New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11
ITALY.
TIE SITUATION.

Once more the King of Italy has yielded to
the from the Tuileries and issues procama-
ton adherlng To the September Convention, denOuncng
tie movement Of Garibadi, and summonng the people
the army stand by the Kingdom Cialdni, either
failing secure support or refusing to aecede to the
Klngs policy. has resigned.
MenaDrea has constructed eabinctiwhich signs the
Kings proclamation. Garibadi is within sight OF Rome
(Oc 26), after winning victory at Monte Rotondo and
capturing three cannon The vanguard OF the French
Expedition was expected TO reach Ciyita Vecchia Mon
day night oct o. and the troops 10 be at Rome the
morning Of the 10Th I was quite possible that Garbad
should be there before them.
PROCLAMATION FROM THE KING
The following proclamation Of King Victor Emmanuel
10 the Italian people issued Florence, Oct. %
Itaans Bands Of volunteers excited and seduced by
party without my authorization or that Of my Govern
ment have violated the frontier OF the State The respect
equally due by all citizens TO the laws and International
spulaons sanctioned by Parliament and by me under
these serious circumstances prescrbes an neXorabe debt
OF honor Europe knows that the nag raised In territories
adjacent TO ours and upon which is inscribed destruction
TO the supreme spiritual authority OF the head OF the
Catholic religion Is not mine Ihls attempt places our
country IN the most serious danger IL imposes
upon the mperous duty OF saving at the same time
our honor aud the country and not confoundng IN one
objects. Italy must be secured against the dan
gers she may run. Europe must be convinced
that faithful to her engagements, Italy does
not desire to be and cannot be the disturber
Of public order war with our ally would be fratT,
cda between two armies who have fought for the
cause. As holder OF the right OF peace or war
cannot tolerate IFS usurpation feei confident there
the Italian citizens who have violated that right Will
promptly withdraw behind the line OF our troops The
dangers which disorders and rash schemes may create
among must be appeascd by maintaining the firm au-
thory OF the Government and the involabilty OF the
laws The honor OF the country is In my hands and the
confidence the nation has shown In me during the sad
dest periods cannot fail me- When calm shall be restored
10 mems minds, and public order shall be fully re-
established according 20 the vote OF Parliament, my
Government, I'm agreement with that OF France, will
endeayor with all loyalty TO make practicable arrange
men calculated 10 put an end To the serious and import
ant Roman question. have had aud always shall have
confidence In your WISDOM as you have had IN the a1ec-
ton your King for this great country, which, thanks
10 sacrifices have at last restored to the
number OF nations and which We must hand down en-
tire and honored 10 our children -
The proclamation is signed by the King and all the
Ministers.
THE MINISTERIAL cRrsIs-A CABINET FORMED BY MENA-
DREA.
Gen Cialdin has been unsuccessful in forming min
istry Signor RatazzI and Gen. Durando were
negotiating with that object, but failed. On the
27th signor Ratazz dehntiyely declined to
continue negotiations for the formation of
ministry and Gen Menabrca succeeded in constituting
cabinet The ministry is formed as follows Gen.
Nenabrea takes the portfolio OF Foreign Affairs with the
presidency OF the Council; Sgnor Gualterio Interior
signor Cambray Digny, Finance; sgnor Cantei, Public
Works; Gen. Bcrto Viale. War; signor Mari Justice.
Until the complete formation OF the cabinet Gen. Mena
brea will the ad interim direction of the Ministry
OF the Marine sgnor Cambray Dgny Of Agriculture, aud
signor Cantel OF Public Instruction.
G ARIBALDIs MovEMENTs-CoSDTroS OF THE voLUs-
TeERs-PREPARATIoNs FOR A FORWARD MARCH.
Dispatches received in London Oct. 49, by mail from
our correspondent with Garibald are as follows:
TERM Wednesday, Oct 23-6 q. m.-We arrived at 10i
last night at the station OF Tern The General sent for
the head OF the Committee for full report OF the nsur
gents ind after waiting half an hour, into the carriage
dashed RccIotti with young Sician They had Just
returned from the camp TO beat up for shoes and ban
kets as the volunteers though toeraby armed are per-
fectly destitute OF these articles II expected to find you
under the walls of Rome, said GarbaldL AS he listened
10 the details Of the positions, numbers, and prospects
Ills face Frightened. Such disastrous accounts had
reached Florence that In secret heart we were al
prepared for the worst After time, the General SAID
we will sleep at Terni." and ut TerDi we were
received In hospitabe house OF Signor F. whose son
Ia with Menott. Gen. Tabbuzh came, and 10 quarter
Of an hour verify believe more work was done tan IN
,he preceding month At supper Garinald made the
youg sca recount the history OF Monte lDretto and
read homy on panics 10 which he attributed nearly
ali the short,comlng of tho volunteers When roof
als i'm LET your last words be ooh ts nothing We have
nine hours ride before MS 10 reach Menott OF
course give names places but shall send line when
our guides return.
GARIBALDIs PROCLAMATION
The Morinento publishes the following proclamation Of
1arbaldi:
In Italy "a elsewhere there Is permanent question.
On the one aida IN truth and ,nsnae on the other na