The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-29
p@sn nnronrnp roR far DAILx AncUs.
Very Important and Exciti
ing News from Rome:
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Fighting Commenced
near the City.
l. i q - Il ---4--@s( VI.
THE FRENCH ON THEIR WAY TO
! ROME TO RELIEVE THE POPE.
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GREAT.DEM0CRATIC ENTAUsIAsM
! Y OUN MILWAUKRE~ GALL
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More about the Interview oil a
b.. Southern Editor with 3
lE,le@.si- General Grant. u .'i
Snow Falling in Wisconsin
and Minnesota.

sMTyw.uxxE. Oct. pa democratic mass
meeting was held last evening at City Hall Inc
room crowded to overlooking, and seVeIei
thousand formed a meeting outside. The audi
epce in the hali was addressed by Hon. W. A.
Richardson, of H., Senator Dooliule and D. u.
LAWYER. The outside meeting was addressed py
Hon. Messrs Moses NJ. Strong Charles IL Lar
rabee and Judge Mallory. The greatest en'husi-
asm prevailed. IN .
NV YoRk. Oct. 29.-The following are cable
/ dispatches to the New York Herald So
Row., Oct 26.-The Pope in letter to the
catholic bishops throughout the world, says that
the patrimony of the church has been assalied by
revolutionsts, and asks them to order prayers IN
| all the churches for the Holy See.
| The polce on Friday, in searching house,
| met with resistance. They attacked the house
with bayonets, killing Is Garibaldians and taking
&c prisoners. Z A quantity of arms and bombs
| was also captured. sxs
| There has been fighting to-day half q mile from
the city. Great excitement prevails ~ithm the
| wallis The reyoiutionists are making prepare
| tons for n second uprising.
| proclamation has been issued TO prohibit
the assemblase of over four persons together at
the same time. All persons are to retire within
| their houses and shops are to be closed when the
lsignal of alarm is given. ---.#s f--
| News has been received here that enc Thousand
Garibsldans attacked ictoria, yesterday, settine
| fire TO one of the gates. They were repuised WIFE
| heavy loss in men and material. 1t is sad thai
their leader was Deputy Aeerbi, and that ne was
| killed.
The citizens of Rome, including many Of tn
| aristocracy, have been armed and Patroi the
| streets during the night. -.-7. s-.- .t.-.s
Pans. eve, Oct. 27.-The widest rumorS
! in regard to; Italy are circulating here. 1t
! raporet that the Italian Crown Prince ha
put himself at the head of an army to reslS
, | The French. Another rumor saws hing Vic
tor Emanuel will abandon the crown.
, PkRrs, Oct 21.-The Monitor of to-da!
saws that the feet at Toulon had been KEEP
, back az the request of the King oflitaly, e6n
it has now sailed for the Italian cost, DC
cause no cabinet has been formed At Flol
fence aud because Garihaldi is menaelhg IA
city of Rome. This action of France is d'
| elared not aggressive, Both Italy and Franc
are interested in the preservation Of ord'
I'd and the eradication of lsw.r~. g~~ r.
to a banquet was given YESTERDAY. by. Y
Foreign members OF the imperial commlsslC
| of exposition uniyersale to the French neT
hers ABS EEz St4Gs ,ASa&B
NJ. Rouher, minister of foreign affair
> was present and made an Important and 81
nificant speech, He .aAsded directly 70 q
I | present crisis in Italy, and said he hops
that Italy would not,under the influence OF
ey bad eassion, be led Ia engage in a war WI
/ tPrancr. byrS that she would emerge r Q
ns this great Iiatioaai trial purified and frle'
of order.
Oct. 2Tth.-Garibaldis force IS sand
be from IL. 600 to l2,eoD, strong.
the Papal troops have been concentrated
fore Rome with orders 10 act upon the deit
sive The troops that sailed from ioni'
a will reach Civitai Vecebia this afternoon:
"a FLoRExcE, Oct. 26.-rhe soldiers OF
Ire tor Emanuel refasea TO tight AGAINST Ua
haldi. The cause of the national unity
l Il
4 now considered certain that a thorough
u' radical ministry will be formed whose p
cy will be devoted TO making Rome the c.
ort ital of Italy. :.
DTS FLORENCE, Oct. 81 Two battles h'
been fought between volunteers under Va
haIdi. The first took place at Monterant
do. The second was fought farther sol
at Torree In both of these engagemer
which were of desperate character,
invaders were victorious and Gen. Ga1iba
I has now arrived before Rome with 1O,'
men.
New York, oct. 29th.-The Tribur
special SAYS Gen. Duel-of, Gen. Ora
staff. denies the story of the southern ed
about his Interview with the general
interview lasted only about 2 Minutes 4
cf, no conservation ON politics took place. -
ST. Paul, Oct. 29th.-First- snow. OF
season, now failing, q. P M. - -
Madison, Wisconsin, Oct 29th.-lt
been showing hard for hours, the firsi
&C the season.
ngs The New York Times special says:
ery, The southern editor who proposes To |
the lish his interview with Gen. Grant is
e re- editor of the Atlanta Era who a year
at nominated Grant. for president 1t be
rks difficult for him TO convince his readers
Grant is not radical he saught this In
.1h view and now says he can show he is NO
-. The government has ordered tn
ms boarps to be put at the graves of the
d as spirators,. who are buried in The az
Grounds. for the purpose of identificatic