Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-10-25
Important European News.
FLORENCE. Oct. 10. P. N

The situation of Italy towards
Rome is embarrassing and critical
The Italian troops on duty on the
frontier line under the terms of the
September Convention have been re-
inforced, and the officers acting un-
der the King are making increased
efforts for the satisfactory discharge
OF their instructions. All Italy re-
mains excited in a remarkable manner
at the threat of French Intervention,
as reported from Paris, and the actual
war preparations which are being
carried on at Toulon by order of
Napoleon. Reports have been re-
ceived in this city from Rome dated
yesterday friday evening, which
state that fierce battle took place
between the revolutionary invaders
and the Papal troops the previous
afternoon, in Which the soldiers of
the Pope retook the town Of Veroll,
the Garibaldian force sustaining a
heavy loss.
New YORK, Oct. 81.
By steamer at this port there has
been received from Europe the ad-
dress of Garibaldi to the Italians. 1t
is as follows:
CAPRERA, Oct. 2, 1867.
Italians: Tomorrow we should
have set the seal to our glorious rev.
outions by giving the last blow to the
tabernacle of idolatry, and so to Ital-
ian shame and imposture. Papacy,
the pedestal Of tyranny, is anathema-
tized by the entire world. All ma
tons gaze to-day on Italy as on their
redeemer, and because of one man
shall Italy recoil in fear from her glo-
rious mission. In adherence to the
desire of certain friends | returned to
this my dwelling place free and with
out conditions, with the promise that
they would Immediately reconduct mt
to the Continent. Now, if the MAIL
who is the synonym of Italian shame
by dint of his police tricks, should
hinder that return,all that | ask of my
fellow-countrymen is that they march
onward to the sacred goal that they
have prefxed with the calm and maj
esty of nation that feels its owl
power.
To the army and the people
preached discipline, when people anC
army, disguised with the cowardly
ServiIity of their government, clamor
ed to be led to Rome. To the sol
diers | said they ought to keep theil
bayonets for nobler use. For Papa
mercenaries the butt end of their
muskets would do. Despite the ge
MUS of evil, which still! weighs upon
our soil, there is great consolation il
the fact Of the powerful determination
of the robust and formidable elements
of the nation, the army, the people
and the volunteers. Woe to any whC
would throw down the apple of dis
cord among these brothers.
When Italy shall count her com
pact ranks of children marching to-
ward her final redemption, the few
existing towards will take courage
and the silly fears Of foreign inter
vention will cease. | repeat, there
fore, you must go on with the redemp
ton Of Rome at any cost. If yo
deem me necessary for the accom-
pIishment of this aim, [ suppose YOU
will find means to iberate
G. GARIBALDI.
LONDON, Saturday night, Oct. 20
Official dispatches received iron
Rome report two battles as havin
taken place between the inSurgent
and Pontifcal troops, in which tn
latter were victorious. The town o.
Heroa and Orte, which had bee
taken by the insurgents were assault
ed 10y the Papal forces aud carried b
storm.
PARIS, Oct. 2O-P. NJ.
1t is rumored to-day that the lea(
ing European Powers will unite wit
France in a joint Intervention for tn
settlement of the Roman ouestic
and the preservation of peace. TT
French Cabinet has addressed ci
e cular note to its representatives
s foreign courts, soIemnly pledgir
5 France to enforce the Stipulations {
e the treaty OF September.
II The excitement and anxiety create
by the rumors continually arisiT
It here are very great, and renteS a
huctuating.
O MARsEILLEs, Oct. 20.
r Accounts are received from tt
9 Island of Gambia of the arrival the
Y of the Turkish Grand Vizier al
n other members of the Commission {
e Inquiry sent out by the Sultan. II
Grand Vizier had met deputatiC
of the Cretan Insurgents at Canea