New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
THE ARREST of GARIDAIpI.

\ Telegram of Sunday from Florence says ::
letter from Ganbald has been published, n which the
General declares that he accepted the ofcrof liberty
10 proceed TO Capcra without agreeing To any CON
il is stated that notwithstanding the removal Of Gen
Garihald TO CapTcra thc Italian Government continues
IT. precautions on the Papa frontier.
"rRANQUmIIIY" AND INFANTRY.
Florence telegram Of Saturday says: The dispatches
received from the provinces announce that tranquility
prevails The succeeding dispatch that two
battauoDs of infantry left for Term and Or,eto respect
MORE ARREsGs.
few more persons compromised In the late demon
stratIon were arrested on Saturday at Florence
PARLIAMENT 10 nE CoNvoKED-RlTTAzH WANTS An
INDEMNITY.
II is believed, says Florence dispatch that the Gov
ernment il about 10 convokc special session Of the
Italian Parliament and 10 ask from It bill Of indemnity
approving the conductor tbe Ministry III cohhfcuoh WIN
GaribaldI's recent enterprise.
An INsuERECTIoS FEARED KING
King Victor Emmanuel has, IL Is said written TO the
French Emperor to say that Observation-Disclosures rather
on account Of Garbalds arrest, IL will not be possible TO
avoid an nsurrect!on, perhaps revolution In Italy
less the treaty OF September relative to Rome be lnod
fled in other words, unless France ceases 10 forbid the
Italians from taking possession Of their capital.
GARIBALDfs PROCLtMATloN
After his arrest Garibadi found means TO address
new proclamation TO the Romans and Italians. Accord
ing 10 some accounts he wrote II while dressing for he
was in bath when the troops arrested him at Snalnnga
But other letters e drew up The proclamation on ms
knccs the railway train, and slipped II ntoa letter
asking for ncCcssaIes, which he obtained leave 10
send TO Florence. II was thus worded:
The Romans have the right OF slaves-that OF rising
aganst their yiants the priests 1t Is The duty OF
duty even If nifty Garibaldis thrown into prison
Pursue then your noble resolutions Romans and Italians
s YOUR WoTS is "ccompished You viii Sd your heads
erect and say 10 the nations We have cleared the high
way OF human fraternity Of it's most abominable enemy
THE PROTEST ERoM TIE DErUrIEs.
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that a meeting Of the Left had been held to protest
against the seizure OF Gaiibaldi hundred members OF
the Chamber Of Deputies assembled Immediately upon
receipt Of the news aud passed resolution TO send an
address the President OF the Chamber, NJ Mari desr
ING him to cause the sacredness of the parliamentary
character violated in the person Of one Of It's most illus
trous representatives TO be respected The session Of
the Chambers had not been closed but prorogued. aud
Garibadi was covered by the constitutional guaranty
which protects the liberty and independence OF the rep
resentaiives OF the nation.
The DEMONSTRATIONS ~ FLORENCE.
An the papers agree Ia stating that the popular tuinus
following upon the arrest has has been wholly under
stated by the official kilograms. Letters received des-
cribe the demon stron at one iue most formidable
sudden and yolent rai1sto & a,sted the soldiers OF
NJ. Ratazh in dispensing tle multitude l
A detailed account by man says -
Gnribaldis arrest became known In Florence about
midday aud Immediately produced the greatest excite
ment throughout the city The cafes leading thorough
fares and public places WE WARMLY nsn % hnaS h i
n,i witlstandng storm Of wind and rain which set In
early i'm fhe evening and continued with increasing yio-
ence until long after midnight About o'clock groups
of voung men boys began collecting in different parts
Of the city, aud joining MIR ,orSe . aided inc stSfI -
" Death to Eaiazzl o. Down with the Government ="
one az these nOs made rush at the guard room Of
r Naon Guard under the clock tow cr OF the PalazZO
Vccchlo in the Piazza signoi1a and seized about dozen
| ,nnsEr{s Standing I'm the rack. The thus armed
marched at the head Of their companions who then pro
reedcd with loud shouts toward the headquarters OF
ing 10 seize the and ammunition there deposited
INT this intention frustrated by the courageous and
rsnit Dc amor uf the guard the pOpuacc,
after fling two shots, which fortunately hurt nobQdy,
passed on TO the IiaAL, Sahlo sptIt" ana colnsneeu
of sgnor Ratazzi rnor, however. spread among ihel
tha be Minister at the elc graph Office, npon which
Tho rioters made their way into the Via Caizano, whcre
thew were met by troop Of cavalry. They dispersed
] ,diately fetsHembled shortly trwaId, aud
made Tor te Ministry of the Interior. ~ Wa Cav oar
before which the authorities f0icsoCng thi LIONcntni