Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS
Rh~ AppRst If GaYihal6i

The Arrest 81 SoYbpotdn.
FLoRHHCx. Sept Alden. q 0aribaldi Was ar
valvasa. BY order of King Victor Eman uel.
0arioaldt was engaged in perfecting his plan
OF invasion Of the Pontidcai territory, which
embraces the idea Of an immediate march on
Rome; aner which, " successful, the Eternal
Cliy was TO be proclaimed the capital OF united
Italy, by the leader OF the party or action.'
HIS Intentions and designs were made kno Hn
10 his adherents, and conseqsently to the
Kings government in this city BY the circula-
ticn amongst the revolutionists OF q very in
hsmmalory address, dated and issued from
ATezzo on Sunday last, the 22d instant
The issue OF this revoiutionar ary paper placed
King Victor Emanuel In a difficult position
BY the Tecan convention with Franc, under
which the French troops evacuated Rene ne
is hound 10 maintain the Papal territory free
from fhbusterism coming from Italy, even at
the cost OF offending his progressive friends
among the people The king has executed his
treaty obligation with fidelity. He replied to
Saribald ldiis address by a royal proclamation.
circulated also on Sunday, in which he de-
nounced The Garibaldi IAN movement eau toned
his subjects against aiding or taking part In II ,
and declared his resolve TO arres and rigorous
ly punish any OF his people who disobeyed
him, as we'll as others arrested on the soil OF
Italy engaged in crime "against the lsw OF
nations" BY viz ne of this proclamation Gar
ibaldi has beer arrested, and from this act
may ensus the settlement OF the long vexsd
ltalo Roman and Papai temperatures ques-
liens. The arrest of the general will produce
very considerable excitement although his
prestige has been tarnished some W hat in the
eyes of the people by the report Of his pro-
ceeding at the Geneva Peace Congress.
FLORENCE. September PIP. M.-rhe Italian
Cabinet, under the premiership Of Ratazzi, is
determined to prevent the invasion of the Pa
pal territory by the 0artbaldians or "party of
action" men, and also to preser We from viola
ton the articles of the convention OF Septem Der
Is with France, and the other treaties guaran-
integrity Of the Papai domain as at pres
snt constituted. General Garibaldi, IN pursu-
ance Of his plans against Rome, was on Mon
day last at SiniRaglia, fortified seaport OF
Central Italy, lying sixteen miles west north
west ct Ancona, and situated On the Misa at its
mouth in the AdriatIc Here the general WAS
summoned by Italian authority, and under
and by virtue of the Kings proclamation in
the name OF the law, TO retrace his steps. Carl
baldi at on ce refused, and upon his refusal he
was immediately arrested by the officers of the
crown and conveyed, after a short delay, to
the For'ress of Aleesan n dria, ,aIhuildng in which
he enjoyed the privilege of conference
with Louis Napoleon during the progress of
the Italian war 10 1859. The arms aud war
munitions intended for the use OF the Garibal-
dian troops were seized on the frontier. The
italian volunteers W no formed the Garibafdian
ranks were also made prisoners by the agents
OF the King Of Italy. Immense excitement pre-.
yalls In the city.
FLORENCE, September o5-when It became
known that Garibaldi had been arrested, MS
partisans here made turbulent dem ons stratIons
of sympathy which finally developed into a
riot, but the disturbance was suppressed. All
vClunteers on the Roman frontier have been
compelled to retire ny the Italian troops. The
King OF Italy, IN another proclaim alton, says
the faith of the Government, pledged IN its
treaties with foreign pow, RS, exacted Of it the
painful duty of arresting GarlbaIdi. 1t is
said the Italian Government has offered to
send Garibaldi 10 Caprera if he will give his
parole.
RoAE. September 2i.-The Eternal City is
greatly excited by the important political
events which are transpiring IN Italy. The
Papal troops. including the famous Antibes
legion. which many Romans regard as 4
French force in reality, and which caused by
It's presence the recent military mission OF
General Dumont from Paris 70 koms, are very
active. and on the alert every where.
PARIS, September PIP. M.-The city is ex-
cited to very great degree by the publication
OF the news Of Garibaldls arrest by the Italian
troops and the present Illustration Of the revo-
lutionary advance on Rome. The reports are
commented on freely. parties expressing them
selves IN approval or condemnation, Jus.
they incline in feeling toward Garibadi's idea
OF progress or the conservausm of Napoleon
TouLoF, September 2i-A number of
French transports and war vessels are already
bled al this naval station, under orders
of the minister of n arne, ready for the duty
Of enbarkDg force OF Imperial troops and
conveying them 10 Italy to rne aid OF the Kings
Government In lis action against the reyolp-
tonists.
PARIS, September 25-The official journals
praise the decision and firmness of the King
of Italy, and say the conduct OF the Italian
Government is another guarantee OF peace
LONDON, September 25-Evenng.-Tnere
are fears entertained OF an attack al Dover
Castle by FeniaEs. Arms have been sent
down and proper precautions taken to pre-
vent the attempt. The commissioners for the
uial OF the Manchester rioters meets in Decem-
ber next. At the Newmarket races to-day
knight OF the Garter won the Newmarket
bienDials. and Beauty the handicap sweep
stakes. The session of the Pan Anglican Sy-
nod commenced yesterday. Bishop White
hohse, OF Illinois, preached the opening SER
mon.