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New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
CUI.A.
TnE CEREMONIES AT THE FUNERAL OF IHE CAP
TAIN-GENERAL.

THE CEREMONIES AT THE FUNERAL OF IHE CAP
TAIN-GESERAL.
HAVANA, Sept. 2i.-The body of the late Cap
tancneral Manzano has been embalmed aud since p.
m been lying in state III the Chapel Of the Palace The
people have been passing In aud out ncessanty entering
by In. front or principal entrance and passing out by
tat oleiys The front Dalconer ol the palace are
stairway The moor of the chapel covered with black
aud white caprt-. and the waiis WIN BLACK cnih sur
mounted with cornce ~ black cloth with MET OF
gold lbraid. Frim each corner of the room hanR
ncayy gold tasses. as also from the ehande-
The walls at the head OF the room
Il trophy of aud the National ag aud on either
eide the shields of spain and Cuba supported ny INC
National cOors la tine center cataiaique, covered
Win BLACK velvet sprhhled win s'Is, Vn ~niOm ,h
the bali coffin containing the body IN iull uniform Win
the Grand Cross OF Culos III. Isabel IA 'atolich san
IcrmauoIldo though he had been decorated with many
others Of less h"tt the ra-h ol pet to az ,i 49,, ~
rank Captain General, ANA at the head oi thc comm ms
crown Uuougn why u would he difcut To state was
viii, oruauirts of tne al the corner AZ each
angle tue nour are Tour bin7S clhnoll' u.tulnS,
trophies skcts, drus, ag-. hats OF the various uhl
of this ,rriron Ihe wnor Is safounuru ~ -
imneu,e waA candles la white aud gold wooden candle
stlcL, n,o feet hgh Tue body fdceo the principal altar
on each side of winch side altars nave Drh iseu' "io @
t,.se. are constantly heiug rald Tor the IcO,c oi lIe
soul of the dead. Ia" intcfheht taxes pi"Vc .
al o. m. the procession VIII be oi tc most iposlnI
hnrrt.r and N m include the troops al hand, ANA lll
the rel giou- aud cyil digltailcs OF lhc 'g %
Will bc discharged ON the entrance OF to nony III .S
fhrr ON tnr elevation of the Host aud NJ the clos" ol
tir rruli,m The force of Mountain nyinEj Artillery
viii bc drawn up IN battle array III the MTn.ISaIa.c m
saarc Tne route of the procession II nom thr i"os,
throIgh lncun and Emprurado-sts to tue 'athculai
through lgnaco. Ok'lly, san kail, 1aiaho h ann
VIRTUES Bela,coau Every body n lhNllcu through
thc nrvsplpcrr to accompany the procession
sept. 3O-Exchange Is unclanssdi on ras "a ~ aua ~
H. poyaut ou the basis OF reals for NO. ~ - - ana ..
rcnl, Tor No ia Lard IN tierces lot Potatoes 5t
Arrived. Spanish steamer tataccna, ~ u'1S Ioii
Macao with party coolies; re has breh quaahtlneu
at Mnricl Sailed Spanish mail steamer for tndh enc
carries over 81 ,OoO spanish dollars.
HAVANA. Sept. 2s-The sunken Spanish bark
I1nuo has been raised The weather here at pieseht IF
decidedly stormy and unpleasant ,, ,.,,.
sugar Is duI nj 81 reals for fair refining Sales during
IN, ,,as week of GOo OF cayed and white NO AT
su,,r M 10 Al reals: muscovado eugr-no sales quo
t.ton. unchanged Molasses dull, without change III
rc,s There are changes 10 report III te rates vi
yrhanec for bills on London Exchange On Paris Is os
francs Exchange on the United states Tor long pi III
currency 23a2. Ier discount aud Tor thVit ps,
IN gold, "a per cent premium
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
THE INUIAN VAR.

