Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-10
FOREIGN NEWS


LONDON, Oct e.-General Garihaldt, from
his prison home on the Island OF Oaprera. has
issued q s.cond proclamation, couched Ia very
vioie Mt words, again q the cabinet policy and
personal action Of Senor Ratazzi. the premier
OF itaiy. The general charges Ratayd with
being an enemy OF Italian unity, also OF being,
20 Sc me extent, tool OF the Church party and
Napohon. He urges The revolutionary force
20 20 on and capture Rome. The insurgents
N Ine fonfincai province of fiterho are daily
increasing In numbers. The Papai troops
's'ahonet In the territory OF VTerbo and re-
ihforced by detachmenis from Rome have
ronsd The insurgents and invading Garibai-
dams at Baenarea and in sma all fights which
have taken place at other points Nothing OF
really serious character kss Vet occurred In
the ponlt1ieal territory. The fighting is CEN
Bned 10 The unsettled operations of a re " bands
0 arioaldians The insurgents lack leaders
and act more like bandits than educated and
high in'entioned Italian patriots Tney usb
on and capture quiet and peacesbie villages,
levy contributions on the inhabitants. and
commit outrages OF different degrees of crime
Theyare, as general thing, quickly driven out
by the PapaI zouaves, who follow and attack
them. When the revolutionistsI streat from the
towns the Roman peasants restore the Papal
flag with demonstrations Of gladness ana ioy
The London Times OF this days issue has "a
EDITORIAL W. hich says that the "Roman ques-
tion" difficulty is nearly at an end. There are
minors current here TO the effect that the rulers
and cabinets of Italy and France have cerne to
an understanding on the subject of Rome; also,
that Italy and the Prussian cabln net have had
q -
thai Pope Pms the Ninth Is engaged In q nego-
tiation with Austria as TO the situation ia In
ture. All his is, however. the mere con1ec-
sr,,e ,are oi politicians or interested or preiudiced
commercial, in London and Paris. suffer from
these rumors, as their circulation conduces to
state OF doubt and uncertainty in the public
MIND. There is only small probability OF q
real or national war arising out Of the ltalo-
Roman affair. unless it may be that Caribaldi
makes his escape from Caprera, and continues
q NJ I'm 0nh fe
Papacy and the September convention
FLORENCE. Oct. cit is reported that Me-
notu, son OF Garbaldi, has been arrested by
the Italian Government When last heard
from Menotti Garibaldi was actively engaged
in carrying out his fathers plans for the iuva-
sion OF The Roman territory.
MUNICH, Oct. g-At the sitting of the B0ya.
varian abinet yesterday Prince HohenIohs.
chief minister OF the cabinet n ade q speech
IN which he discussed the question Of Germ an
nniIy, ana Indicaied the position of the Gov
ernment He declared the true policy of Ba.
yaria was to seek a union with the North
German States, under the presidency of the
hing OF Prussia, and at some time to establish
frm and enduring alliance with the empire
OF Austria. Should this policy be carried Into
effect the unity OF the whole OF Netherland
would be completed, the balance of power
between Austria and Prussis preser we'd and
the peace ef Europe additionally guaranteed
LONDON. Oct. "a m.-Manifestations of i'll
feeling on the part OF the Irish in the north of
England create much alarm. The inh abttaa, IS
believe The Fenians are concentrating for an
outbreak. Troops have been dispatched by
railroad to assist the civil authorities there
should any disturbances occur.
NEWMARKET, Oct S-Evenng-The second
October race meeting commenced to-day. The
leading races were Tor the Czaro witZ and Roy-
al stakes. The former was won by JuIius.
with Westwick second and Rompine Girl
third. The Royal stakes were won by Palmer
DUBLIN, Oct. t.e-Evening-The uneasiness
caused by The rumors of q revival of the Fe-
MAN conspiracy is increasing; extraordinary
precautions have been taken By the military
and police authorities