The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-14

Arrest Of D,e General and His Conveyance Ia
PrisoE-.Iis Manifesto Against tho Papucy-
Procin' nations Of the Italian Governments
City s.cenes and Disturbances In Florence.
Our Continental hes by the steamship New YORK sup
ply rns following additional details OF the Of
Cav ibaid's arrest, his conduct when tho way TO
ison and tho effects Of the event in Italy, France and
Germany.
From the PiedmoDtese Gazette, September IS
General GAribaldi arrested in the house Of MN:
Agnolucci, where he sleeping. lieutenant OF
carbneers entered his room and presented him
guilty, II bad been told So but did not believe IT, be
hso. Where are yon to take mefn ITO Florence !"
the reply. He was then removed away with MAYOR
Bosso H. del Veccho and NJ. Barberni, engineer They
proceeded by rail to Lusgnano and thence direct 70
Pistoja.
wen the General perceived that they had got beyond
the capital he remarked, I'VE do not, then stop at
him Aessandria- 1t is unnecessary to say that he
was treated with every rsspcc During Ia the @
Will not say guards, but comrades
MANIFESTO AGAINST THE PAPAcY.
Garibaldi while IN the railway carriage going 70 the
citadel at Alessandria drew up tho following procana-
ton to the people Of Rome and Italy,
The Romans have the right OF slaves-that Of rising
= 10 aid Ss nd trust thas they viii % So even
nifty Garoalds imprisoned nhere1Es pursue y9S1 noble
you and when your work shall be ssSomp he'd yoa
the human fraternity from the aeomnabe OF
its enemies the Papacy" g. GARIBALDL
from the Florence Opnione, sept 2sl
When Garibaldis arrest became known towards seven
IN the yss S a the ~
men armed with muskets number OF young men
attacked the post Of the National Guard on the Piazza
della Sgnora, and disarned some OF the men who,
however afterwards recovered their weapons Some
guards were also dsarmsd a the Palazzo pitti Tho
shop Of gunsmth close by was attacked, but the
attempt did not succeed; In the va del Martel the
rioters fortunate and took arms from another
shop Sedtious cries we're heard ereryphere
Sprto Cavalry infantry and the bersaglicr traversed
the streets TO clear them Numerous arrests were made
and especially OF persons not belonging to Florence
Shortly after nine an unusually heavy shower Of rain
put end to the and the streets soon
became deserted No accident 10 to be depored; how
ever such the apprehension which prevailed that
tho shops even the cafes and some Of the theatres
Tue city had almost the appearance Of being in state
OF siege.
PARLIAMENTARY ACTION
The following protest, signed by twenty opposition
deputies Of the Florence Chamber has been addressed
TO its PRESIDENT
Mosr HosonABLE srRThe undersigned being profoundly
moved BY the arrest Of their usrous colleague General
os :. iA1, nas
he national reprssentatvss They hold certain that
been violated BY the act which they dene1nce
order that President Chamber legal protector
Of your ordshp 4 you have not
your authority power prompt
the national conscience.
Tho Nasione of Florence, remarking the above,
saysThe address OF the Deputies OF the Left f0rgets
very essential matter which is that II Art As Of the
Statute establishes the personal immunity Of the deputy
It also declares that the privilege in or being
taken fd0rdle deico. We do not feel ourselves jus
titled In describing arrest illegal when the govern
mcnt that action has really commenced
Until the contrary Is proved must accept that
ment true and we'll founded.
PRoCLAMAToNs OF THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
The following is the text OF the proclamation issued
by the Count do Cambray- Digny, Mayor Of Florence,
and posted In that city,
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS or TIM NATIONAL C3uAap-For.
disturbed yesterday by sad events In the midst
individuals attempted TO spread disorder in the ~
duty TO Italy since has become the
authority OF the law and permit violence tum ul,
and rotous In the National Guards
the best Of prevennga repetition of the
You have never hecn wanting when duty
called you; give to-day another proof your
the OF chiefs rally places
Y ceng. Show that desire and able
u Nntain our ancient cred for civilization.
She Minister Of the Interior OF the kingdom OF Iaiy
an essed the suboinsd letter to Count de Cambray-
Dizzy
FLORENCE Sept IS 1861.
MONSIEUR sYyprc-Thc sponta and prompt.
ude with which your appeal the National Guard The
der and public security which threatened
less agitation, furnish proof of their patriotism
and imposes on the government the duty Of maneng
Guard of Florence has acquired fresh title 20 the acknow
edgments OF the country. because 1t has shown
tude that It comprehends the hard necessity in which
ing tranquility and public order invioate shall therefore
be grateful to IL sentiments the
National Guard OF Florence and assure that the
ment happy and proud TO have relied on H. have plea
in selling the present opportunity Of Offering the
expression Of mr. high consideration. ". RATAzZi.