Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30

New YORK, October 29.-The following
cable specials have been received by the
| Herald: --- f..-.-.. 'i.
The Pope Asking for Prayers.
ROME, October 26.-The Pope, in a letter
| to the Catholic Bishops throughout the
Church has been assailed by the Revolu-
! tionists. and asks them to order prayers IN
all the churches for the Holy See. OF
A Fight Fifteen nGaribaIdIans Killed
The police, on Friday, in searching a
house, met with resistance. They attack
ed the house with bayonets, killed fifteen
Garibaldians and took thirty six prisoners
A quantity of arms and bombs were also
captured. There has been fighting to-day
half mile from the city. Great excite
ment prevails within the walls. The rev.
olutionists are making preparations for a
second uprising. .ss5qf. .,-s. III
A Proclnmation. ~
A proclamation has been issued to pro-
hibit assemblies of over four persons to-
gether at the same time-all persons to re-
tire within their houses, and shops are to
be closed when the signal OF alarm is
given. a.t- .aila.. .-s..a-l-I 80
.-E5ls-- Attack on Viterbo. l.54
News has been received here that one
thousand Garibaldians attacked Viterbo
yesterday, setting fire to one of the gates.
and material. 1t is said that their leader
was the Deputy Accerbi, and that he was
killed. The citizens, including many of
the aristocracy, have been armed and pa
troll the streets during the night. ~
A Desperate Fight Near Monte Ro.
tondO.
FLORENCE, Oct. 26-News has been re-
ceived here that desperate battle was
fought near Monte Rotondo on Friday
Garibaldi won the victory. With tour
battalions he put to flight and pursued the
Papal forces, taking $50 prisoners and
three guns. Many were killed and wound
ed on both sides. -rici -sf,H.
Gen. Cialdini has been unable to COM
plete the formation of a new Ministry, and
has abandoned the effort. Both Ratazzi
and Gen. Durando are trying to recon-
struct the Cabinet.
Demons, ration mt Turin.
TURIN, Oct. 26-There was a great pop
ular demonstration in this city Yesterday
afternoon in favor of making Rome the
capital of the nation, and an address to the
King of Italy to that effect was adopted.
GaribaIdi's Force. 7" -.
PARIS, Oct. 27.-Garibaldi's force is said
to be from ten to twelve thousand strong.
All the Papal troops have been concentra-
ted before Rome, with orders to act upon
the defensive. ss-' '' -i'
The troops that sailed from Toulon will
reach Civita Vecchia this afternoon.
Refusing to Fight Against GaribaIdi.
FLORENCE, Oct. 26.-The soldiers of Vic
tor Emanuel refuse to fight against Gar
ibaldi. .Ti III
The course of natural unity in the Kings
council is gaining ground. 1t is now con-
sidered certain that thoroughly radical
ministry will be formed, whose policy will
be devoted to making Rome the Capital OF
Italy. ..-. 3-15sr.-.. .r... .,..ef-y- 1. t-.
Two Ba Battles-Garibaldi Before X ON e.
FLORENCE, Oct. 27.-Two battles have
been fought between the volunteers In-
der Garibaldi. The first took place at Mon
terotando. the second was fought further
south, at Torrete. In both of these engage
ments which were of desperate character
the invaders were victorious, and Gen.
Garibaldi has now arrived before Rome
with 10000 men under him. sv.3 q.
FLORENCE, October 27.-The young men
of Italy are swarming over the Papal from
| tier to Join Garibaldi. There is report
| that Garibaldi received check at Monter-
otando from the Papal troops, who were
suddenly reinforced. I'd. .r.r
The Moniteur on the Situation.
PARIS, October 27.-The Moniteur to-day
says that the fleet at Toulon had been kept
| back at the request of the King of Italy.
but it has now sailed for the Italian Coast,
| because no Cabinet has been formed at
Florence, and because Garibalda is menac-
ing the City of Rome. This action OF
France is declared not aggressive. Both
| Italy and France are interested in the pre-
servation of order and the vindication of
the law. The Moniteur hopes that the
| entente cordiale between the two nations
will not be disturbed.
A Banquet.
A banquet was given yesterday by the
foreign members of the imperial commits
sion of the Exposition Universsile t. the
French members. NJ. Rouher, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. was present and made all
important and significant speech. He al
luded di ectly to the present crisis in the
Italian Peninsular. and said he hoped Italy,
would not, under the influence of bad pas
sion, be led to engage in war with France,
but that she would emerge from this great
national trial purified, and friend of or
der. cd.
Rumors at Paris. .-
PARIS, Oct. 27-Evening.-The widest
rumors in regard to Italy are circulating
here. 1t is reported that the Italian Crown
Prince has put himself at the head OF an
army to resist the French. Another rumor
saws King Victor Emanuel will abandon