New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

open fresh negotiations footing OF
PGCt equality. Let MS form earnest vows that these
mediations may lead defnitive solution which, while
same time secure to the Chief OF the Church the dignity
anu independence necessary for the accomplishment OF
Jus dlVlne mission"
THE ITALIAN INTERVENTION
The Official Gazette, Florence, Oct g., says:
Our troops crossed the Poncal frontier yesterday
Consciousness of the National dignity and the duty OF
maintaining the great principles of order aud liberty im
The September Convention Obliges in the same degree
both the contracting parties and imposes upon both of
could not avoid such obligations and it therefore hopes
that the French Government will see In tins resolution
PROOF OF the firm and loyal intentions OF the lalan
Government and OF its sincere desire to do all in its
power TO smooth away the present difficulties.
The Imperial Government knows that wherever
the Italian flag may it is the guardian OF order
and OF the observance of all great principles The popu
aton welcome our troops with an enthusiasm above sus
pic0nou troops who have not been sent to take part
In civil conflicts to provoke regrettabe misfortune
origin Of regeneration and which form the essence
of our national tradition The population comprehends
servance of these principles that while their rights
and safety remains protected the question of their des
TIMES remain assured We have confidence that this re-
solution the part Of the Kings Government will per
suade Gen. GaTihald not TO persist In increasing the
of the country and in the settlement of the Roman ques
ton, which would then find more easy solution"
THE PAPAL ESCYCIICAL-
The Roman Journal Of the 26t ult publishes the text
of the Papa Encyclca lately referred to in telegram
Garibaldi:
Venerable brethren, health and apostolic benedctOn
Cast your eyes around venerable brethren and you
will and deeply depore with the detestabe abom
nations which chiefly desolate unhappy Italy. Asor
u.s. most humbly adore the mpenerable Judgment OF
God who has been pleased that we should live at TINS
sorrowful period, when, by acts OF few men, ana
notably Of those who govern and direct public affairs In
most unhappy Italy, the venerable commandments on
God and the laws of the Holy Church are utterly
despised. and impiey upfs IFS head unpublished and
tTumphs. Hence all the nquities, all the evils, ana the
injuries we behold with the utmost grief OF our soul
Hence these numerous arrays OF men who walk In i'm
pety serving under the standard Of Satan, upon whose
front is written "les" Turning their mouths against
Heaven they baspheme Cod soil and despse all that is
sacred and treading under foot all Divine ana human
laws, breathe but carnage like rapacous wolves
losing their souls by the great sins, carrying away
by violence the goods OF others, affecting the feeble
and poor, increasing the number OF unhappy
their hearts shamefully satating themselves with bad
passions. to the great injury OF society itself IL by
this race Of lost men that we are now surrounded yener
these men desire to unfold tho standard OF Hes even
in our beloved city near the chair Of ST. Peter the center
OF truth and catholic unity And the chleis OF the fen
montese Government who ought TO repress such men, do
not blush TO support them with all their zeal to give them
and all and TO pave for them the
so the city. But let them trembe, although placed ut
conduct they come under the weight OF eeelssasiica
chastisement and censure. And though in the humility
Of our heart do not 10 pray and with all our
might supplcate God, rich In mercy hat He may bring
these unfortunate men 10 sautaTy pentence ana into
the right path OF justice, religion. and pety cannot
be silent the grave dangers 10 which we are exposed
In tins dark hour. We await with an entirely tranquil
mind the OF whether Drought
by deceit, by caumny by treaoheTy and criminal false
hood for place all our hope and all our confidence IN
Cod the author OF our salvation, who is our stay and our
courage in all our tTibuatons who does not suffer tha
those who trust in Him should be confounded who dis
the Of the wicked and breaks the strength
OF sinners In the meantime, cannot refrain venerable
brethren from pointing ont first TO YOU and TO oil the
condition and the serious danger In which We now find
ourselves by the acts of the Pedmonteso Government in
especial In fact although defended by the bravery
ana devotion OF our moot faithful army when mas gwen
proof by s exploits OF almost heroic courage u Is never
theless evident that cannot long resist the more con
siderable numbers Of these most Ubiquitous aggressors
And although experience great comfort from the hal
duced TO a small number by critical usurpeTs
duced TO regret deeply that they themselves necessarily
by these eroclOus battles OF criminal men, who constantly
errfy them with all kinds of menaoes, who dcspoh and
torment them in q thousand ways.
BRILLIANT FEAT oP MESOTTG GARIBALDI
The Italia gives the following account Of brilliant
achievement OF afenOtti GaIibadi
We learn by adyces from Isoetta, that Menotti
GaTbad after beating the Papa forces ON the ronters
hurried Dy march OF unn"aiu o auahclts .o se ne
Of Payo, while his father marched ON Rome rom me
opposite side. The POntihCal artillery NJ Monte ingo
and the chateau - Ange opened welsus'ane III
against him. but without doing any mischief Tumuts
was the first TO fail. GaI1baidi advanced from
the side of Tivol to attack the, city at the
recalled 10 Rome by telegraph those Of Verbo are Tor
the moment cnt on The troops that entered , Svs .
who not acquainted with the CITY OF Rome cannot
possibly understand the audacity OF Menot GarlDadis
march IL has few parallels IN military history The
nights OF Pavioa consist Of hills OF easy ascent be
tween the Milyian bridge and the Porta del Popoo.
These nights are little than mile from the Plnco
promenade the interior of Rome But that Is not all
They are defended by bend Of the Tber, which can only
be passed that side by the Mlvian bridge ON the
other runs Tevcrone, which can only be crossed upon
two bridges These three bridges kept by strong
d"tachments OF tie Papa soldiers Menot had then
cross OF them 70 command the walls OF Rome. He
ought clearly be that his father would attack the
CITY on the other side or otherwise lie would be shut
i'm position which would not be- easy 20 leave On the
18th Ith and 18th June so the Italians achieved prod
iges Of yaor on those nights and herocay disputed
their possession with the French.
THE ROMAN PROVINCES VOTING FOR ANNEXATION
The Refner saws that Velletri has voted by plebis
citum for incorporation with Italy by 4037 votes. Not
single vote was recorded against the proposal The pop
uIation OF Frosinone was about vote by universal
suffrage relative 70 their future government.