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| New YORK, Oct. 3l.-The Herald's Cable
special, London 18th, says: I4om
Inc London Globe of this morning says.
In an editorial article, that although PruS-
sia is engaged to a neutral course of policy
on the state of the Roman question:, Count
Bismarck, the Premier, has given an as
surance to the Cabinet in Florence that he
VIII not allow France to make war on
| Italy on account of the Papal complica-
| tion.
Discussion of the National Crisis in
| Florence.
FLORENCE, Oct. pa. M.-The press is
engaged in an anxious discussion of the
national crisis and the policy of the Gov
ernment. The more moderate liberal jour-
nails express apprehension of the action of
the Cabinet towards the Garibaldians, and
in the observance of the September con-
vention. The Democratic papers are firm
| In their opposition of the course of the
executive, and loud in condemnation of the
idea OF foreign Intervention in Rome.
There is much popular disaffection, pro-
duced mainly by the vagueness of the
Kings proclamation, from the fact that the
Royal manifesto contains no allusions d or
reference to the matter of French interven-
ti0n and how it should be met. o.. tsts' 'z7,4 Fl
The army contingent, as classed in the
year lS4l, OF the Royal, troops, has been
called out. .ssa-z 7sr. foo- -'l.. .i .....-.-
Garabaidi Reinforced by Deserters.
PARIS, Oct. 25, Night.-La Presse of this
afternoon says that Gen. Garibaldi's army
is being reinforced by thousands of men
who have deserted from the Royal army of
Italy. He carried Monte Rotondo after a
severe fight and marched direct for Rome
1t is believed here that he is now at the
very gates of the city, . 1r-,r,' r--af -.
The New Italian Cabinet. III
La Patrie says that the Premier and
members of the New Italian Cabinet ac-
cepted the offices under two positive official
conditions with Victor Emanual I; first, that
the King shall publicly disavow all conniv-
ance with or in support of Garabaldian
bands who have crossed and are crossing
the frontier into Papal dominion, and sec
ondly that by military movement on the
frontier the Italian army cooperate with
the French expeditionary force. a5afl..-.i-.
The Paris opaque publishes news, dated
In Florence, announcing that the Italian
troops OF the Kings army crossed the FROM
tier and entered the Papal territory to-
day. ...- t....-..l -. y
GaribaIdi Gains a Victory at Monte
PARIS, Oct. 29.-The news of Garibaldi's
victory over the forces of the Pope at Monte
Rotondo has been confirmed by telegrams
The General displayed great personal dar-
ing during the engagement, his soldiers
capturing all the Pontifical force, made up
of Zouaves and gend'armes from Rome.
but the Italian Government authorities at
once released them.
The Emperor Napoleon.
La Liberte of this city says that the EN-
peror Napoleon refused to permit the Ital-
ian army to cooperate with the French
eXpeditionary force in the operations which
may be taken in the Roman territory. In
reply to the proposal of King Victor Eman-
uel in this direction Napoleon said that
Italian cooperation wasunnecessary, as he
intended to limit the sphere of French ac-
ton to Civitia Vecchia. l @ -.I
Departure OF n Second French Fleet
for Roman Waters.
ToULoN, Oct. 2S, p. M.-The second
French fleet. detained here by adverse
weather, has followed in the wake of the
of artillery has also sailed. Troops are still
pouring in here from different stations of
the military departments.
Imperial Conscrfption. ..-
ToULoN, Oct.29.-The Imperial conscrip-
tion for sailors for the French navy has
been resumed here and in all other mari
time quarters and districts of France. The
railroads are all engaged in bringing in
troops from different points to augment the
Italo- Roman expeditionary force.
Popular Movement in Rome.
ROME, Oct. 27, P. M.-The revolutionary
junta is exceedingly active in its opera
national cause by a popular movement
inside the city, and rising against the
temporal authority of the Pope is regarded
as imminent. Great alarm exists, as num-
Der of Orizina bombs have been exploded
in the streets during last night and to-day.