New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29


wounded in the recent engagement at Monte Maggiore,
but the report is not1confrmed.
The insurgents concentrating in the neighboring
mountains.
THE ENCOUNTER AT MONTE LBRETTI.
The French MOniteT says:
"On the 18th inst the Pontfcal troops attacked with
the bayopet and defeated 800 Gaibaldans who barred
their road 20 Monte Lbret The invaders were forced
to evacuate that locality after some losses both In Killed
and wounded" 3D. .... y. MI. ID
But according to received IN France from Rome
the 70 were red deSsd at Monte @ ne
aferward abandoned Monte Lbret and also falvaerra
And the AOniteiT Of the 10th finally says: Authentic
and concurrent intelligence from Rome and Florence en-
ables give the nostcoumstanbal account Of the az
fair of the 18th October which the last encounter that
has taken place for some days PaIai soldiers,
with rash impulse, charged BODY OF SoO GalpalaShs'
bretu The invaders however hay ing received consider
able reGnfOrcemens from the neighboTDg frOnerprob-
ably badly guardedthey resumed The offensive to The
number Of 500 Before so superior force the PontheaI
detachment effected retreat in good order During the
whole day they had ten wounded whom they were able
to together with is GaTibadlan prisoners The
and IL was affirmed Florence that Menptt GaribalO
was seriously wounded What IS certain, however Is that
Libretti and Falvaterra and the Romans have
taken possession Of both those localities
PALEsTRINA ,oCCUPIED-THE. PAPAL TROOPS RETREArHG.
Advices published here by the Relief Committee state
that 500 insurgents occupied PALESTINE yesterday that
the population Of yeetr and FrOsinone are Joining the
insurgents and that considerable number o. the Pom
fncal at the inter pace rcreating
Rome.
MESorTI GARIBAIDI's COLUMN
According TO the Italia Of Naples Menot Garibald was
received at vicovaro the eth with great enthusiasm
The insurgents were regaed nihe public square and an
auto dd te was made OF the Papal arms upon none
OF the mountains between Tvoh, Monte Rotondo and
Palombara are there now any military or civil au'hOr
The Ptngolo OF Florence says that the column com
handed by Menot Garibaldi consists or 200 resolnte
young who In the campaigns Of 1859 and lse6
Tins column has not yet measured It's strength with the
enemy.
ROME sURRoUSDED-THE CITY IN A STATE OF SIEGE
THE POPE CALM
Rome may be said TO be completely surrounded, ard
very shortly the Papa troops will be restricted 70 the de-
tense Of the city Letters from Rome printed in the Con
tnental journals describe having all the appearance
OF city about TO sustain siege. II is patroled In every
part al the posts reinforced and the troops biyou
ack at night upon the hills Arrests continue unceasng
a. COO peope have been arrested; the prisons are
crowded. ana the authorizes are at their WIS emu 10
know where 10 put the people they seize The young men
of the cy nevertheless c0nrive TO escape and join the
insurgents at Is impossible" says the correspondent
part OF the Roman youth exile or in prison. business
Is at a standst, provisions are dear, the misery ex
threatened be deprived the Winter Of the benefit u
Very calm. ON Monday he walked through, the Corso
foot If this done TO test public SpinSn the Holy
there no sympathetic cry manifestation Whatsoever
but the people hid themselves in passages and shops N
order not 10 be obliged TO salute him II was very sad
spectacle, and was witness Of
GARIBAIDI TO THE ITALIANS
Garibadihas sent from Caprera the following short
address: r.t
CAPRERA. Oct 7, 1867
To THE ITALIANS: Fighting has begun the Roman
territory; there men there for whom would give
thousand lives Listen cOwardly words but march
Tomorrow Italy viii receive congratulations from the
entire world, which will have witnessed your heroism
There Is report at Florence that Garbald has left his
island upon an American vessel but there to be 10
authority for the rmOr. ... I... I
GARIDALDI TO THE ROMANS.
The Italian papers publish the following proclamation
which Garbaldi has addressed 10 the Romans: p. !
Notwithstanding timd councils and insoent threats
you have spontaneously short delay and while write
Of the sabnS 70 the nights Of the Ganicoo You
complis6ne with lust Impotence your duty; Italy
convinced viii fulhll Between Rome aud ue there
maintain my promise and viii be with you. But TO van
qnish superfuons. The dauntless survivors OF Vas
cello and San Paerazo the tried veterans OF the National
battles are fighting your ranks ana ther naes carry
with them victory do not refuse the glorious ahdatf
aud that of all my friends and transfer the direction OF
the enterprise into the hands OF my son Mcnot CERTAIN
arrival let there remain merely the opprooous recoec
ZION OF the execITbe tyranny which has oppressed y0n
cRIsPIs VISIT TO CABRERA. =
A letter from Florence says The deputy Crlsm nag
been sent 70 Caprera at the request OF thc
the Council to employ all his infneRce ON me mind q
citizen may contribute TO bring back ne concord 80
desirable. The resignation Of Roman officers in Ing
Ghire they go swell the ranks Of the insurgents.
MAZZINI REPORTED ~ TIE PAPAL STATES.
The (0uicr TFdacds says that Mazzni has left LuganO
for the Papal states.
THE DEMAND TOR ISTERyESTIoS
Florence dispatches Of the 18th ray that the entire
italian press is unanimous in calling FOR the occupation
of the Papa territory. ...A
The OpiUione again urges the Government TO take
measures 10 prevent any Intervention.
Tie provincial journals eoncm ~ censnrng ne IAN
ME Pesere7a,l.u insists upon tle immediate occupation
NJ The Pontincal States BY the Italian troops declaring
thot every delay IL dangerous 10 ne hondchy anu W
The institutions Of the country
THE LEADERS or THE iSsUBREc1ioN
In addition TO Mcnott Garibaldi the Instruction is
headed by Col Acerb NM Cucchi, salomone and Baron
Nicotera all four deputies OF the Italian Parliament W.
BadlDI rich cloth manufacturer al sienna, is at the
head OF 200 Of mis- young woTkmen ana Roman refugees
whom, he has provided with and money Several