The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-25
By Atlantic Cdbte.
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY.
GaribaldI Arrested by Order of Victor


GarIbaIdI Arrested by Order Of Victor
Ema nuel,
FLORENCE, Sept A-General Garibaldi was
arrested to-day near q small town named Aze-
valvaga, by order of King Victor Emanuel.
Garibaldi was engaged in perfecting his plan of
invasion of the Ponti6cal territory, which en-
braces the idea of an immediate march on
Rome, after which, if successful, the Eternal
City was to be proclaimed the capital OF united
Italy by the leader of the "party of action.n
His Intentions and design we're made known to
his adherents, and consequently to the Kings
government in this city, by the circulation
amongst the revolutlonists of a very inaamma-
tory address, dated aud issued from Arrezo on
Sunday last, the 22d inst.
The issue of this revolutionary paper placed
King Victor Emanuel in difficult position By
the recent convention with France, under which
the French troops evacuated Rome, he is bound
to maintain the Papal territory free from fill
busterism coming from Italy, even at the cost
of offending his progressive friends among the
people.
The King has executed his treaty obligation
with fidelity. He replied to Garibaldi's address
by royal proclamation, circulated also on sun
day, in which he denounced the Garibaldian
movement, cautioned his subjects against aiding
or taking part in it, and declared his resolve
to arrest and vigorously punish" any of his
people who disobeyed him, as well as others
arrested on the soil of Italy engaged in crime
against the law of nations"
By virtue of this proclamation Garibaldi has
been arrested, and from this act may ensue the
Papal temperatures question. The arrest of the
General will produce very considerable excite
ment, although his prestige has been tarnished
somewhat in the eyes of the people by the re-
port of his proceeding at the Geneva Peace
Congress.
ITALY AGAINST THE REVOLUTION.
Victor Emanueps Cabinet Determined
Against the eRevOIutIOnISta-TheA Arrest
OF GRrlbaldI-HIs War Munitions aud
Men Seized-The General a Prisoner In
Fortress.
FLORENCE, Sept. PAP. M.-The italian Cabi-
net, under the premiership of Ratazz is deter
mined to prevent the invasion of the Papal ter
ritory by the Garibaldians or 'party of action"
men, and also to preserve from violation the
articles of the Convention of September Is with
France, and the other treaties guaranteeing, or
which may be held to guarantee, the integrity
of the Papal domain as at present constituted.
General Garibaldi, in pursuance of his plans
against Rome, was, on Monday last, at Sinigaglla,
fortified seaport of Central Italy, lying sixteen
miles west northwest of Ancona, and situated
ON the Misa, at It's mouth in the Adratic. Here
the General was summoned by Italian authority,
and under and by virtue of the Kings procla-
nation in the name OF the law, to retrace his
steps. Garlbaldi at once refused, and upon his
refusal he was Immediately arrested by the
officers of the Crown and conveyed, alter a short
delay, TO the fortress OF Alessa udria, building
in which he enjoyed the privilege of a confer
ence with Louis Napoleon during the progress
of the Italian war in 1859.
The arms and war munitions intended for the
use of the Garlbaldian troops were seized on the
frontier The Italian volunteers who formed
the Garibaldian ranks were also made pri.
soners by the agents of the King of Italy. In.
tense excitement prevails in the city.