The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-23
TIE ITALIAN WAR.
The Pope Assured Of she Aid Of
f. Rruncc-Rome Reinforccd-Meve-
.nsenis Of Troops and Naval Vessels
Tie situ ton Nmproviny.

The Pope Assured OF she Aid Of
- Rfunec-Rome AUTHORIZATIONS
.nsen,. of Troops and Naval Vessels
-Thc sitast ion Improving.
New YORK, October 22.-The Herald's
Cable specials, dated Rome 18th lnst:'
saws: The Count De Sartijes, French
Minister to Rome, had an audience with
Pope Plus. He assured his Holiness, IN
Che nauae Sof the Emperor Napoleon,
that whatever circumstances should
arise FROM. the Garibaidian invasion pi
the Ponti6ciat territory, or the attitude
of the King Of italy the French would
not failsin her aid to, the Holy See and
the defence of it's authority. The gar
Tison Of the cityof Rome has been rein
forced, by volunteers enlisted for the
most part IN Fraaee and Spain.
The town OF Orie, on the Tiber, which
was lately taken by the revolutionary
Invaders, has been recaptured by de
tachment of the Papal army. There
was 20 fight as the Garibaldians retired
from the place.
LONDON, October 20.-General Dp'
tnnont, WHO Is to command the Frencntc
the Pontificial ports and territory ol
the Church. arrived here to-day from
paris. The General discharged qnite
Recently the duty of special envoy IRON
Napoleon to the Pope on the subject o.
the present difficulty with Italy, and II
regarded as well fitted to carry out the
views of his majesty should var arise
An expeditionary force is embarking-
six French war vessels, Including two
lron-clads, are in the harb0r with steam
up ready to leave the port tonight Oh
whenever final order is received from
Paris, and proceed. tosthe Roman, Court
PARIS, October 20-P. M.-The MOni
teur is silent on the subject of Rome
and Italy. An official expression il
eagerly looked for by the people.
The Eldenard newspaper says that the
military and naval forces destined FOL
the Papal territory, are not 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 the Italian State paper
may be delayed some few hours owing
to the existence of q ministerial crisis al
Florence. b..
The Patrie publishes telegraph re-
porting the march of twenty thousand
French troops from the military depart
ment of Lyons TO Toulon, and adds that
another corps has been ordered to ope'
rate in another direction.
The La France says: We learn the
advance guard of General Dumont>
army embarked this morning at Toulon
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the French forces will in any case arrive
in Rome. 1t is stated that the Italian
Government has declared itself power.
less to assist the bands of Garibaldiar
invaders crossing the. frontier or to pro-
tect the Holy See from their assaults
Great excitement prevails on the street:
and the telegraph agency Office is crowd
ed with people anxious to learr
the latest news from the different points
Florence, Rome and Toulon particu
larly.
PARIS, October 2l.-Midnight.--Tht
| French fleet has left Toulon.
LONDON, October 81, Evening.-Dis
patches from the continent to this hour
report the Italy Roman situation as i'm
proved very much. Italy satisfies the
demands of France relative to an exact
observance of the terms aud faltillment
of the duties imposed by the September
Convention, aud il is hoped that wal
between the two countries has been
averteG thereby. There are no more
French troops gone to Toulon, and the
force which was held ready to sail at
that port has been debarked.
All the war preparations ordered in
France have bean couuterman,led.
General Cialdini, of the Italian army,
u favorite soldier since the time of the
Crimean war, succeeds Signor Ratazzi,
Prime Minister of the King, and will
proceed to form new Cabinet, having
an anti-revolutiouary policy.