Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-23

Interview Between the Pope and
the French Minisser-NapOleOn and
Che Papal QuestiOn-The order for
the Debarkatfon OF French Troops
COuntermanded,e etc., etc.
ROME, Oct. 19-Evening. Count
| DeSartigas, French Minister to Rome, had
an audience with Plus * at the Vatican.
The Minister officially assured His Holt
nessin the name of Emperor Napoleon, that
whatever circumstances should arise from
the Garibaldian invasion of the Pontifcal
territory, or the attitude of the King of
Italy, France would not fail in her aid to
the Holy See, and defense of its authority
The garrison ofthe city of Rome has been
reinforced by volunteers, enlisted for the
most part, in France and Spain. The
town of Orie, on the Tiber, which was
lately taken by the revolutionary invaders,
has been recaptured by q detachment of
the Papal army. There was no fight a.
the Garibaldians retired from the place.
ToULoN, Oct. 20.-Evening.-Gen. Adj
umOnt, who is to command the French of
the fortified ports and territory of the
Church, arrived here to-day from Paris.
The General discharged quite recently the
duty Of Special Envoy from Napoleon to
the Pope on the subject of the present diff
Guilty with Italy, and is regarded az we'll
fitted to carry out the views of his Majesty
should war arise. An expeditionary force
is embarking, and French vessels, in
GLIDING two iron clads, are in the harbor,
with steam up, ready to leave the port to-
night, or whenever the final order is re-
ceived from Paris, and will proceed to the
Roman coast.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-Evening. Mont
teur il silent on the subject of Rome and
Italy. An official expression is eagerly
looked for by the people. The Eldeaard
newspaper says that the military and naval
forces destined for the Papal territory are
quite ready to leave Toulon, but that the
Imperial order to depart is held back till
the final reply of King Victor Emanuel to
the Emperor's note is received, and that
the receipt of his national State paper may
be delayed some few hours, owing the ex-
istence of a ministerial crisis in Florence.
PARIS, Oct. 2l.-The Patrie publishes a
telegram reporting the march of 10000
French troops from the military depart
ment Of Lyons to Toulon, and adds, that
another corps has been ordered to operate
in another direction.
The La France says: We learn that the
advance guard of Gen. Dumonts army en-
barked this morning at Toulon for Civita
Vecchia. 1t is certain that the French
forces will, in any case, arrive in Rome
before the Italians 1t is stated that the
Italian government has declared itself
powerless to arrest the Garribaldian inya-
ders who are crossing the frontier, or to
protec: the Holy See from their assaults.
Great excitement prevails in the streets and
at the telegraph agency Office, so anx ious are
the people to learn the latest news from
the different points; Florence, Rome and
Toulon particularly.
PARIS, Oct. 21-Midnight-Th French
fleet has left Toulon.
LONDON, Oct. q, P. M.-Dispatches from
the continent to this hour report the Italy
Roman situation improved very much,
Italy satisfies the demands of France rela-
tive to an exact observance of the terms
and fulfllment of the duties imposed by
the September convention, and it is hoped
that war between the two countries has
been averted thereby. There are no more
French troops going to Toulon, and the
force which was held ready to sail from
that port has been debarked. All the war
preparations ordered in France have been
countermanded.
Gen. Cialdini, Of the italian army, a
favorite soldier since the Crimean war, sue
ceeds Signor Rattazzi as Prime Minister of
of the King, and will proceed to form a
new Cabinet, having an anti-revolutionary
policy.