The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-16


neighbour Jean Crapaud also to be rotousy inclined
and for similar reason-dear bread. These are sad in
dcaon of the uerings in store for the oppressed peoples
of Europe during the coming winter.
From Italy have rather remarkable news 1t ap-
pears that in the recent engagement Monte Rotondo
between the Italian insurgents under Garibald and the
Papa troops the latter were badly beaten until the arrival of
the French troops, when the tide of battle turned
Another account says that Sunday Garbald brought
into action 10000 AT time during the day the
Papa troops beaten and Garibad gaining ground
when the French up and turned his victory into de-
feat It reported that the insurgents lost 800 in
killed and wounded and 1000 prisoners.
OF this, the following explanation is given
Italians assert that 1000 French soldiers under command
of General Pahes, belonging to the division which first
reached Rome to the assistance of the Papa forces
during their last engagement with the insurgents and the
timely arrival of these renorcements turned the tide of
battle and caused the defeat of Garbaldi.
The London Times predicts that should Napoleon fail in
bringing about general conference of European Powers to
settle the Roman question: he will abandon the defense of
the temporal of the Pope and leave Italy free decide
upon the future position of Rome.
Dispatches from Paris France that there have been
serious riots melted by the Party of Action in different parts
of Italy, and particularly at Milan where it found
sary call out the troops quel the disturbances Many
rioters were killed and wounded.
The Monew to-day says the embarkaton of soldiers at
Touon has ceased and troops will leave that port
for Italy.
information is received from Rome that the Pontifca au-
torties intend prosecute their citizens who voted favor
of union with Italy. The French Government has made
representations to the Pope advising him allow this
purpose to be carried into effect
We quote the following from The Erening Journal of this
city:
The Chicago Times which always sympathzes with OPP
preston and yany whether at home abroad denounces
Garbad ncendary deserving all the anathemas which
that sheet and its party pronounced against John Brown
and there nothing all surprising in it, for the cause of
liberty and unity is essentially the in Italy in
the United States To oppose it in the would lead
to its opposonn the other Napoleon, the vest despot in
Chrlstendom is as matter of course special favore with
the Chicago organ of apprehension But confess
little surprise when find The Adu0ace, acknowledged
organ of of leading religious denominations deny
the right of Garibad to take up against the See of
be premng upon destiny and guilty of leading libus-
tering raid. fllibuer according to Webster is &c" law
less military adventurer especially in quest of punder
freebooer apirate" We protest that Garbadi has
been guilty of single act that makes him open the
charge brought against him by The Advdnc unless indeed
the right of armed revolution be denied yet in warning
against sympathy with him and his that journal says
"Let be careful how commit ourselves to the ap
prevail OF principle which Fenian raids Canada
fbusering in Mexico and military enterprises of all sorts
| upon individual responsibility"
Our neghbor to have forgotten that England is now
getting up Pan-Anglican Synod and sending such
ing enissaries Newman Hail. and furnishing capital to
establish such holy organs The Advonce and all for
purpose-to rule Aerico She failed when she tried force
failed again when she tried teschery she will now try
religion or hypocrisy.
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