New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04

touches hearts % IL expresses true and simple SEN
prevent any insurrectOn in Rome we understand the
saece but that the sons should be allowed TO light the
them, is TO incomprehensibe policy. Either the
Roman Instruction desirable thng ana ought 10 DC
allowed TO succeed and Garbad left free TO insure sue
cess or Il ought to have been hindered altogether
$3.50 oe'ock.-Fresh news frOm Mehotu. Ills soidlels
amount ~ $500. Here is his proclamation
COMRADES! Yesterday we fought and wen as voun-
eers ought win who combat for such cause as ours
Let the blood shed by martyrs spur TO Initiate
wh Se sy cnT soil and at the time
member that. with the foe in view, ORDER discipline,
While with grief we announce the loss of two Of our
braves we ask you bear in mind the of Rossini
mpatance the list OF those who yesterday distinguished
themselves that may insert them In special order
OF the day must record the noble conduct OF Major
Fariua who fell seriously wounded. Initiate his valor
Gen. Garibald writing from Caprera, says: Salute In
that win manage TO JOIN them. augur You victory
with PRIDE MENoTr1 GARIBALDI
Commander-in Chief.
The latest proposition in the Cabinet make Of Rome
an autonomous city-a sort OF Papal town-housc
The entire Papalln have retired from Frosinone at
Nicotera's advance The concentration movements are
FIoRENCE Oct. is.-Just as posted my last nIght's
letter. my colleague returned from Ieghorn Inc mall
came in and the CAPTAINS narration il as follows
The Island OF Caprera Is watched by six men-ofwal
taken from the MSddaena on the Island Of apfera are
$50 marines; on the topmost peaks OF Caprea officers
%n f Necessary signals 70 aH i. S aS
every boat carrying It's swivel gun and muskets. ..
Whenever mail steamer or ship or even fishing boat,
approaches the Maddalena, . man-Ofwar goes OUT 70
meet 1t, and brings 1t In In tow Once anchored on the
Maddaena the intruder surrounded the names OF crew
and passengers taken and papers demanded ana the
"human beings summoned on deck and passed IN re-
view All who have right TO land are landed IN Gov
eminent boats The same system Is pursued WIN All
who wish 10 embark.
Would you like TO know the RESULT Not one Of hsse
marine SPIES has been able TO ascertain whether Carl
badi in his house whether he has escaped They
rpt,lV
further he dare not 90 Consequently either Garbaldi
il barricaded within his castle or he has succeeded M
escaping OF the Iiberator know nothing that
1T, with ms precious human started from Lfghorn on
'Thave no letter from Caprera." quoh the captain OF
the Piedmont How could you expect any, The sesia
fired Bassos boat he took the Generals last letter
you that Of the 10Th board the Sardequa. Since
day the Secretary Basso has not been heard Of"
requested the captain OF the Piedmont TO declare on oath
that he knew nothing OF Garibaldis whereabouts LOOK
10 yourself" replied the GenOese Then they requested
him promise that he would not pick up any one on his
homeward route.
dressing Isola, con such ms this" lon must re-
member that these steamers belong 20 inc Phvae sy
pany OF Rubatino Co.. and that not one o the captains
would dare TO return to Genoa II he had reiused service
The peasants who tin Garibalds fields" have allbeen
arrested questioned and menaced " Where y GsIf
badi r. is the question Non 10 so II do MT knoW when
did you him last r. Non nj rieordo don't remem-
bcr The last Of Garibadi was nv the COM
ande Of the ss aaa Gaa "S on We ns rS
you. Gencrar mo, SigHOre" TO Basso' aloud, " lie.
my threshold"
MrNoTTI GARIBALpr AND THE ROMAN LEGION.
The Roman Legion effected junction, Oct. 20,
with MonOtti Gar1baldi IL ~ stated that Menou Gail-
baldi having left Nerola will occupy Paomhara.
LOAN 10 InE IrAL q eoYT n.S ~ ,,,v ,,.
advanced the Government icOoocO Of lire upon bonds
which tie bank undertakes "a place. ~ Is believed mat
until these iOo,OOo,OcO are repaid.
THE NEGOTIATION BETWEEN FRANCE AND ITALY
The various communications that have passed Of late
between the French and Italian Cabinets In conference
with VI Ngra In dispatches 10 the Minister AZ Florence,
are pretty much the same words least In suO
stance article which appears IN the Irtssc IL WAS
m Tsy Rn oTnS tS the pte put upon by INC Re9o
lutiouary party not 10 speak Of the pressure OF public
Sp HAT H would I'd peT having the assent Of France
that IN ease refusal the Italian army would be IA Rome
could rGtp ' 10 driven mo- out Of only by force
that this Of course meant Wdn var od ana M ' Tsnes
TO Europe violating tho principle Of experimentation,
would most probably find allies to aid her IN meeting
france and Italy should together To this the French
apeed the seerty Of the PoniiGcai states that they
still approved the Convention aud held TO that TINY
Rome within the time specified; that they had the right
to require and did require that Italy should perform her
permit 10 violate and that II would he violated all
the by Joint ~ by single occupation ot Rome
tlon; aud this reproach they grounded not merely
the declarations OF the Papal Go'enpient, but
agents. The Italian Government waa not - powerless
II declared itself 10 be- hut able enough ~ enforce
cOmpllace with the obligations " contracted. The
September Convention must not be considered ~ apsed
aud IN default OF one o the parties VIII be eXecutedb
over the Poncal territory, nnd after repellng The IN
vaders whom the Italian Government has been unable 10
arrest after showing by acts that in case viii the reyo
luton De- allowed To overthrow the POntcal sovereignty
me Observation-Disclosures which the Convention guarantees to
which IL won be more painful TO France TO have
eorf Ia 4 n
and II In despite " IT, Italian soldiers under any
nretense The Roman frontier the treaty VIII
win then impose the obligation. Italy has con
before French Ship has sailed from Touion they may
besege the Pope In tho Castle Of ~ Angelo before
French soldier sets his foot Pontca territory but In
that II not at Rome but nj Turin and II need be
at Florence, that the French Government would treat
The French army would cross the Alps and ~ II -
probable that they have not degenerated they would
dictate the first battlefield peace Of which the rst
and only condition would he the liberation OF the Pope
and the strict Observance Of the September Convention
snch has been the attitude and the language OF the
French Government; It's policy may BIO summed up ~
few woOdhe Convention, nothing but the tConyenton
a pS TS to the Interests Of France without laying amy
sacrifice Italy rs no one can ohectto the
contracted This policy has received the adhesion
of Europe, and wo are convinced that the country Will
approve IT,"
THE RoMASs FRAY FOR An ITALIAN NTERyENTI0S.
According TO dispatch received at Florence, oct 49,
an address signed by 1900 Romans has been presented
10 the Senators OF Rome requesting them intepose
with the Pope In favor Of Intervention OF the Italian
troops as the sole left for guaranteeing public
TRANQUILITY To-day the Roman municipality had met In
spccfnl council In view OF the mmlncnee Of nsTTec
ton: and after anxious Discussion had remlttcd the
address OF the Romans to the Pope submitting for his
sovereign decision. t..
The Opi,i0ne and the Udlie OF Florence both comment
on the address OF the Romans 10 the senators being
opposed 10 French intervention.
PROCLAMATION OF TnE KING on IrALY-TnE RELATION
-... .....I. PRUSSIA.
correspondent Of the Independence states that King
victor Emmanuel IA about 10 Issue manifesto TO the