The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-31
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Pans, Oct. 29.-Ssveral moro French
ships Of war left Toulon during the day for
civitg vtcchis.
The entire press il loud in praises Of Victor
Emanuel for the recent proclamation de-
nouncins Garibaldi.
Late dispatches report that Garibaldi II
still holding position near Monte Rotunao.
Il is reported that IN agreement was arrived
at between France and Italy, whereby the
troops Of the former will attack the insar-
gents. The latter are thereupon expected to
retreat from the Papal territory into the do,
minions Of King Victor Emanuel, where
they will be quickly dlsarmed BY the Italian
troops.
tits reported that Menebra, the Prime
Minister to Italy, is pledged to accompany
the French troops to Rome.
The koniteur has recently issued note
explaining the intentions of France on the
Italian question. He regards the expedition
ss justifable, for the reason that Italy failed
to protect the Pope in his lawful and time
honored rights. A sense Of honor and . due
regard for the opinions Of mankind impel
the Government to this course. The Monty
tear asserts that the agency Of France will
proceed no further than is necessary to crush
the armed rebellion against the Holy Father,
and free the Ponti6cal territory from the
tread of hostile soldiers. When these OBJ
jects are accomplished the troops of France
will ho uithdrnvn and : oonc.-,,.. .e - .
Great Powers Of Europe be called to settle
the Roman question.
FLORENCE, Oct. 29.-Telegraphic commu.
nication with Rome has suddenly ceased, the
insurgents having probably cut the wires.
Owing to the serious aspect of political afs
fairs, the National Diet will be called toeeth>
er at an early day.
FLoREScE, Oct. 29-Eve.-It is rumored
Che italian troops have passed the frontier.
No particulars.
PARIS. Oct. 30-Noon.- is At
Monte Marie. The Italian army has crossed
the frontier, and the commanding General
has commanded Gen. Garibaldi to disarm
his forces.
PARIS, Oct. 2s.-The municipality of Paris
gave grand banquet to Emperor Napoleon
snd Empress and Emperor Francis Joseph,
81 the Hotel de Vile, which was splendidly
decorated for the occasion. The Emperor of
Austria made an eloquent and feeling speech,
returning thanks to the Emperor and EN-
press, to the municipality Of Paris, and to
the people of France for the noble hospitality
which he had received, and solemnly invoked
closer amity between the Emperors of
France and Austria. In this grand spectacle
of international hospitality he beheld new
pledges of peace for Europe, and fresh guar,
antees for the progress and prosperity of ma
tlons. The speech was received with pro.
found emotions Ly the distinguished company.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 30-Noon.-Tbe trial
of Allen is in progress. The case against
him and others is very strong. There is much
excitement in the city, and the court building
is guarded by troops. Twenty,six of the
prisoners have been indicted for murder.
PARIS, 50, P. a.-The latest dispatches
from Rome, before the destruction of com.
mnnication, is important. The insurgents in
the city were actively engaged, and an out
break was expected. The victorious troops
of Garibaldi were only six miles away, and
organized for an attack on the Eternal City.
Orsinl shells were being fred in the streets
by the party Of action, who seemed to be i'm
patiently awaiting the arrival of Garibaldi.
The precaution of the authorities for the
preservation of order were apparently inef-
fectiye.
Dispatches from Civita Vecchia announce
that the French fleet had arrived without
accident, and the troops and munitions Of
war are being landed.
The Pope is hourly expected to arrive.