New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

GEN dc Fay in his drs report to the French Minister
of war writes " directed Monte ROtOndO Papal
force OF 1890 men and French column OF 1900. The
Papa column demanded the honor of the principal at
TACK Another important point Of divergence - that
Cen; kauZer sticks 10 the term Invasion" while de
tuy boldly calls il STrecitoR informs Mel that the
mead OF the insurreeton Is crushed; that the pres
ence OF French troops necessary TO save Rome"
Both agree in the desperate bravery shown by
tne Gallbaidians, Wn0' You must remember, were
attacked and surprised while in march with the
either wfnly or involunary, both Gen. kauzler and
dc Fay fall into and represent the volunteers
having been warned Of their attack and having taken up
splendid positions Cutsde Mentana 10 Iepuse them. But
the true VERSIONS that given yOn other
Who on learning from the guides the approach OF the foe
cupied by our men In their march TivoH. only the
GGzed DisOfe organ of Menabrea refuses 10 accord 20
he volunteers the brevet OF courage offered gratgt0usy
by their enemies; hut this troubles them little. The pO
son Of the Government becomes every day more unten-
aoe as the insQence and menaces OF te imperial press
increase The famous circular of the 9TH OF November is
cher d@"rre Of seryity and stupidity In the first
unfortunates abandoned the avengng ire Of Pope
the result their being firmly determined that the
passage Of his troops across the frontiers should not lead
But Cardinal Autonelli so far from accepting this
humble version OF the that led 10 that passage
Papa frontier which aggravates the iegaity and ont
rage OF the INVASION constitutes fresh violation OF tne
rights OF nations aud eyiOus Oense against the sOve
reign rights of the Holy Father perpcraed by Govern
which. after having usurped threequarers Of his
territories after having allowed the remainder to be at
tackled by numerous armed revolutionary bands, now
comes 10 add insult 10 injury, in order, doubtless, by
10 attain the ends obstnately persisted
M Against this invasion the Cardinal orders the foreign
REPRESENTATIVES, to protest formally hence Menabreas
base abandonment Of The popnlaons has failed In lis aim
Those populations have 10 cmlgrate en- maSsc and the
Regalanuome is styled a thief and usuTper, alder
and abettor of Garibaldi. Nor has his declara-
ton that the Convention OF September has
proved failure, been good hit, the COHSOrc10 Tuscan
and Lombard, the authors OF that convention dis
gusted they supporters Of Menabrea ont 81 spite to
Ratazz but say that his attack the convention is
just that was never intended TO cOnciate the POPE,
while Lad france eXclams in great glee, that II has
attained the end pre6Xed secured the Pope his throne
and that Italy has learned that when the Emperor
says thing he means IT, Menabrea Is, TO say he least,
unfortunate" Parliament is convoked for the 9TH OF
December, and shall what party he can count on
The question is lis policy be disapproved, will he
earth to return to power In the Gasete ii Torneo
long justification OF rs past COMMUNICATION according
10 the writer BataZz was perfectly honest IN ms at
tempts stem the tde OF reYouton that he hoped by
Garbas hrs arrest TO arrest INC movement Dut tat
when he saw IRON military anu ciiI Ieors .i II VA
impossible TO prevent the volunteers from invading the
Papal territory, he Determined 10 maleh tne Vu1Sps
across and get 10 Rome before tDe VIVA.
