New-York tribune., 1867-10-04

IN nossese bimself of boat and crew. and land some
where in the Roman States Such was the credence
given to this report that felt the panic taking fast
hold of me. and although the General himself had
given me leave" till the 2Oh abandoned the idea oil
awaiting the King and the grand opening ceremony,
and travelled post haste to Florence, where iound
the promised letter Of advice Arrive Florence olo
D. M on Tuesday take train $40 for AreLzo same
evening or sleep night in Florence and proceed on
the morrow This is noon on Monday. Menottl is
here awaiting his father; so l might quietly have
spent Yesterday at Milan, and written you thence !;
bnt Garibaldi like tlme must be taken by the fore
lock-better be before him than behind INN; Inc
position may be defined in q few words: The Romans
are to nsurge but they MAINTAIN that without heip
from without they cannot get up tue steali
Hundreds of our best volunteers have erosseu
have arrived safely az their destination, either
i'm the city or in the provinces ms proves inat tle
Italian troops ON the frontier nave puIposey @ sliue
their ewes and that the populations WITHIN nave
helped them to escape the vigilance OF the iapai
spes police. and mercenaries. From one frlehu
safely mOored in Rome have received loI,T letters
is not given TO eXaggeration. Il have talked WIN
hundreds of the population he writes; the lFas-
teverini are revolutionists to man. ihey nave lew
arms save their knives, but they think these more
than sufficient for the and legonaries their
hate for the Cardinals is something curions.
Roman vespers' is their watchword. The middle
classes on the contrary. are terrOr-strlcken. You
will ruin a' they say. France will intervene; the
Italian Government NIL Te.'e Gav tue aver %c &c
&c Du rtste I have visited all the monuments;
received the Papal blessing, and studied wei, well
the prison in which our poor Petronio has been
confined since 1Si9. If am not sent TO share his
quarters tell G. that the honor of libeiatlng MN
claim for myself" Major J.: G." the writer OF thls
letter was soldier of the Roman Repubiic-a sol
dier in the Crimea-saved Gs life when his carriage
was overturned on the Votuno LIST October, ana
was one of the best officers of 1sG Inc fe,rohlo nc
refers TO is one of the few MaZzlnians who nave re-
maned faithful to their chef lie was arrested ior
conspiracy after the fall of the Republic took all the
blame on himself aided his comrades 10 escape, ana
has been immured in the same filthy dungeon for II
years. have seen letters written III Doou on pieces
of linen which are chef dGuvTes OF patriotism, hero
worship, and constaney. 1t VIII be eoOd aay lor
the Italians when Per0no shall be restored to Tree
dom. Outside the Roman states feelings anu opin,
ions are conflicting. Garibadis iron-will has slleced
the protests believe must say the Judgment OF the
nltrlI liberal deputies. Deputy Nicotera asks three
months delay but is present; deputies Mlcele La
Porla CarbOneli, gurgle protests III true Neapoltah
fasbiOn-but submit meelly to him whom they have
not the courage to dsobey. Acerbi the eXlntendene
Generate, who has declared from the iirSt he should
follow his leaders and that they wonld follow him,
chuckles over the penitents of whom he has said from
the first 4" .et them alone and they VIII come nome
and bring their tails behind Them" Gen. fabTizzi
seems affected with his neuralgic pains Ill the head
en- peJnQReRce but in his lucid intervals muInlursi
come / come but whittier are we gong wlnther! !
oh whitherw Benedetto Carroll usually so genial anu
jovial walks with head downcast ana Gloudea brow
He had pledged himself TO Crspi and Bertani 10 re-
sist to the last aud they counting on hn rs the man
who has more influence over Garlbadi than any one
else have hoped to the last that G. wonld give H."
On the contrary. assaucy smile III GarbaldIs eye,
pat on the shoulder and BenedettO is struck dumb.
Not only he finds no words to induce his General to
desst but follows him and will follow him TO the last
Crispi and Bertani, probably TO avoid being con-
WINGED against their WILL remain in Paris. consider
the former a "gone COON" RataZzi has fascinated
him; if Garbaldrs personal presence is not brought
to bear upon him. and speedily he is lost to the Party
of Action for ever As FOR the latter feel sure that
before the first batch of wounded are carried from
the field" if wounded and helds are on ,ne oaius'
knife in hand the prince of operatorsn the hospl-
tails; the ideal Of a volunteer organizer when
other pnritans declare that they will not help TO
plant the Republican flag ia Rome. but, 80 they SAID
abOnt Palermo, Naples; the Iyrol, and yet were
resolves, he laughed his hcarticst laugh, and said
81 should like 10 see skirnish without
them it would be novelty" SO much
much about Mr.. Ratazzi, his programme, his inten-
tions his master orders the point to which lac M,
tends To obcy thenbut since the left has proved
the Ecclesiastcal bill has passed, he has no sPecal
need of their services aud turns the cold shoulder on
all who approach him-all except CTispl, OF course
From what one can gather, IL would seem that
Napoleon demanded the arrest of Gar1baldi tile mo-
.nent he approached the frontier, that Ratazn re-
Oiled impossible there would be general feVoIti,
tionv and our troops won't perpetTate n second
Aspromonte-that at the present moment rs the
price of Italian alliance III the fulurc war against
Prussia, Napoleon is trying to induce the fope 10
allow the Italian Government 10 enter the provinces
and hold them against the TeyOlutionstS that the
Pope denurs, saying my ZOuaycs have chance
against the Garibaldians, but if Victor Emmanuel
be mine again that Napoleon replies m
less you yield this much you viii lose The
provinces and Rome itself since your subjects VIII
second the Garibadans and the Italian troops won't
oppose them. If, on the contrary. Italian troops
hold your territory, neither Garbaldians nor Romans
will attack them, and will hold the Government TO
lIntyf far hes
tons have gone the precise point at which hey now
stand cannot pretend 10 say, but II successful,
presume that as soon as VIC cross te Iiohler m We
Rome and its monuments and be bound over TO
keep the peace The situation borders on the comic
As we have been playing at peace" at Geneva, 1T
almost seems that are going to play at revolution
But will not Jest the result may he only too tragic
as Garbaldi is resolved to never seathc his sword
until Papacy be destroyed, until his death shall
secure what his life has failed TO achieve.
Judging from the daily moderate papers, one wond
say that their editors are in the Popes service and
paid spies of His Holiness; that they would prefer
that Rome should never become the capital of Italy
rather than that Garibadi should make II So In the
first place on Garibaldis advent i'll Geneva, they
concratnlated the Roman Government on the breath
ing time allowed III when they protested against ms
dcnunciations Of Papacy as the lnta Catioiica
would alone be justified in doing; when hc left they
reioced in his so-called expulsion" reprinted the
foul articles Of The London Times tracked him to Bel
girate criticised his speech there, and from then t
now abuse him because he has not proclaimed his
Hherea bouts his destination, and immediate Inten-
tions To crown all the PDSercrdRtG, the
organ Of the Lombard CoRsOriGid, even rs the
Malone is the organ of the Forentne, Doth organs of
RicasolD in tO-day's correspondence from Florence
informs the Pope of large numbers OF unexpected
and nninvited guests who have arrived in his king
DOM and cOndoes with him on the difficulty he Will
find in getting rid Of them. This party maintains
the right of Napoleon to intervene in case an nsui
rcction. apparently commenced by the Romans. but
in reality provoked by the vol untccTs, who; during
the last month. have been sent IN IN small baichcs
ALA s,icooIaia shall compromise the States OF the
Church which France. more than the rest o1 the
Catholic Powers has pledged herself 10 guarantee!
MEXJCO.