FRIENDLINEss OF THE OsAGEs AND OTHER
SOUTHERN TRIBES.
WASHINGTON, Oct IA letter has been re-
ceived the office OF Indian Affairs gned by the head
chiefs OF the Osage Indians, and dated Usage Nation
South of Kansas stating their desire TO remain friend
w terms with United States Government They had
Just returned from successful hunt and did not. while
engaged therein met with any Indians unriendy TO the
Government. While some complaints are made on ac
count white settlers being their reservations. they
deny that they ever intended 10 DE hostile
10 the Government the whites, and say IN conclusion
that they know their welfare depends upon the pro
received from this Government and consequently
solicit
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

THE QUESTION OF RESISTANCE.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, the Democratic or
gan OF Southern OHIO, says:
Congress has the constitutional right TO mpeach the
President for treason high crimes, and misdcmcanor
President Johnson is afraid Of such indictment, well
knowing that cannot he sustained. Indeed he courts
the CATION such accusation must produce into his
private aud public conduct SO far there is aud need be-
no apprehension Of violence. The point of danger u
here Will the rccOnmendltiOn Of Wendell Phillips ana
Gen. Ben Butler, 10 suspend Mr. johnson from oce un
III the shall have given its decision on the IN
parchment, be attempted to be carried OutY
II an attempt shall he made Ia Oust Mr. Johnson from
Office in case Of impeachment, before the Senate snail
have given its verdict he tcU resist Uc attempt c dHH
pORc Re command That is the long and the short oi
all the attempted sensation about the President going to
and impsOn Congress. He will resist usurnitlon
his pTerOgsiVcs by force, II necessary He has as
much right do that he has to exercise the functions
0f tie Presidency which right cannot be disputed pj
sau
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
FIRES.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BOSTON.

DESTRUCTIVE flRE IN boSioN'
BosroN. Oct 1.-The fOurstory building on
s.ruents Wharf occupied by the Boston Lnseed on
Company was destroyed by fire tins morning, including
"a large quantity of OIL Inc loss IL es'iou nv FV'VV'
which IL insured. . ~ ....... ,,.o
Iater-Iho fire on SargeEts Wharf this morning was
much orr disastrous at first reported Inc bufncd
buildings included the one occupied ny tho huston
seed OH Company whose loss, with the building VIII
reach SOo OOo also the building occupied by the bay
state sugar Refinery. The latter cslaDiislnent was
owned by Messrs. Messer Iilotson, ana cohtaihcn
large quantity sugar aud valuable machinery thc oss
ou which estimated at si5OOOo. Ihc totaI ors VIII
probably reach t25oooO. which is mostly co'eieu ny
INSURANCE.
BARN Al HIGH BRIDGE.
The BAN and its contents owned by MI. Kemp at
U Bai.e yesterday 10y All incendafi hf LVs' Apo
s1,@d - - 1900.
FLOUR MILL IN ST. LOUIS. go .
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-The Hour and corn mlil oi
Dr Of Seventh and Carroll ' "a. gsins.
ught Al DESTROYED The loss 10 about Hs
on .hich there /, Iooc Insurance In st. Lonis oness
CABINET SHOP IN BRoOkLNS -
Between and . o'clock yesterday morning Mr.
Flushing near Nostrahd ave-
burned spread pnd communicated 10 ~"
ihre, o buildings owned BY MI sef aud o.Sapsi
l.ni The bnling Is estimated al about ts'
furniture
.Lsr 1e ire 10 the wot Of an acendiAf'
IN PHILADELPHIA.
Pun ADyIPII., Oct. IA lire tins afternoon ue,
iss hsue on kobIe-.i Eleventh Lo'' about sSo"
mostly bsgrdL
IN GAIT, CANADA.
G,Ir Canpda. Oct. IA large block OF stores OH
N.in.t ell by dre this noning Loss r"V'
sAw-MIIL AT FON DU LAC, wIs.
FON pIj Lac, Wis, Oct. 1.-Bonneu a Nchoiss
.,nm dr,lfoyed ny Gre this morning The o's fVV
vH shch tssFc 10 10 INSURANCE
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.

THE ILLINOIS STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
QUINCY, Ill.,, Oct. 1.-The 18th annual exll-
bOn Of the Illinois state Agricultural society com
Jnenced today. The management of the grounds and
the allotment OF space 10 exhibitors Is not satisfactory
The display s however, the largest ever made, eape
cay in stock and machinery, the entries of which are
without precedent Nearly all OF the departments are
full, aud articles still arriving.
IOWA STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
CLINTON. Iowa, Oct 1.-The fourteenth an
nual exhibition of the Iowa state Agricultural society
co,nneuced here to-day There is every prospect Of
successful fair Every department presens hhr al'
peaInee and there the best display ever made
in the West.
THE STATE FAIR Al BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Oct. l.-Theic was very large
Attendance at the opening VI the state Far todsy Iom
every section Of The State The entries Of stock aud Inn
pleents exceed any previous Fair aad are increasing
every hour The OF the day was consumed ." entr
ing articles for exhibition, which process WIN be cioo
tomorrow 10 o'clock when the far WI ViItuaiy
coTnIneDce The Society held meeting tonight Ioi ths
discus Of the question. "Ought the cui a"h oI
apples extended in the state of New forkf MAYOR
Hugh T. Brooks 0f wyoming read an nIoNS'ulS hs~Sy'
and the discussion took vide range.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
THE GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