prevented hl positive ret0 frOmhe King AZ the last
moment VINO induced tHe hlnk 20 ttke tnls Ia,a ssp
MenaDTea 2ud other reactIolsts VINO consPIcu nehty
the Palace of Cambray Dgny who actually stirred up
HaPo't con 70 WI" Ro,pp Womb lie the Loss
Of his On the reception OF this teo Rata2A or
first accepted then hesitated finally Garbadi escapes
from Capera and reappears On the stage Caidin has
quiet for time 10 give the Ministry time 20 set the
army footing assures him That his crossing OF
French troops but Garibad persists. Ratazd urges his
reafrest hut Cadin hesltated when the cabneers
away Then comes the victory Of Monte Rotondo Ciadn
washes his OF the entire business, and Menabea
and in triumphant such the story told by
Ratazzs friends, who also Affirm that he IA sti In the
highest favor with the King who bitterly repens that
he did follow his cOunses, and intends summoninc
him again of the earliest possible moment Certainly
things cannot remain as they are or unity VIII go To the
wall as well as liberty. The BOurbOnites and brgands
hoping more; proc amatlOns deluge NapesIe-
mndng the people that all they have suffered for the
that the battle OF Montana has proved that Italy can
never possess Rome that hence unity u ch1ners ana
fQyh al bef ref
kingdom The Government does everything IN
nal Conner and lie Gmnta had disagreed the Giunta
resigned, and sgnor Guaterio disrobes the council
Tyen 40 he prohibits the municipalities from expressing
their opinion ON political subjects even 10 the Govern
ueu; dissolyes the committees OF aid 20 The wounded
and tries in short, 10 inauguIste reign Of terror
Garibadi still close prisoner at EaTlYnanoi hls
health II not giving way is suffering only ms tWo sons
have heen allowed 10 see him lie is stern ana dualh
full refuses 10 accept any conditions ana Ignores ,ne
people sent 20 take down NE name ana PeIiWIlH1
other f9ypalhes preliminary 70 preeTnIeq
trial The Government Is 9IeauIoIg eh Ts,n
10 proceed Caprera They dare not bring INN 10 pubic
trial and TO release him without conditions "SuIu DC 20
render themselves pubic laughing Stocks hence Ine
speedy resolution for the reeoPyocation on FaTamen
what is % De done with him 20 you see unu Parhament
opens nothing will be dOne 1ess ne Mo",d o. nia"sed
eye This possible but know that the utmost efforts are
being made to bring him 70 TINS resolution nave lust
seen BenedettO Carroll who Il In the greatest hxiey
abont his brother Giovanni, who after being sent 10
Cyta VecchR with the other prisoners VINO arc 20 return
IN
secret prisons thence DO handed over Tor trial by me
military autborities Gems Fabrizzi and Benedetto
~ baS bacS All the prlsoners Why did he the
PaDal prisoners til 0nr were given back
L cannot close 10Y letter without uansiaVhg Eosm
Quinet's touching letter TO Carloads -. g., go.
"vEIT4Cx, switFt5land. Nov H. lsoI. o.
Last writing TO you at varignsno ignored the zee
graphic report OF the French General connadeI OF tne
French ana Papai troops 81 Montana. That Confession
so glorious for you truth has wruug from your auVe
%
learn without foreign intervention you Woulu nave
gen h0ms ss sT pon Of View re French and PaPS
armies had ali the advantages Of numbers and organiza
ton Their guns we're n4l, their needleguns
81 sorts OF ed guns brought 10 perfection their Chtsse
pot What could you oppose 10 these Iorcesi four
thousand lads. without military education but recently
arrived on the field without ratODs provisions
scantly armed with old rusty and some broken muskes
Observation-Disclosures communications with the Italian Gov
eminent interrupted Truly seanng you mao tHse
You opposed resOlute resistance throughout the en-
tire IA Of nov enber the allied troops BY their own
confession. despite the crushing superiority OF Inen
armament they could not at any point break your hes
Your men slept the battlefield OF Montana
5ssS YOU 5ds YoR thu. had a he ag@t e cor
nue the retreat with the bulk OF yoat hte army s re-
g 5sat S Sf SasH ssS l @ SRf
which they Aimed me rear guard iei ~ yo 81
was reinforced It maintained It's dennes RosC
until the morrow Then seeing that under inc Do"s "
three armies It's mission was without neaDs, ,ns
handful OF men, Tor one moment losing heai nSue
q re gular and honorable capitulatiOn. 90 . -,
Here dear and great GarDhdl, - Nhat al ~ Europe
cav ~ the dAv Of Montana. n VIII he remem-
bered as one of the most glorious for you and for your
heroic Commanders in arms The immense difference IN
numbers will be noted and the fact that the victory was
contested 20 the last moment. -
nucleus OF men, almost unarmed held ia check IN the
Open eld the allies who possessed every advantage ana
behind them two three powers
your friends be proud OF that day Ihey nave the
right . -, 80. -,
As for me- my consolation 10Y solo pride ist0 call
,,vsef vour friend f. QUISET"
MANIFESTO or TIE ROMAN COMMITTEE OF
INSTRUCTION.
The NOrimcntO of Genor. of the 23d inst, has