The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13

One 10 truth assert that the spirit Of re convsn-
be tlis a. u may Il V faci taa the troops enrolled BY
the PORTUGAL government have suced for the defencs
OF ther nag But although they thus fulfilled the objecs
assenea 70 tnem the impartial government despite our
reiterated observations and proeslaons judses other
wise and decided to intervene Tue formal declarations
prevent the invasion OF tho armed bandsdelaratiors
which We have fulAled-havs unhappy not sulnced to
change 50 grave resolution
Public opinion In Italy is deeply moved and II tho
population mas not been carried TO acts OF gravity
it's because the majority ara wise. and because the
country Is hccustom TO have full condolences Ia the
government OF faithful king, Who guards and viii
ever guard ihsir honor at The cost OF any sacrifice
We have consulted the exigsncles Of our dignity and
OF our ute'ests the consequently has bad
70 tase upon its'n the serious responsibility
This step can by no means DO considered
by France as hostile act. Occupying a few points IN
gam good viii reassurs the mi nds OF the iuhab-
itaats ana 10 reesabsh quiet the agaled pop
uaiion, which addresses tsef from all sides TO the
kings government invoking It's protection The troops
have orders TO everywhere respect tie established
thori:y and prlncipass and to 10 such manner
to AVOID every coaacs likely to give rise TO subsequent
The situation created by the September Convention
having bscl altered BY the inisrvsnon OF the imperial
troops, the Kings government required 10 guard Us
rights by placing Itself Identical position with that
OF tho other contracting power aud thus be aole 10 open
fresh negotiations on iooiag OF perfect equality. Let
form that these negotiations may lead
to definite solution, which, while sati Tying the legt-
mats ns.ionr ASPIRATIONS may az tho same time secnre
TO The Chief Of the Church tho dignity aud indepen-
dence necessary for tue accomplishment Of il divine
MISSION
French Review Of the situation.
The weekly bulletin of the Paris MonuetT speaks Of
the Italian question IN the following terms:-
Tue formation OF the new Italian Ministry, presided
over oy neral Neusbrea, pledge gyea to toe prin
cipe OF authority aud respect for international spua
% s once Ss'S ycsor
Emanuel has just addressed 70 tue Italian nation,
warning Il against being ied away by fatal entange
prerogatives Of the Crown and the usiosbty Of the
lava As holder OF the right OF and the KING
tolerate its usurpaton. Justly considering him.
ser bound by an insxorable debt OF honor and nam
tanning the treaties furnished with his constitutional
sanction thai OF tho Parliament, he upon his
that the voice Of reason will DO listened TO- and that
Italy will give proofs Of wisdom and patriotism
true light the anachicai attempts OF unautnozrd ia
dividuals who violate the faith by the regular
authorities Of their country Upon Ne part the French
invaders whose tendeuces equally adverse 70 the
Holy see and 70 monarchIcai Italy. renders signal
lar addressed the 25th October Dy the Enperor's
Minister for Foreign Affairs TO the diplomatic agents Of
mated 5, sSy hostile spouaaI While tas Kiues nro
ciamston vcrines that war with France would b =
francidal war between two armies who have fought
the same cause the circular recalls the fact tat
faithfully preserve the memory OF all the uniting
~ tally and hope that the spirit OF
ioSauy POSblO0 OasB o. greatness on0
prosperity Of that power. will not bs delayed In being
strongly affirmed
The Minister Foreign Affairs points out In the same
document that the Convention Of Semptembsr is hal
been brought about aud freely signed BY lay and that
houor imposed uponths Fan peror's government duty
or not misunderstanding the bopos FOUNDED by tho
Catholic world upon the value Of clothed With tue
signature OF France. When the Ponti1cai territory
shall DO delivered and security re.estsblished thu
flied their task. and heaceforth his hasssy's govern
uqpt celll the Gtspion OF P6Meu much Interested
Fah6e herself 10 causing the principles OF order and
stability 70 prevail IN Europe to the recprocsl situation
OF Italy ana the Holy Sea Thus, Rouher juss
said the object OF the imperial resou ions 70
the dsordersd march OF dangerous and
the country hopes. with the State Minister that toe
present trial will only conducs 10 the consolidation Of
peace by REFRESHING the violent acts which could
and without danger.
The last received from tho Pont0cai States 10
reassurng. Inc French neet Was In sight OF Civta
vecchia on the night Of the 20lh, aud the troops
carries were about 70 be promptly disenbarked Tran
GUILTY. continued To prevail n Rome, where every pre-.
caution had been repuiss the attacks Of the
Garibaldan bands Arrested entire day Monte
Antpes legion which repulsed three assaults
from enfod forces and only succambsd whom
crushed by numbers, after twelve hours OF conflict
Garbaldi had only advanced little beyond Monte RI
tondo. and skill some miles from Romc the
ing Of the 18th.
In Italy manifesto and declared resolution OF the
cabinet had not brought about the tumultuons
proper 70 announce Everything calm at Fiorence
and unimporant manifestations which bad taken place
1t Turin and at Genoa had disappeared OF themselves
without giving rise 20 any disorder.