The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-30
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

BrR1ls, Oct. %. The King Of Prussia re-
turned from tour through the South Ger
man STATES to-day.
The second session Of the Parliament Of
tke North Germsn Confederation closed yes
terday BY the King. in person, who, in .
speech, Congratulated ths members on the
snccess Of their labors and thsfavorsbls pros
eress which has bsen made toward the COM
plete unity of Fatherland.
FToKExcE, Ger 2s.-Thspsrticuhfs Of the
engagement at Mohterontundo have been re-
eeivsd. Tbsy represent that the fighting was
obstinate On both sides. At one time during
the day, when reinforcements for the Papai
troops had arrived upon thasfsld. the issue
appeared doubtful but at the end Of the cons
fict, General Gsnbaldi, who led his brave
volunteers in person, was completely success
full. He Immediately followed up his vic
tory, and the defeated soldiers Of the Pope,
who fell back upon Rome, were vigorously
pursued.
At tbe latest accounts from the South,
Garibaldi, with all his army, estimated at ten
to twelve thousand, advanced to the outer
fortiGcations of Rome.
LONDON, Oct. 2o.-Advices from Rome
state that great agitation prevailed within the
ci,y. The authorities were hourly expecting
sn attack from the Garibaldians, flushed with
recent victory.
h,l yo1 ha Vat
and sought refuge within the Castle Of St.
Angels.
FLoREEcE, Oct. 28-Evening. Mem.
bra has succeeded in forming new cabinet.
The royal proclamation has been issued by
King Victor Emanuel, denouncing the Carl
baldans, and declaring that the policy of
France meets the approval of the Italian Gov.
ernment.
New York, Oct. 30.
The following are the Herald cable spe>
cials:
ROME, Oct. 26.-The Pope in letter to the
Catholic Bishops throughout the world, says
that the patrimony of the Church has been
assailed BY revoutionists, and asks to order
prayers n all the Churches for the Holy See.
The police, on Friday, in searching house
met with resistance. They attacked the
house with fixed bayonets and killed fifteen
Garibaldians and took thirty six prisoners
A quantity Of arms and bombs was also cap
tured.
There has been fighting to-day half mile
from the city. Great excitement prevails
within the walls. The Reyolutionists are
making preparations for second uprising.
A proclamation has heen Issued to prohibit
assemblages or overflow of persons together
at the same time. All persons are to retire
within their houses, and shops are to be
closed when the signal Of alarm is given.
News has been received here that 900
Garibaldians attacked Viterbo yesterday, set>
ting fire to one OF the gates. They were re-
pulsed with heavy loss in men and material
1t is said that their leader was Deputy Acer.
by, and that he was killed.
The citizens Of Rome, including many of
the aristocracy, have been armed aud patrol
its streets during the night.
PARIS, Oct. 2G -Garbaldi's forces are said
to be from 10000 TO 1000 strong.
All the Papal troops have been concen.
trated before Rome, with orders to act on
the defensive
The troops that sailed from Toulon reached
Civita this afternoon.
FLoRsscE, Oct. 26-Evening.-The so-
diers of Victor Emanuel refuse to fight
against Garbald!.
1t is now considered certain that thor
oughly Radical ministry will be formed whose
policy will be devoted to making Rome the
Capital of Italy.
fought between the volunteers under Carl
baldi. The first took place at Monteratondo,
aud the second was fought farther south at
aho I'm hotb IF ! he's uh h,nb
were Of a desperate character. the invaders
were victorious. Gen. Garibaldi arrived Se>
fore Rome with l,o00.men under him.
PARIs, Oct. 27-1he M0nitetY to>day saws
that the fleet at Toulon had been kept back
at the request of the King OF Italy; but it has
now sailed for the Italian coast. Because no
cabinet has been formed at Florence, and hes
cause aaribaldi is menacing the city OF Rome
this action Of France is declared aggressive
Both Italv and France have interceded in the
preservation Of order and vindication OF the
Law.
The Moniteur reports the entente cordiale
between the two nations will not be disturbed.
A banquet was given yesterday by the
foreign members of the Imperial Commis.
sion of the Exposition Tnirersals to the
French memhefs NJ. Rauher, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, was present, and made an
important and significant speech. He al
luded directly to the present crisis on the
the Italian peninsula, and said he hoped the
Italians would not, under the influence Of bad
passion, be led to engage in war with France,
but tha, she would emerge from this great
national trial purified. and friend to order.
PARIS, Oct. 27-Evening. The widest
rumors in regard to Italy ere circulating here
at present. 1t is reported that the Italian
Grown Prince has put himself at the head oil
an army to resistthe French. Another ru-
NOR says that King Victor Emanuel will