New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
ITALY.
GARIBALDI's OvEMENT-DECLARATIoN OF TIE
GOVERNMENT AGAINST 1T.
Tho Covornmprt made public on the 2lSt the

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The Ministry has carefully watched mp TO the present the
great agitation which, under the glorious nae ol
ons consecratcd by the vote Of the Parliament ia ana tre
honor OF the nation. me Msy 81 % guty ~ The
state the public credit and those financial operations on
which depend the wellbeng and fortune OF the country
p 10 the present Ministry have respected the rights
of all citizens but that contrary to those rights Ger
tain persons would proceed to threats the Ministry feel
their duty to preserve invoae the public confidence and
the sovereignty Of the law The Government VIII remain
before aud accepted by Parliament In free state no
citizen can above the law substitute himself in the
y violent means the organization of the country and lead
her into the gravest complications =,
"The Ministry has confidence in the wisdom ana love OF
country Of the Italians and any one sh0dld fll III 10y
atty toward those national stpuations and should at
tempt violate that frontier for which we nave passed
our word the Ministry will not permit such AN act in any
way, and will place on those persons cohtfNenlns Ils
SfSsr SCEco 'ne reSpoiSiOiii'' O' "'''''''
GARIBALDI's RESPONSE.
Garbald arrived at Arezzo, sept o. the day following
the Government proclamation, and met with an enhusi-
astic reception. He made a speech in which he said
" Italy cannot disregard the appeal of the Romans"
GARIBALDI TO THE ROMANS.
The Italian journals contain the following letter from
Garibadi, said to have been written on his return from
Geneva, from the house Of the Marquis Palavicno to
the Roman National Junta:"
Your appeal to the Italians will not he lost In Italy
there are many imbeoles many Jesuits' many acens-
toned sacrifice the altar of their belly but II rs con
be able To there are also many bIt me
of San Martino, many heroic hersagAcic OF tc hE OF
Italy, many soldiers OF me hIst arts{ II 'n1 "oiu'
guard of the thousand of MaTSala, Wbo MISTAKE hOi'
have by this time encendered hundred thousand yonng
men who fear only divide into too many shares the
memorable glory Of clearing Italy Of foreign mcrceaeS
and necTOmaneers As to resources Italy has ever had
the misfortune be rich when foreign armies were to be
quartered Among her rich citizens there are o wanting
PATRIOTS who will soon, doubt not. shower upon You
with prOdigaity their handsome offerings. Forward,
then, Romans! Break the rings OF your chains non INC
necks of oppressOrs, ana hcncei0rh you VIII snare
your glory with italians.-All yours GAEIBALDI.
TIIg GARIDAIDIANs IN ROUTE.
The Italia OF Naples SAYS ave have received com
munication from the PCntical frontiers. II that
some detachments of Ganbadan volunteers have already
penetrated the side Of FognO. The Italian troops and
Ponteal soldiers are on the q r,r al aiong ihe iT9 ron
Pontifcal ZOuaves will he concentrated at Oblcoi IN
~ etfryesccnce bnrninc 10 ojn tLc f;afaldans II Is
known at bands OF the latter approaching
himself rs expected on this side OF spoleto ard Folgo
while other dctaehmens 20 make an attempt az or
Gen Eunziane will establish his headquarters al
POggO-Mortelo.
A DAY FIXED FOR THE IysURREcTIoN
The gazette de France states that il has received pri
vate dispatch from Rome announcing that Gabald has
sent an order the who have recently entered the
Papal States to in Dsurree0n the 2sth September
WHAT WILL THE FRENCH EMPEROR DOT
The Epoque says that the telegraph is constantly at
work between Paris and Florence consequence Of Gar
ibaldis apprchended movements. aud that The SITUATION
take some serious resolution. do not think 50. saws u
correspondent IL must be remembered that the Eoqe
is war journal II the Emperor takes " de Bismarck r.
circular patiently 1t il unlikely That he VIII undertake
second expedition Rome which would only he means
precipitating n with al Germany. letter from
Orieo the Nd=iOne that numbers Of young men
publicly the frontier into the Roman states every
day and that the Italian Government cannot stop them
A hundred thousand would not suffice TO nlin ain
the Gordon which 1900 are attempting 10 90. .
Paris correspondent Of the IadtpcHderoc states mat
on the slightest movement taking place at Rome, two
bigades French soldiers viii Immediately leave Tor
Civa Vecchia one from Lyons the other iTom Ioulon
MEETING OF THE LEFT-PAPAL TROOPS CONCENTRATED.
Several members OF the Left had meeting al Florence,
Sept o. to discuss the present political SITUATION and an
other meeting will be held.
The Florence Gd-ce SAYS that telegram hss been re-
ceived stating that the Official declaration published yes
terday the Roman question had everywhere been
favorably received.
The OpniOne announces that the Pontifca Government
has retired from the province OF frosnone Nearly al
the Papal troops are concentrated at Rome.
CUSTOM HOUSE sIEALINGs LOAN on TIE CHURCH
PROPERTY.
The malversations committed by financial and customs
agents at Naples during the last six years amount 10
more than go 100000 francs Gen Bixio will replace the
general commanding the province.
NJ BOmbTini, Governor OF the Bank OF Italy. has ar
an advance Of IN cash. guaranteed by the de-
post Of worth OF land obligations, aud the
especial guarantee OF the bank