The Portland daily press., 1867-11-07
Surrender OF the Insufge'tt Aa1ny
TO the H6liGHs. B
THE BREAD RIOTS IN ENGLAND
EXTENDING.

EXTENDING.
LONDON, Nov. 8.
Parliament has beencalled TO reassembe on
the 10th of November.
Garibaldi has arrived ut Spezzia ON board
f. an Italian man-of-war, prisoner in the hands
of the italian Government
VIENNA, Nov 5-Ereninc
The Vienna Debate, aseini-official journal of
this city, states that Baron Won Beust in a
note says that the policy OF the Emperor Ma
poleon and that of Francis Joseph are the
same, namely, that Of peace. $3.50 1e Hi :
BERLIN, Nov. 5Eyening.
1t is thought that the recent defeat OF Carl
Daldl cancels the ulti matIm of Napoleon. +
LONDON, Nov. 5--Evening.
1T is said that the Italians haye repassed the
frontier. 1t also stated that Napoleon has re-
ceived Gen Marmora, the Italian Ambassa-
LONDON, Nov 5-EVening.-
Dispatches from Dublin state that arrests OF
supposed Fenians still continue. Gen. Magic
is to be tried at Sligo.
LIVERPOOL, Nov.-P. NJ
- Messrs. Theodore Knous q Co, cotton mer-
' chants of this city, have stopped.
SOUTHAMPTON, NOVEL; :
The steamship New York from New York
oath ult., arrived here at O'Clock this after
noon en- route for Bremen.
new YoisK Nov6
The following are cable dispatches;
FLoRENcE, Nov 4.
The movements OF the HapaI army, which,
since its repulses in the provinces, has been
gradually consolidating and reforming in
Rome. have been watched for some days past
with great anxiety, and it was reported thai
the troops of his Holiness would assume the 4
the offensive against Garihaldi immediately
after the entry OF the French This condition
of affairs has been brought to Il serious crisis
by the action of the Pontfcial army yester-
day Sunday morning large body of Papal
ali
TO the field. They were well supported by
artillery. They marched on Garibaldi's head
quarters position situated between Trivol
which Is about eighteen miles east northeast of
Rome and Monte Rotondo. An engagement
took place between the opposing forces. The
fight was long. and obstinately contested a
great many men being killed and wounded on :
both sides. Garibadis force was defeated. g
The General reiterated from the scene of
action in good order, taking his wounded
volunteers along with him The line Of retreat
was towards the Italian territory. 1t is re-
ported here that Garibaidi has been arrested
on the frontier by Italian troops. Senior Nico-
terra, one of Garibald's officers, HAS with
drawn from his position at Frosinone and gone
toward the trontier of the Neapoltan territofg
Signor Aseerbi of the Italian Legislature a
volunteer revolutionary officer, has taken bis
departure from Viterbo, which place he held
for Garibaldi after levying forced loan of 5000.
Roman crowns on the Inhabitants. aGarbal-1
dean volunteers who had crossed the frontier
the Papal States. 80 ~ - !
CoRREz, Nov 3-Eyening.
During the past few days General Garibaldi
concentrated his forces around his former posi-7
ton at Monte Rotondo, fully supported by his
officers Yesterday afternoon Signors Corte
Crispi and Sives, ardent supporters of his
cause, and formerly a deputation from a revo-
lutionary society, begged of him to withdraw,
as the Italian troops had crossed the frontier.
Garibald refused their entreaties. saying that
"he did not value his life in such cause" and
that "a soldier ought not TO count the number
of his enemies" Signor Corte replied, giving
his ASSENT TO the last observation of Garibaldi
but adding "a general should" ss Sc
The deputation then left the camp Of the
General.
This. morning Garibal1i, with about. 5000
men of his command and having two Guns
moved for Tivoi to join Nicateri,, one OF his
officers In the meantime the Papal Zouaves,
who We're advancing, and not by any means
dilatory Of action, had taken Tvoiwithout
loise at the point of the bayonet. Garibaldi's
forces did not know this fact, and We're march
iag along toward the same point, singing na-s
tional airs. When they arrived at Metana they
were surprised by seven battalions of the Pa
pal army, supported by twelve guns who
attacked them in front and on both tanks.
The battle ground was among hills, with u
country road running on both sides. Fighting
was continued fercely for over an honr. IN
the hottest moment of the engagement Carl
baldi had to be dragged away from the battle.
