New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
ITALY.

DETAILS OF THE BATTLE AT MONTE RoToNDo.
The following details of the defeat of Carl
baldi have been received:
Garbaldi moved from Monte Rotondo on the 80 to
take TVOi which had been rcOccuped by the FOntncal
troops little beyond Montana he came suddenly upon
the whole Ponthca force, which Immediately opened
quarters Of an hour. Gabald after heavy loss
retreated Monte Rotondo followed by the Pontiheal
troops when the battle was renewed, and after TWO
hours and half desperate lighting the EariDaldahs
were comp9tey uispelseu FL tast brae%v US
displayed both sides, and the Ponuneal Louaies re-
peatedly charged with the bayonet
The Garibaldans lost killed and goo prisoners The
tained The Popticals had 200 Killed and wounded The
Garbadan force consisted Of men, two guns and 35
horses Menott Gsrbaldi was slightly wounded IN the
leg. On Saturday depuaton including Deputies core,
Crispi, ,and Since, waited upon GaTibadl and Vanly
underworld to induce him to desist from his enterprise
consisted Of 5000 French and Papa troops tt Is stated
that the French General addressed an tmdtup 70 the
Garibaldans, summoning them TO withdraw from TIE
Ponca territory under the penalty Of being treated as
brgands.
GovERXMrxr MANIrEsro-wITHDRAwAL OF THE ITALIAN
TROOPS.
The Omeial gazette Of Florence, Nov g. publishes the
following declaration:
1.-THE Government has considered IL its duty to main
tain the authority Of the law and to remove every cause
for the disturbance OF public order by conveying Carl
baldi to VaTigDaDo, in the Gull OF spezzla ..
"The Government has refused TO accept the Ple2Setes
which are being carried out In various towns OIL GOhn
cal States voting for union with ItaIy. ,,..
CAS- the dissolution and disarmament OF inc NOiuneer
Roman States unnecessary. the Kings Government yes
teday ordered the Italian troops to return WITHIN the
frontier -, -..
Since also the POnfcal territory has been evacu-
ated by the Volunteers the withdrawal Of the Itaan
troops has removed all motive pTete1t for coninu-
ance OF French Intervention. go -, ,,-.,. -
"The Government places faith in the declaration con,
tanned n the French Circular OF the 18th OF OCTOBER t
AS soon az the POntHcal territory was free from agrees
ors aud securely reestabished France would CONSIDER
her mission as fulfilled and Withdraw. When this is ac-
complished negotiations then be entered upon Tor
definite settlement OF the Roman question IN accordance
with the national aspirations Of Italy ana the interests VI
the Catholic religion"
THE PRESS ADVISED THE WITHDRAWAL.
The NdziOne OpintOte and the DJit0 All ADVISED
the Italian Government 10 withdraw the troops nom inc
POnti1cal territory.
NARROW ESCAPE or GARIBALDL
The Pdaoese Gazette states that ont the 3lst ult Cen
Garbald owlyscaped death from the enemys bui-
lets lie had gone with aigude TO house hardly klo-
meter from Rome From that point lie proposed 10 ex-
anime the position Of the Papalni he the steps OF
the house preceded by the guide when two shots were
Aired seriously wOundng his companion. Inc IeheIal
was not touched and returned 10 his headquarters Inc
two shots had been sent from revoyers by Two gen,
d,armes who, being informed OF the 6enefals htehued
visit had lain in ambush for the purpose.