The Portland daily press., 1867-11-04
RECRUITS To HIS ARMY.
French Troops Entered Ron,e.e
Prussia to Support Italy against
ll.rI aInl France. wv ~


BJ4Ff GfNt France. VT 49,
!. LONDON, .Noy. 1-33O p. M.
Telegraphic dispatches from Florence. giving
the situation of affairs at Rome have heen ra
ceived here. The French troops which were
departed at Civita Necchia few days since
nad arrived at the Holy City Phere was no
demonstration whatever. The city was per-
fectly quiet, and the French were received with
profound silence. Garibaldi, whose force was
constantly increasing, still held his position ON
the outskirts of Rome. The papal forces were
to move out of their intrenchments and attack
him to-day b 1-ols'sF p snh
Tho Malone this morning denies the truth
of the report that the French troops have ar
rived in Rome The Italian, army, which has
entered the Papal States, is under the COM
mand of Gen. Cialdini. 8Garibalei has retired
to Monte RotoDdo. He has made no repiv TO
the summons of the Italian Government to dis,
arm his volunteers. "a
The police have taken possession of and
closed the Bureau of the National party and
headquarters of the relief committees in this
CITY and elsewhere, sby order of the Italian
Government.
ttI BERLIN, Nov l.
The Provincial CORES pondenten, a journal of
semi-official character, says Prussia will in
tervene in the Roman difficulty, should such
action on her part be necessary to preserve the
peace OF 'Europe.F@n 9a4 gIn2 s5.sasa
The statement that the Empefor Francis Jo-
seph is to visit King William of Prussia. at
Berlin, is cOntradicted fsgFF q,
The Moniteur to-day says that 1.-THE, Emperor
Napoleon has demanded Of King Victor En-
manuel an explanation, of the invasion of the
Roman territory by the Italian forces. asgss 81
FLORENCE. Nov. 1-Evening.
At the last accounts from the South Garibal-
al remained at Monte Rotonde with force es- !
timated at 5000 strong. sst seE az. = si d,
Lord William Rosse the celebrated Astron-
omer died yesterdays in the 9th year of his age 4
fFl. tfpE.yfp n IN DUNN, Noy /
Greatexcitemen has been created here by
the wanton shooting of the two policemen on
"Wednesday night. A proclamation has been
issued by the Government offering reward of
81 900 for the arrest Of the assassins, The no
lice in this city and throughout the island are
searching for the murderers. Two suspected
persons have already been unprecedented and
are now In custody awaiting Examination. lsA
MANCHESTER, Nov. 1-Esening.
The trial ef Allen and four other prisoners
was concluded to-day sbeforesthe special conn
mission. They were all Convicted oil murder
ana nave received the sentence of death. The (
cases of the rest of the accused will be tried ON
Monday, towhich day the Court has adiourneds
8af $500 ST. PETERSBURG, Nov l. ri
The marriage of His Majesty, King George
of Greece and Her Imperial Highness, the
Princess Olga, took place to-day With great
la. ,.sss.s n ss.S LONDON. Nov. IL a
As the last mail steamer was leaving Rio Ja-
neiro report reached that city that the Bras
zlllan troops had captured the town of Pillar,
called by the natives Neembucu, the chief pert
of Paraguay. it was also reported that MANY
prisoners and a. great quantity Of military
stores had fallen into their hands. q
LONDON, Noy. 2-Noon.1
me french troops have entered the Holy
CIy; Inc Italian reserve has been called out
n N pna tl,fr A. III ID
has pledged her support to Italy in the event of
q rupture OF friendly relations between that
country and France
1t is known there is a crisis in the relations
between Francs and Prussia. Which causes
much nneasiness and apprehension in none \
tary circles. se,,s,ttf .at1t1r 57sT54iti
LONDON, Nov 2 g p M. I'D
Gen. Menahrea. Prime Minister Of Italy, i'm
a note justifes the advance of the Italian
troops into the Papal territory. He SAYS the
dignity OF the Italian. Government and the yio-
iatlon OF the September treaty BY Che French
required this movement tss8N WI IN
DUBLIN, Nov e-Noon.
The trial of Gen. Warren, for completely in
Fehiansm, was concluded last evening. He
was found guilty of treason and felony. II
New YORK, Nov 9
The following are cable specials to the Herald
Garibaldls camp is situated at Castel Cube
iero hive miles distant from the city of Tome
On this day "wednesday, in the morning. he
had at his headquarters, under his Immediate
command, 1900 revolutionary soldiers. The
men are well armed and have plenty of pro-
visions. The General has no artillery except
two brass guns that he took from the Papai
soldiers during the fight at Monte Rotondo-
They have no tents 10 shelter in and there is
very little discipline maintained. The rear is
unguarded. Garibaldis heaaquarters in the
field are at point facing Rome and in fun
view OF the Eternal city. There are no Papal
troops between us and Rome as the soldiers of
the Pope, who have been gradually and steadi-
~ fsaIIt incl ar f...et a. a..
cd within the line of Qualifications of the city.
Before their retirement from the field they
burned all the bridges over the1ver Roman
peasants residing in the neighborhood of the
contendlng forces take no interest--at least
evince none-in the progress of affairs They
are engaged at the plough and tending to their
focks on the plain just usual. Garibaldi's
men do not Interfere with them, and respect
1nelr properly. taking only fences to cook with
They behave well. Eight men of the Garibal-
dian army are to be shot Tomorrow, by SEN
tence OF court martial, having been convicted
OF thieving at Monte Rotondo. The forces are
very enthusiastic in their hopes as to the re-
suit OF the movement on Rome. The weather
is very cold during the nights 24s
recruits come i'll at an average of 600 daily
arms ana provisions are had in large quanti-
ties from the province of TERM, in anticipation
OF tight with the Papal Government. There
has been no actual engagement since the fights
at Vlterbo and and Monte Rotondo Priests
fought brayely at Monte Rotondo. After the
right at Monte Rotondo Garibaldi's officers
begged of him to shoot at once all prisoperss
taken IN the action, but he refused promptly
and with determination. Signor Aseerbi was
not Killed at Viterbo as.at first reported. Gar
lbaldI's sons, Menotti and Riccotti, are both in
camp with their father. All sleep on the floor
OF an old monastery Garibaldi will not adj
vance nearer to Rome until he has twenty
thousand men under his command. Heis to-
day engaged in making an examination of the
ruins OF bridges destroyed by fire by Papal
troops. lie intends to OCCUPY Monte Mario
immediately. Two Thousand Papal .troops.
well officered and handled in the field could
destroy Garibaldis force by an assault on the
rear of the position
Members of insurrectionary committees are
here consulting with Garibaidi The General
would regard it as an act Of madness to attack
Rome with the force just now under his COM
mand. There are large supplies of food and
ammunition at Monte Rotondoi and Corez
The Italian troops posted on the frontier are in
fine condition and advancing s.t'a
Terni, near Rome, Oct 3l.-An the Garibal-s
dian forces left here to-day, escorting the Papal
military prisoners taken in the late actions, en-
route towards Florence. The prisoners were
insuited at the stations by the people and some
CONFUSION ensued, but the Italian police re-
=, Florence, Oct sl.-A battalion of Italian Car
iDalulah volunteers from this city, which had
first marched for the frontier. has been stonnad
at Nayre, on the way, by the Italian troons
L ne hmg's Governments has ordered that the
revolutionary relief committees both here and
IN the provinces, shall he closed Garibaldi
demonstrations continue to be made daily in
In all the chief towns of Italy.
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