The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-01

FLORENCE, Oct. ga. r M lie
press is engaged in an anxious dis
cussion of the nationa crisis aud the
policy of the Government. TIE most
moderate liberal journals express an
apprehension of the action of the
Cabinet toward the Garibaldians. and
in the absence of the September Con-
yention. the democratic papers are
firm in their opposition of the course
of the Executive and loud in their
condemnation of the idea of foreign
intervention in Rome There is much
popular dissatisfaction, produced
mainly by the vagueness of the Kings
proclamation, from the fact that the
royal manifesto contains no illusions
or reference to the matter Of French
intervention.
ROME, Oct. ZIP. M.-The revolu-
tionary junta is exceedingly active in
its operations to promote the advance
ment of the national cause. A popu-
lar movement inside the city and a
rising against the temporal authority
of the Pope is regarded as imminent.
Great alarm exists, as a number Of
bombs have, been exploded in the
streets during last night and to-day.
FRANCE. eNEl
PAR1s. Oct. 28-Night,--La .Presse
of this afternoon says that General
Garibaldi's army, being reinforced by
thousands Of men who have deserted
from the royal army Of Italy, ne car
ried Monte Rotondo, after a severe
fight, and marched direct for Rome.
1t is believed hers that he is now at
the very gates of the city.
La Patrie says that the Premier
and members of the, italian Cabinet
accepted offices under two positive
official conditions with Victor En-
manuel-First, that the King shall
publicly disavew all connivance with
or in support of the Garibaldian
bands, who have crossed and are
crossing the frontier into the Papal
domain; and, secondly, that by a
military movement on the frontier,
the Italian army cooperate with the
French expeditionary force.
The Paris EpoqMe publishes news
Gated In Florence, announcing that
the Italian troops of the Kings army
crossed the frontier and entered the
Papal territory to-day.
PARIS, Oct. 29.-The news of Carl
baldi's victory over the forces of the
Pope, at Monte Rotondo, has been
confirmed by kilograms. The Gen
eral displayed great personal daring
during the engagements. His sol
diers include all the Pontiicial force,
made up of Zouayes and gems d 0rnteS,
from Rome; but the Italian Govern
ment authorities as once ordered
the release ofthem.
| The La Liberte. Of this. city, says
| that the Emperor Napoleon refused to
permit the Italian army to co operate
with the French expeditienary force
in thesoperations which may be un-
derta ken in the Roman Territory
In reply to thezproposal Of King Vic
tor Emanuel in this direction, Ma
poleon said that Italian o-operatior
was unnecessary, as he intended tC
limit the sphere of the French actor
to Civita Vecchia. -
"ToULoN, Oct. 28.-P. M.-The sec
ond French feet, which was detained
here by adverse weather, has follow
ed In the wake of the first, and lef
| for the Roman waters. a force O
artillery has also sailed. Troops art
still pouring in here from diferen
stations of the military department
ToULoN, Oct. 29.-The Imperia
conscription for sailors for the Frencl
navy has been resumed here, and il
all the other maritime quarters anC
districts of France. The railroad i
still engaged in bringing in troop
from different points, to augment th'
| TtaliO- Roman eYnaditiOnarv foroa