ISSUE OF THREE-PER-CENr CERTIFICATES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury considering the of March ?sG7 mandatory
has this day issued the following:
Notice hereby given that the Assistant Treasurer at
NewYork is prepared aud has been instructed 10 issue
three per cent certificates authorized by ac; o Con-
gress approved March 1867 in denominations OF 5000
aud $4,000 eac in redemption Of the compound Interest
notes maturing in October and December next The
accrued interest all notes presented for such redep
ton will be paid in currency"
The receipts from internal Revenue sources to-day were
s95s9 Tie aggregate receipts for the month OF septe
Der Were sl3lsy,GO7.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
VIRGINIA..
THE TRIAL or DAVIS.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 1.-The statement
made by correspondents Washington relation to Tho
conviction OF Davis expressed by Judge Underwood
and Mr. Chandler, his trial in November are untrue
The has received instructions from
the Government TO proceed with the trial he wi how
ever insist upon the appearance OF Davis on Tie st o
November, in accordance with ms recOgnzancc 1htre
il doubt that Davis will De present aud VIII urge IN
mediate trial through his counsel II this is not granted
an effort VIII be made to obtain his discharge upon a
nOiie prOsegt and this may possibly be effected Snci
Justice Chase he present. but as he VIII De required
in Washington 10 open the Supreme Court i've days
afterwaTd. the matter remains IN doubt.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
VENEZUELA.

INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT fAlcON-Ds-
TURBANcEs IN THE STATE OF AZURE
Our adyices from Caracas are to The 9TH
ultmo They contain the fact that Falcon wss ina"-
eurated President OF the Republic ana thas 'n tD' '
nation OF the Cabinet seor Don Jacnto Gutierrez ~as
made Minister Of Foreign Affairs The Porcenr Of The
81 announced that the reports in circulation relative {"
the authority Of Gen. Muhoz President Of the State OF
Azure having been overhrown by nsrrrectioniss we'
untrue On the contrary the majority OF the people d"
eided to sustain Gen. Muhoz IN his iegitimat"
authority and for this purpose armed. and'
under command OF Gen. Segoyia, marched
sganst the capital, where they signaily defeated
t6s insurrectionists who lost killed, Tomas dc Lama
cef Of the band, from San Fernando one captain ~"
Immediately after Gen. Muhoz found himself ~ undS
puted power and pardoned all the rebels under guaab
tees not 10 violate the public peace again In sonf9el
OF this the State was tranquil Of last aeeoonIA
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
EUROPE
GERMANY.

A FRENCH NOTE TO THE SOUTH GERMAN STATES.
7 ATLANTIC TyLEsRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
LONDON, Sept. 30.-lt is reported on the Continent
that Napoleon has addressed note to the Soveregns
of the South German States on the subject of their
relations with Prussia and that in this note tho
French Emperor after calmly discussing the last cir
cular Of the Prussian Cabinet urging German unity,
asks the Southern potentates to pledge themselves
not TO pass the Maine and merge their countries In
the new Confederation of the North
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
w,,,sxy p,or AT RICHMOND. PA

WAsnNGToN, Oct. 1.-The Internal Revenue
Office information tins morning from the officers
Of the Fifth District OF Pennsylvania that extensive
frauds in distng whisky had been discovered at Rich
Inond in that State and that effort was made to seize
and suppress the establishment but had boen uDsuccess
fll the officers being by very large body OF men,
and forced 30 retire. The Revenue Board teegaphed
here and asked that military assistance be given thcm
but the Secretary OF the Treasury, deeniing civli
authority sufficient, telegTaphed them To that effect
have been taken t0 snppToss the ehtsbsBehi
but further trouble 10 anticipated
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

ARREST OF A CONFIDENCE MAN IN BOSTON.
BosroN, Oct THE police have arrested IN
tins city confidence operator named David X spragne
Jones' with several aliases. His operations have been
generally confined to obtaining jewelry on forged letters
and cheeks and representing himself 10 DC IN tne pus
80 .mopg fhe victims Is said 10 bo Victor Bishop on
Maidcn.lane York, from whom Jones obtained ae
mandy slQed az tl?Q0 IN gold
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
SOUTH AMERICA.
BoMBaRpMENT OF nUMAITA,


