The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
Victor Emmanuel Comes Oaf is
FaUOr Of the Pope. e
A New Italian Cabinet.
FENIAN MATTERS I'M ENGLAND.

s FLORENCE, Oct 2S-A. Nj.
The particulars have been received of the
engagement at Mouteo Rountonda. They rep
resent that the fighting was obstinate on both
sides. AT one time during the day when rein
forcements for the Papal troops arrived on the
field it appeared doubtful, but at the end OF
the conflict Gen. Garibaldi, who led his brave
volunteers in person, was completely success
full. He Immediately followed up his victory
and defeated the soldiers of the Pope, who fell
back en- Rome and We're vigorously pursued.
AT t,lc latest accounts from the south Carr
baldi, with all his army, estimated at from ten
to twelve thousand strong. had advanced to the
out Notifications of Rome.
Gen. Mcnamara, Go whom was committed the
task of recognizing the ministry, has succeed
ed in forming anew cabinet. al
Pope Plus Ninth has issued an encychcal
letter to the bishops OF the church throughout
Europe in which he calls their attention tothe
great perils by which he is now surrounded,
and in pathetic terms deplores the many dan
gers which menace the temporal power and
threaten TO destroy the independence OF the
Holy See. - eaesas d a. am
A Royal proclamation has been issued sign
ed by King Victor Emmanuel The following
is a substance: The King commences by say.
ing that the country is in great danger He
declares that war against France and her prob
able allies would he impossible. He'denounces
the Garibaldians for nsurpiDg the right to make
war, which is the prerog3tiye OF the King. He
says the nations of Europe must know that
Italy is no disturber OF the public order, and
that the flag raised against the head OF the
Catholic Church was not his. He Commanded
the insurgents to return 10 their allegiance,
and exhorts the people to sustain THEN King
and preserve the national honor. and concludes
by promising that when tranquility is restor-
ed, Italy, with France, will settle the Roman
question. 81 los cares sssi
LONDON, Oct 28-A N. 5
Advices from Rome state that great agitation
prevailed within the city, the authorities hour
1y expecting an attack from the Garibaldians
flushed with their recent victory. Pope Pious
TX had retired from the Vatican and sought
refuge and protection within the Castle of ST.
Angelo. ~ A.
MADRID, Oct. %.
Gen. Leresundi, to whom was rendered the
Office of Governor and Captain General OF
Cuba, and who declined the appointment, has,
at the solicitation of the government, reconsid-
ed the matter and concluded to ccept the post
He will leave by the next mail steamer for
Havana to enter upon the duties OF his Office.
s.t sssl..iE .a.la FLoRFNcE, Oct. 2S.
The nav Cabinet formed by Gen. Mepabrea
Is organized as follows: Marine and Foreign
Affairs, Gen. Menabra Home Affairs, Signor
Quaieres; Finance, Signor Cambray; Com
merce, SignOr Dgny; Works, Signor Confetti;
War, Gen. Viale; Justice, Sgnor Mari.
LONDON, Oct. 2s-Evening.
Allen and the other prisoners arrested at
Sanchester as Fenian emissarles, have been
indicted, and the special commission which has
been in session there has adjourned
Gen. Fariola and the other Fenians who have
been under examination before the special COM.
mission at Dublin have also been indicted. 50
The indictment in both places Tor high trea-
son. la .atsA
NEW YORK, Oct. 80.
The following are special cable kilograms to
the Herald:
FLORENCE, Oct. q Evening.
Revolutionary bands continue 10 cross the
it,fa tl.1a Lat
tiers from Rome, dated ON Friday last, say til at
the Garibaldian bands which had mustered in
some force near the eternal city had fallen back,
but that q very large body of the revolutioqstS
was in position about fifteen miles distant
There is no traffic to or from Rome. Tele-
graphic communication between this city and
Rome is still suspended az the wires have been
cut In fact, Rome is just now isolated from
the outside world. n5~ hgr
ROME, Oct 26---Evening
Yesterday force of armed Garibaldians,
who had just marched across the frontier from
Italy into the Papal territory and were appar-
: emily in advance toward Rome attacked the
town OF Bagnarea, situated about rs miles
west of Orvieto. The place, which had previ-
ously been in possession of the insurgents, and
was retaken by the Papal troops, was defended
in spirited manner by the / ontifical Iouayes,
and the Garibaldians were repulsed by the gar
rison. #e& HH
Gen. Garibaldi, the elder, is still in position
ucioIc MUute hOIOuuO, dI tne Hehu VI ISNo-
lutionary force numbering, as reports go, from
1000 to 5000 men. The place is defended by
two companies of the Autber Roman Legion
and about 100 of the Papal gems 'armes who
have already been successful in resisting two
assaults made upon it by the Garibaldians;
1000 soldiers of the line of the Pope's regular
army marched from Rome to-day to reinforce
the detachment serving in Monte Rotoudo,
ToULoN Oct PIP M.
Orders have been issued for every man serv-
ing in the evolutionary army designated for
duty in Rome or Italy, TO embark at once Oh
board the French transports lying in the har-
Dor. Ten Thousand troops of the Algerian d.
visional army have arrived here from Africa.
The Imperial Northern fleet is expected at this
port Great activity prevails in all the gov
ernment departments, and the town is deeply
and universally excited. The first fleet, in
Guiding the iron-clads, which left the port, is
still lying off the harbOr awaiting the second
squadron, which will move out Tonight
PARIS, Oct 27-P NJ
Paris is vastly excited over the news from
Italy and Rome. The Rourse is agitated, and
city affairs remain in quiet and easy condi-
ton. Napoleon presided to-day at a Council
of the Ministers of State, which assembled at
st. Cloud under an imperial summons.
MADRID, Oct. 36. s.
It's said that the Queen and Cabinet of
Spain have decided to Join in any action which
the other Catholic powers may decide 10 adopt
IN favor OF the TEMPORAL sovereignty of the
Pope and the defence of the Holy See.
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