The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 10Th of October.

popular demonstration in this city yes
terday afternoon, in favor of making
Rome the capital, and an address to
the King of Italy to that effect WAS
adopted.
FLORENCE, Oct. 26-Evening.-The
soldiers OF Victor Emanuel refused to
fight against Garibaldi. The cause of
national unity in the Kings council
is gaining ground. 1t Is now cousid-
cred certain that thoroughly radical
ministry will be formed, whose policy
will be devoted to making Rome the
capital of Italy,
FLORENCE, October 27.-Two battles
have been fought by the volunteers
under Garibaldi. The first took place
at Monteratondo, aud the second was
fought further South. at Torrete. In
both of these engagements, which were
OF desperate character, the invaders
were victorious, and General Garibaldi
has now arrived before Rome with
1900 men under him.
The young men of Italy are swarm
ing over the Papal frontier to join Gar
ibaldi.
There is a report that Garibaldi re-
ceived check at Moneteratondo from
the Papal troops, who were suddenly
reinforced.
PARIS. Oct. 27.-Garibaldi's force is
said to be from ten thousand to twelve
thousand strong.
All the Papal troops have been con-
centrated before Rome, with orders to
act upon the defensive.
The troops that sailed from Toulon
will reach Civita Vecchia this p. m.
The Moniteur to-day says that the
heet at Toulon had been Kept back at
the request of the King of Italy, but it
has now sailed for the Italian coast be-
cause no Cabinet has been formed, and
because Garibaldi is menaciug the city
of Rome. This action of France is de-
clared not aggressive, AS both Italy and
France are interested in the preserva-
ton OF order and the vindication of
law. The Moniteur hopes that the en-
tente cordtGle between the two nations
will not be disturbed. -E-
A banquet was given yesterday by
the foreign members of the Imperial
Commission of the exposition uniyer-
sale, to the French members.
NJ. Roaher, Minister of Foreign At
fairs, was present, and made an impor-
tant and significant speech. He allu-
ded directly TO the present crisis in the
Italian peniusular, and said he hoped
Italy would not under the influence OF
badpassions be led to engage in war
with France, but that she would emerge
from this great national trial purified
and a friend of order,
The widest rumors in regard to Italy
are circulating here. 1t is reported
that the Italian crown Prince has put
himself at the head ofan army to resist
the French. Another runner says that
King Victor Emanuel will abandon his
crown.
BERLIN. Oct. 27.-The King of Prus-
sia has returned from his tour through
the South German StateS.
The second session of Parliament OF
the North German Confederation was
closed yesterday by the King in person,
who, in a speech, congratulated the
members on the success of their labOrs
and the favorable progress which has
been made toward the complete unity
of the Fatherlhud.
LONDON, oct. 2s-Noon.-Consols
81 l-I6; U. S. 5-2Os 90 ll-l6; Illinois Cen
trail 7S1<; Erie 461<.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9-Noon.-Cotton
opened quiet and unchanged; sales esti-
mated at 10000 bales middling uplands
at sgd; New Orleans 91Gd. Bread
stuffs easier; corn declined cd; sales
new mixed western at 49s Sd; peas Sd
lower; sales Canadian at 5ls Cd; wheat,
oats and bailey unchanged. Provi-
sions and produce unchanged
NEW York, October 29.-Ths Herald
has received the following cable
specials:
to the Catholic Bishops throughout the
world, says that the patrimony of the
Church has been assailed by reyolu-
tionists, and asks them to order prayers
in all the churches for the Holy See.
The police, ON Friday, in searching a
house, met with resistance. They at
tackled the party with bayonets, killed
AlGeen GaTlDAIQlHus, anu LUX tulILy-
six prisoners. A quantity of arms and
bombs was also captured. There
has been lighting, to-day, half
mile from the city. Great
excitement prevails within the walls.
The reVolutlonists are making prepara-
lions for u second uprising. a procla-
nation was issued 70 prohibit the as
semblages OF over four persons together
at the same time. All persons are to
retreat within their houses, and the
shops are to be closed when the signal
of alarm Is given. --.-l.. q ~
News has been received here that one
thousand GRribaldians attacked Vie
terbo yesterday, setting fire TO one of
the gates. They were repuIsed with
heavy loss In men and materials. 1t is
said that their leader was the Deputy,
Acerbi, and that he was killed.
Citizens OF some influence many
of the aristocracy, have been armed,
and patrol the streets during the night
FLORENCE, Oct. 26.-News has been
received here that u desperate battle
was fought near Monte, on Friday.
Garibaldi won the victory with four
battRlions. He put to flight and pur-
sued the Papal forces, +aking 1000 Pris-
oneTs and three guns. Many were
killed and wounded on both sides.
Gen. Cialdini has been unable to
complete the formation of new minis
try, and has abandoned the effort.
Both RatRZZi and Gen. Durando are
trying to reconstruct the cabinet.
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