stopped at Narini on the way by Italian
troops. GAribaldian demonstrations
continue to be made daily in all the
chief towns OF Italy.