The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-21
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BY special cable telegram from Florence dated satur-
day evening learn that the rela'isas Of isly to
wards Rome and Franco ssill critical The Kings
troops on the ronio- ere reinforced hut the nation
was deor,- -~ci,ed by the threats Of French inter-
.sution.
Reports from Rome 10 Florence announced a severe
defeat Of the Garbaldans by the Papa troops The
recapturo Of verolt
The French Official Journals OF Saturday unanimously
declared that within tweny-four hours Italy should
decide 20 support the revolutionary movement in Rome,
or to faithfully execute the September convention,
France then deciding for peace
Twelve thousand inhabitants OF Rome petitioned the
Pope permit tho entry Of the Italian troors The
paper presented to his Holiness rs a municipal 10.
puIslcn headed by the senator Of Rome,
Freiwen'ias were a. 7S& IN Frankfort yesterday.
gIsCELLAEEJUs.
Divine services we're held 10 most Of the churches
yesserday Al Tie Episcopal Church Of the Annsncia
ton pr scaDary oaioated. The forms o. Tue church
smack considerably OF ritualism, the choir being com
posod OF boys, all aTrayed in white SUPPLIES. AZ 81
Johns Methods, cAurch, in Fifty-third street, scr
mon on mechanism and Morals was delivered by
Rev G. C. Esrcy Bishop Snow preached upon the
downfall OF the Pspacy and ia results to
the Mount Zon congregation, at the Uniycr
sity, IN Washington square. Westminster church,
on the corner Of Clinton street and First place Brook
iyn. was dedicated Rev. j. G. Bartholomew addressed
the congregation OF the Fourth Unversals church.
Brooklyn on Dangerous People" In his remarks he
made numerous political illusions in Of which he
said was disgrace the country that We had not the
manhood 10 drive one ignorant. besoited from bis
high position thus show the world that the people
who are victorious traitors Ia war are not 70 be
ruled by political idiots In peace.
The prospects for peace held out b. the Grand Council
OF Indian Warriors At Medicine Lodge Creek continue
10 10 good Tue Dog Soldiers aud a delegation from
Texas had arrived and professed themselves snxou. FOR
peace and provisions weeks had been ssued
20 nvs thousand Indians, and il probable tina, new
arrivals would increase tho number to ten thousand
An inquest held over the body Of Nccnesney tho
murdered policeman yesterday, and verdict charging
Maggie Walsh alios Fanny wright with the deNh, was
rendered by the jury. In tue informal Statement, Of the
missioner she AYERS that she did intend TO XIII him,
and that the sabsing occurred while they scuf.
hing when she was removed from the station house
10 the prison. quito crowd pursued the carriage cry
ing. Hang her hans her"
Colonel Aiken, OF Aiken's Junction, somewhat
prominent democratic politician 10 the northern part Of
the STATE was run over by train near Valley Falls on
Friday and killed his body bcins horribly mangled
spscuia,ons are rife tho effect that he was hrsi mur
dered by some person unknown, and bis body thrown
upon the track.
WEIGH and Farley who have been on trial for sewers
daysA Newark y. j., for the murder or one Fasncs
Tormay have been found guilty OF murder In ,he nrs
degree.
The Massachusetts, state constables, who fred into
riotous sssembIags at wsstfeld some time ago and
killed msn named Brooks have been justified BY the
ooroners inqussl as having committed the deed in self,
defence.
Thirteen mon were killed at tho HoOsIc tunnel on
Saturday, the gasoline works the mouth Of thu
tunnel having exploded and burned, falling down the
shat and thus surocsng the whole gang or worxmsn
NJ the bottom.
che steam launch Albemarle, belonging to Admiral
Porers ship exploded the Severn river opposite ID,
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, yesterday afternoon
Four men attached 10 her killed Outright and one
OF the boys died afterwards OF injuries received.
row occurred in Hoboken yesterday, during which
man named Edward Ryan was fatally stabbed ~ on
John Mack. The alleged murderer escaped.
The steamer Ale Sullivan sunk 10 the Ohio river
near Newburs, Indiana, on Friday night