His troops suffered much loss and retreated to-
ward Monte Rotondo, pursued by the troops of
the Pope. Here the fght Gas renewed and
continued for over two hours. when the Carl
baldian retreat became utter rout. 1t is be-
lieved here that Garibaldi had 900gnen killed
and 1000 made prisoners. and great many
wounded. Menott Garlbaldi was wounded
slightly in the leg. The loss OF the Papal force
was not so heavy Arrived at the frontier, the
retreating Garbaldeans gave up all their arms,
except weapons which were their own private
property, to the Italian regular troops Station
tI.n E.an .f1,IIs lnffa -,
this morning by special railroad train for Flor
ence. He made no parting address, and looked
old, haggard and disappointed. The revolH-
tonary and lnsurrectonary movement is bro
ken down all over the territory. Stress isis
There were no French engaged il the fights
with the exception of those who went fl as
volunteers, although some of the Garbaldans
deceived by the resemblance of the nnforns
of the Papal soldiers 10 that worn by some OF
the French regiments Of the line, say they
were beaten by French soldiers The Italian
troops stationed on. the frontier behaved with
great judgment in the emergency. Many Of
the wounded Earibaldians are here aud some
lew at Monte Rotondo.
CANToLUPo, Nov.i4.
The road between the front and Carrez is
filled with Garibaldian volunteers returning
toward Italy. They arc all uiIarmed. Their
defeat by the Papal troops is complete and
final. 1t is said that some of their best men
have been killed. 5fe1 sael 4absa
TERM Nov 4--I1veninsi
y
from the scene OF the late engagement between
the Garibaldians and the Papal troops. They
are conveyed by special railroad trains. The
Italian regulars act in very kindly .manieratos
all, assisting III carrying them from the station
TO where they are laid weeping like women
on beholdiDg the sad spectacle Father GayaZzi
has charge of the hospital. GeDeral Garbaldi,
accompanied by his sons BIeiotti and Riccoti,
passed here this morning eu route to Flore net.
N3 t34lO sNTIatroIE, Nova -
When General Garbaldi reached here this
morning on his way to Florence, the Italian
officer ON duty told him he must go to
Spezzia. Garibalh drew revolver, saying be
would not resist the officers, but he would not
go willingly Italian soldiers then stepped for
ward and lifted him into the car. His sons
would not go with him. AZ isa
FLORENCE, Nov. g. Is.
The English Minister and Embassy here have
requested King Victor Emanuel to treat Carl
baldi lenently. This insurrectonary, trouble
being over, there will it is said, be no collision
between the French and Italian forces Italy
is quiet. There are Iumors aioat here that
Garibaldis mind is affected.
PARIS, Nov 4--Evening =
The Paris La Presse of this evening says that
the French Charge d'Affairs at Florence was
ordered to present on Sunday 70 the Kings
government an imperial ultiDlatum to TIE effect
that the italian troops which had been march
ed into the Papal territory, should evocuate
the states OF the church before Thursday even
ing, now.
ihS diiS isuipS says Inab curing Cne en-
gagement near Monte Rotondo ON Sunday
last, Garlbaldi was beaten by the Papal troops,
and after his defeat retired TO Comese which
is eighteen miles southwest of Rietz on the
site of the ancient city of Curez. capital of tile
Sabine7. Here, it is said, General Garibaldi
surrendered to the Italian anthoritiesa e tVgA
EXETER, Eng, Nov. 4-Midnight
The bread riot which commenced here has
extended to Administer, situated twenty four
miles east OF Exeter, where the premises of the
corn dealers have been burned. Administer
contains the well-kuown carpet factories with
buildings for the manufacture of wooden cloths
and gloves, and has very determined p2puia-
ton of working men. The local militia have
been called out and placed under arms in Exc
ter, and reinforeements of the regular troops
have arrived in the city from the naval station
at Plymouth. Several arrests have beenmade.l
Special constables have been sworn in both in
Exeter and Administer. The Mayor Of Exeter
has made speech TO the people, but the mob
is still in force, and great excitement prevails
in the streets even to this hour. ift i
From grexico.EszE hmai !
HAVANA, Nov. g. &
Late advices from Mexico state tliatit was
momentarily expected that revolution would
break out in that Republic for the overthrow
of President Juarez
HAVANA, Nov
The st 4amship Elder has arrived here with