The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31
GaribaIdi Ordered to Disarm
and Disperse His Forces.
THE FENIAN TRIALS,
&c. sc, &c. sc.

PsRis, October 2s-Evening-Several
more French ships Of war left Toulon
during the day for Ciyita Vecchia. The
entire press is loud in its praises of Vic
tor Emanuel for his recent proclama-
ton .denouneing sGaribaldi. Late dis
patches report Garibaldi as still holding.
his position near Monte Rotondo. 1t is
reported that an agreement has been ar
rived at between France and Italy,
whereby the troops Of the former will
attack the insurgents, and the latter are
thereupon expected to retreat from the
Papal territory into the dominions OF
King Victor Emanuel, where they will
be quickly disarmed by the Italian
troops.
PARIS, October 29-Noou.--It is re-
ported that Minabreo, Prime Minister
of Italy is pledged to accompany the
French troops to Rome.
The NoaiteGr has recently issued a
note explaining the intervention OF
France in, the Italian question. 1t re-
CARDS the expedition as justifable for
the reason that Italy failed to protect
the Pope in his lawful and time-hOnored
rights. A sense of honor and due regard
for the opinions of mankind irnpel this
course.
The MoaiteaT asserts that the agency
of France willproceed no further than
is necessary to crush the armed rebel
lion against the Holy Father and to free
the Pontifcal territory from the tread
of hostile soldiers. When these objects
are accomplished, the troops of France
will be drawn and Il conference Of the
great powers of Europe will he called to
settle the Roman question.
FLORENCE, October photographic
communication With Rome has sudden
~ ceased, the insurgents having prob
ably cut the wires. Owing to the seri-
Gus aspect of political affairs the Ma
tional Diet will be called together at an
early day.
PARIS, October 2g-The latest dis
patches from Rome before the destruc-
ton Of the telegraphic communication
were highly important The insurgents
were actively engaged. An outbreak
was expected. The victorious troops of
Garibaldi were only six miles away and
organized for an attack on the eternal
city OrisiHi shells were being fixed in
the streets By parties of action who
seemed to be impat;ently awaiting the
arrival of Garibaldi. The precautions
of the authorities for the preservation
of order were apparently Ineffective.
Dispatches from Civita Necchia an
nounces that the French fleet arrived
without accident. The troops and mu-
nitions of war were being landed aud
the Pope was hourly expected to arrive.
FLORENCE, October 20, Evenisg-lt
is rumored that the Italian troops have
passed the frontier. No particulars.
PARIS, October 81, Noon.--Garibald
is ut Monte Marco. The Italian army
has crossed the frontier, and the Com
handing General has commanded Carl
baldi to disarm and dispense his forces.
FLORENCE, October -, Evening"
Deputies Nccotera and Mosto are re-
ported badly wounded during the recent
engagement. ,..-.... .--,..
FLORENCE, October 2S.-The sales of
church lands has commenced and prom
ises TO add largely to the revenues of
the Italian government.
FLORENCE, October 29.-General La
MarmoIa has been sent ON a mission to
Paris.
PARIS, October 29.-The Municipality
OF Paris gave grand banquet to En-
peror Napoleon and Empress, and EN-
psror Francis Joseph, at the Hotel dc
Vile, which was splendidly decorated
for the occasion. The Emperor of Aus
tria made an eloquent and feeling
speech. He returned thanks to the
Emperor and Empress, to the Munich.
pality of Paris, AID to the people of
France for the noble hospitality which
received, and solemnly invoked closer
ainity between France aud Austria. In
this grand spectacle of international
hospitality he beheld a new pledge of
peace for Europe, and fresh guaran-
tee for the progress and prosperity of
the. nations. The speech was received
with profound emotions by the distin-
guished company. During the pro-
gressof the festival the Hotel de Vile,
which was brilliantly illuminated, Yves
SURF onnaed by vast assemblage who
repeatedly cheered Emperor Francis
Joseph and Emperor Napoleon and the |
Empress, When the party, at the con.
clusion of the, entertainment, passed !
through the crowd in their carriages
on the way from the Tuilleries. the m ost
acknowledgements were made
by the peoPlen 3iTy 9 +'5iU
LIvERPools October 29--Noon.-This
cityis the centre Of a. Fenian panic
Reported mysterious proceedings among
the Irish inhabitants caused the au-
thorities to takes extraordinary precau-
tions. gThsarmories and gun shops in !
the city are guarded by volunteers, and
the police patrols have been doubled.