New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER Ia, 1867

bad, however already posted company Of troops a.
This point the Delegate Of Public Security summoned INC
crowd TO dsperso in the usual manner and some arrests
were made In the mean time another mob had gone 20
tho Via Glnori and there smashed the windows OF u9
Police Office. ON their way they hal completely sacked
an armorers shop and attempted, without success; 20
they were met BY two companies Of the line, aud lmme
dlaely dispersed without offering tho slightest resist
ancc After o'clock there was no further demonstra
tion beyond shouts Of "Vive CiarbaldD and " Fuori
Garfhadi,p from isolated groups Of men and boys u ~
torrents had considerable effect In danponng the ardo
of tho populace and preventing much mischief The al
thorites appear TO have anticipated some disturbance
for before O'Clock several troops of ancers were pa
trolling the city in all directions Strong detaehments OF
troops of the line we're posted before the police ONCE ana
the Ministry Of the Interior, while several companies OF
bersagler and other troops marching through ths
streets until midnight IN order to Tseyent any Iresn
asSemblagc or tnmuit. There 10 collision between
e r9Cps and tine Po2uiace Ia M at any point ana t t1ns G &
Guard and the armOrers shop the broken windows
Several arrests have been made by the police this
evening including some Gaubaldian officers recently
arrived IN this city Menott GaTbadi and several Other
prominent Garibaldians are now in Florence
DETAILS OF THE ARREST OF GARIBAIDI
The Italian papers contain details Of Garibaldis arrest
which interesting IL that the General arrived
at Asinalunga on Monday According TO the Nocbnct0
he had been warmly received by population and the
specs. At 10 o'clock he went 10 bed little anticipating
what to follow. The sequel is told by the HociBeHto
" About o'clock in the morning two companies OF the
37th Regiment garrsoned at Orveto, arrived at Asin-
alunga, also strong detachment OF earDneers eaiD,-
in Italy the same rs gendarmes In Francel-
The house where Garbald was staying was surrounded
and the captain In command followed by several carbi-
neers entered the Generals r0o and presented TO Carl
bald letter containing The order for his arrest me
General got up, and said understand Can dress my
seff The captain replied Certainly But a few mo-
ments after the captain in command OF the detacl
ment of militia refused TO wait and gave orders for
the departure. All the foreigners found in the district
had been arrested, and all the coaehmen and horses
seized upon The little place was in state OF siege
Garibads secretary, lasso and BarberD, were taken
with the General Having left Asnalnnga at an early
hour they were not long Ia arriving at Florence After
short stay there, the convoy left by special train Tor
Alessandra The General taken to the citadel and
put IN room dirty and devoid OF everything but by the
orders Of Col. Vacca, commander Of the citadel Carl
bald very soon placed In another aud more Deeom
ing room. The following is the manifesto which Gen
Garbad has issued from his prison in Alessandra to the
Romans and Italians We especially call the attention oi
So sept. 2j1he Romans have the right of sIayosvz
90 rise against Their tyrans The Italians have duty 10
pcifom-viz, TO aid them. Think Of this, for all the
world have THEN eyes you Continue, then your beau
bads he arrested And Sierward we Shall lit up
heads with pride and say to the nations-We have de-
veIed you from the most abOminnble of your enemies
The King has returned tO Florence.
The sixth International Statistical Congress opened on
Tho rst meeting Of tho delegates Of the Italian Banks
has also been held at Florence.
ANEEcsS LADIES rLAG-NAKING FOR THE PAPM
ZOUANES.
Since The ftc Of 81. Peter number or ladies, pInc
paly Americans have been engaged in embroiderng n
nag FOR the zouaves. -Four who remained behind were
month Ills Holiness granted them an audience. In the
address which accompanied the presentation they de
hearts entertain that the interchangeable zeal OF your
Iouavcs may become under oh circumstances the de
fcusc Oi the Poruhcal throne
rnE rRocIANAuoS or TIE POPE.
The Pope has delivered the following address to the
members Of the Consistory:
BELOVED BRETHREN: The Catholic world Is well aware
how times have had 10 deploIc and feprOVe the
grey Gus wrongs, aud grave injuries the Subapin Gov
crmcnt has IN defiance of all divine and human rights
and without rgard csasca ccnsures and penalties
inflicted fora number Of years on the Catholic Church.
rs aud This Apostolic See ON the oishops on The con
sectatcd ministers the religious orders OF both sexes
and other wous Institutions That same Government
by i-,ulng orders Whirh We haN1 cOdehhea Ior pelIg
contrary 20 The authority of tins Church but II has gone
20 far Boo its acts of injustice as tO dare To pro
po-c, approve. sanction ahd prOmnlgatc sacnlcgous
law which has within It's territory well as the ono
u.urpcd los w. deprived the Church Of all its property 70
the great dctrlment ot civl society, aud has appopu
aei Do ior its own use, and ordered the sale oi ho same
u must ho char to everybody how unjust anil cruel
law which dCcs the ms Npallc light Of property which
law which trumplc- On the rights OF nature ana all
dy I'm, and human rights generally law by which tho
u,mbcg. of the clergy, who have such great claims
,res coisecrtct to God arc reduced TO the greatest
misery aud TO bcggaTy. In this distress of the
Church, aud with the overthrow of all rights Of
the church before us we cannot assuredly remain
by aposi bic ministry. to defend and ayenge the
cse OF justice wta the greatest Rersiye,anee % This
assembly ad reprOvc with our apostolic authority te
law IN cue ston, why we condemn I and declare u an,
uuIcd and without any value. May the authors ana
cyidorrS know that they have exposed themselves 10
the eces asca penalties and censures when the sacred
cauous tho apostolic constitutions, the decFetS OF the
rue councils declare psO fdcO 10 DC inflicted on those
Who violate rights OF the Church aud usurp lis prop
cftv MAY they trcmbc and DC afflicted with sanitary
awe those nycterate enemies OF the Church, may 9ey
be convinced that Cod the author ana aNebgef o hls
Church. will for them the scNerest ana heaviest
chastisemcnts unless they sincerely repent ara ehdeNor
to nd in repairing the wrongs lnncttu by
thcm ON s same Church This is our most ardent hope
and most humby pray to God that he may near ''s'