Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-01
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NEW YORK, Oct. 3I.i@The following il
the Herald's special Dispatch By the cable
LONDON, Oct 29.-The London Globeo
this evening says in. an editorial article
| that although Prussis is engaged to a rsu.
trail course of policy on the state Of the
Roman question; Count Bismarck, the Pre-
mier, has given an assurance to the Cabi-
net IN Florence that he will not allow
France to make war on ITALY on. account OF
the Papal complication. ...--'.,y .-s,
FLORENCE, Oct. GA NJ. The press is
engaged in an anxious discussion of the
national crisis and the policy of the
government, the more moderate Liberal
journals expressing apprehension at the
action OF the Cabinet toward the Carl
baidians and in the observance of the Sep
tember convention. The Democratic papers
areftirm in their opposition to the course of
fhsSExetniiye, and loud in their condem-
nation of the idea of foreign intervention ia
Rome. s1fli a7h,lies
There is much popular disafection, pro-
duced mainly by the vaglieness of The
Kings proclamation, from the fact that the
! royal manifesto contains no allusian or
| reference to the matter of French interyen-
tion, and how it should meet the army con-
tingent, as classed in the year 1S4I, of the
royal troops that have been called out
PARIS, Oct. Is, night-The La Presse
of the afternoon says that Gen. Garibaldfs
army is being reinforced by thousands of
men who have deserted from the royal
army of Italy. He carried Mote 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. -1 #
The La Patrie says the Premier and
members of the new Italian Cabinet have
accepted their Offices under two pOsitiye
official conditions with Victor Emanuel.
First, that the King shall publicly dis
avow all connivanee with, or support of.
the Garibaldian bands who have crossed
and are crossing the frontier into the Papai
dominion, and secondly that by military
movement on the frontier of the Italian
army, TO cooperate with the French expe-
dictionary force.
The Paris Esponge publishes news dated
in Florence announcing that the italian
troops of the Kings army had crossed the
frontier and entered the Papal territory.
h PARIS, Oct. 29.-The news of GaribaldPs
victory over the forces of the Pope at
Monte Rotondo has been confirmed by tele-
grams. The General displayed great per- \
sonal daring during the engagement, his
soldiers capturing all the Pontifcal force.
made up of Zouaves and gen ddrmes from
Rome but the Italian government authori- 4
ties at once released them.
The La Liberte of this city says that the /
Emperor Napoleon, has refused to permit |
the Italian army to cooperate with the |
French expeditionary force in the opera
tions which may be undertaken in the Ro- |
man territory. In reply to the proposal of
King Victor Emanuel in this direction, ]
Napoleon said that Italian cooperation |
was unnecessary, as he intended to limit |
the sphere Of the French action 70 Ci7ita |
Vecchia. H. .rfes -d.szs III /
TouLoN, Oct. 29-P. aLAThe second
French feet, detained here BY adverse |
weather, has followed in the wake of the |
first, and left for Roman waters A force 4
of artillery has also sailed. Troops are
still passing here from the different stations
of the military department
ToULoN, Oct 29.-The Imperial con-
scTiption for sailors for the French navy
has been resumed here and in all the other |
maritime quarters and districts of France
Therailroads are still engaged in bringing
in troops from different points to augment
the Itala-R expeditionary force.
RoME, Oct. ZIP. M.-The Revolution
ary Junta is exceedingly active in its
operations to promote the advancement
of the national cause by popular move
ment inside the city, and rising against
the temporal authority of the Pope is re-
garded as imminent. Great alarm exists,
ss large number of bombs have been ex-
ploded-in the streets during last night and
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