Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
InIPORTANT rR0m Italy,

i EU1UNAWO ~ 1uH OAANs
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY.
Gar,baldi's Camp -Four Miles fr:m Re.sI
Contemplated at Present The fapal
Troops Entrenched in the Eternal City
The Priests Fought Bfavely 1t Mente
Rotondo-The FPench0in Rome.
Especial Dispatch to the star
NEW YORK, Nov.s.-The following are Her.
aid specials:
9ARIBALDI's CAMP, (Castie Guibilero, four
miles distant from Rome,) Oct. 30 -iaribaldi's
camp Is situated as Castle g aibilero, four miles
distant from the city OF Rome. On this day,
quarters, under his Immediate commit and. 3 600
revolutionary soldiers. The men are well
armed, and have plenty OF provisions. The
Geperei has no artillery except two brass goDs
taken from the Papal soldiers during the night
at Monte Rolondo. They have no tents to
shelter In, and there il very little discip line
maintained. The rear il unguarded.
ssd aeadausrttsrs Position in the
full view OF the eternal city. There are no
Papal troops between us and Rome, as the
soldiers OF the Pope who have been gradually
and steadily falling back for some days past,
have retreated within the line of the fortifca-
tons of the city. Before their retirement from
the field, they burned all the bridges over the
river.
The Roman peasants residing In the neigh
borhood OF the contending forces take no In.
tsrest-at least evince none-in the progress Of
anairs They are engaged at the plough and
tending to their fiocks In the plain Just as
as usual. Garibaldi's men do not interf-re
with them, and respect their property. They
do not take away sheep or oxen or any OF the
agricultural goods or chatteis in the vicinity
OF the camp or on the roads leading hereto,
with the exception OF the wood OF the field
fences. They behave indeed well. Eight Of
the Garibaldian army are TO be shot 70. moro W
by sentence of q court-martial They were
convicted of THE wing at Monte Rotondo
The men OF the force are very enthusiastic
In their hopes as to the res ult OF the movement
on Rome but the weather Is very cold during
nights, and this tests their patriotism and en-
durance not little. Recruits come in at the
average Of six hundred daily. Arms and pro.
visions are had in large quantities from the
province Of Terni, in Anticipation Of q fight
with the Papal Government. There has been
no actual engagement since the fights at vi.
terbo and Monte Rotondo The priests fought
bravely at Monte Rotopdo. After the fight at
Monte Rotondo Gariblldrs officers begged OF
him to shoot al once all the priTouers taken in
action, but he refused promptly and with de-.
termination. The French have not arrived at
Rome vet.
Signor Ascerhi was not killed at Viterbo as
at first reported. GaribaIdi's sons Menotti
and Riccootti. are both in the camp with their
father. Garibaidi will not advance nearer to
Rome until he has twenty thousand men at
least under his command. He is to-day en-
gagged in making an examination of the ruins,
the bridges destroyed by fire by the Papal
O'Clock in the evening. and rises from his pal.
let on the floor at in the morning. 1t is said
that he intends 10 occupy Monte Mario mme-
diately. Two thousand Papal troops well Of
fcered and handled IN the field could des ROY
Garibaldis force by an assault on the rear OF
his position.
The members of the insurrecuonary com.
mt tee are here consulting with Garibaldi.
The General would regard it an act of mad
ness 10 attack Rome with the force lust now
under his command. There are large supplies
OF food and ammunition at Montiondo and
Corese. The Italian troops posted on the from
tier are in fine condition and advancing.
TERM, MAR RonE, Oct. 3l.-Al the Carl.
baldian force left here to- day, escortIng the
Papal military prisoners taken in the late &C .
tons, en- route towards Florence. The pris.
oDe1s were insulted at the stations by the peo-
pie, and some confusion ensued, but the Italian
police restored order.
FLORENCE, Oct. 3l-A battalion of Italian
Gar!baldian volunteers from this city. which
had just marched for the frontier has been
stopped at MarIci, On the way, by the Italian
troops. The Kings Government has ordered
that the revolutionary "Relef Committees -
both here and III the provinces, shall be
closed Garibaldi demonstrations continue to
be made daily in all the chief towns in Italy
by Associated Press
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 2-Noou-The steamer
Cuba, from Boston on the 2}d of October,
arrived to day.
LONDON, Nov. 2-Noon.-Consols, 81 7-I6
Erie. AZ.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 2-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and steady. Sales OF 5000 bales.
LATER
LONDON, Nov. 2-Noon.-The French troops
have entered Rome.
The Italian reserve has been called out
II Is said that Prussia is pledged TO the sup
port of I!dIy.
The relations between Prussia and Italy
cause considerable anxiety. Menebrea, in a
note, justlfies the Italian advance, and says
that the dignity Of Italy and the French VIC
laion of September req uIred it,
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Gen. Warren has been
found guilty OF treason and felony.
By SteamerJ
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The steamer Cenebria
with European dates 10 the 3lst of October,
has arrived.
The Liabilities of the Royal Bank of Liver
pool are four million pounds. The assets are
satisfactory.
The Bank OF Holland has raised the rate of
discount from 2H to per cent.
The North German Parliament has passed
resolution calling upon the Federal Chancel-
lor to introduce at the next session a measure
relating TO trade, based upon the trade prIn.
ciples.
The Funeral of Ex-Gov. Andrew-Busi-
ness Suspended.