LISBON, Sept. 30.-The mail steamer from Rio Ja-
nciro has arrived. She brings the following news
from the scene Of war on the Rio Parana The com
bined land and naval forces of the Allied Powers had
bombarded the P.IaWayan positions of Curupalty
and IIumaita but with what success was not known.
These accounts of the attack which had reached Rio
Janeiro mp to the time the steamer sailed were so
conflicting thai no definite idea Of The result could
be formed.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.
ALL QUIET IN NASHVILLE

ALL QUIET IN NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 1.-The new Mayor
and City Council were installed into Office to-day = r.
Allen was elected President OF the Board Of Aldermen
and A H. shank President Of the Council Judge VI. NJ
Brien administered the oath OF office. Chancellor Harm
has made no response to the petition OF the city au
thOTitIes for ali Injunction.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
ALABAMA.

THE CONVENTION ELECTION IN MOBILE.
MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 1.-The election on the
Convention question commenced to-day with the follow
ing result Mobile County 100 blacks, whites Mobile
CITY, 1883 blacks, &c whtcs-total 3oS9 blacks and 81
whites The election is passing of quietly
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 3o-steamer Hermann, Can't.
Wenckc. which left NewIork the 18th inst arri' ed
mere To day, and sailed for Bremen.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 80 steamer Austrian. from Quebec,
has arrived out
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
CANADA.

HAMILTON. Canada, Oct. 1.-The large mer-
camille house Of buchanan, Hope Co. stopped pay
IncDt Yesterday The firm Of Adam q Charles Hope.
hardware merchants Of Hamilton and Isaac Buchanan
a CO. of Montreal are not affected by the failure.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD,

THE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD.
LONDON Sept. 30-The Pau-Anglican Synod has
adopted and issued an address condcmning Ration
alism. Popery, and Marolatry. and seeking to pro
mote unity in the Church.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
ITALY.
GARIDhIDI.

FLORENCE, Sept. 3O.-Garibadi refused to give the
Italian Government his parole not Ia engage III hos
tilties against the Papal States.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

Others sympathizing with them render the presence
of considerable United States force necessary for
the preservation OF the peace and the lives property
and legal rights of Union men.
Some days ago it stated that only few OF the
officers and men were known 10 have been saved
from the United States steamer Sacramento, which
was wrecked oft the coast of India last June, and
that the remainder had been left RATS and had
not since been heard from. Letters have been re-
Gently received in this city from some of the officers
and crew. conveying the gratifying intelligence that
every soul on board was saved.
The Navy Department will incorporate a limited
number of Engineers into the regular service. Per-
who have served not less than two years ing
the Rebellion can make application for examina-
tion, stating their age, and forwarding letters of
recommendation. The Board for Examination is in
session III Philadelphia.
Judge Robertson, member of Congress from the
Wcstchester District OF Ncw-York was in the city
to-day.
@ The Post-Ofice Department is busily engaged in
preparing advertisements for bids for the trnspora
tion Of the mails for the coming four years for tho
States of Pennsylvania Ohio, New-Jersey Maryland,
and Delaware.
The printers here began to-day TO work only eight
hours day. This Will continue until the first of
April next
OUR REPRESENTATIVES IN MEXICO
A letter to The EUeniag Post says of Consul
Cripp in whose charge the archives Of the American
Legation left by Mr.. Otterbourg his departure
for this country "This Mr. ConsN Crpps was the wcl.
known agent Of the Rebel Confederate ard its chief
representative in Mexico during the whole of the Re
bcl0n, and up 10 the time when Mr. Ottcrbourg took
him the service Of the United States and caused the
loyal Americans resident in Mexico 10 hang their heads
shame. When Mr.. Otterbourgs schemes required his
absence from the country in company with Mr. LOasel,
Chief of MaXmlian's Cabinet, Oterbourg put this Mr..
Cripps i'm charge of the Legation The clerk or aiache
pirate"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
COLOMBIA.

CONFLICT BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND THE
LEGISLATURE OF PANAMA-PL0Ts OF THE
MOsQUERA PARTY
I.ua Qurs n.udnut
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
FROST AT RICHMOND
,pcrsr OF 4 coNrIpENcE MAN IN BOSTON.

RIcmMoSD, Va, Oct. 1.-There was heavy
frost here last night.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamship Henry Chauncey, Grey, from
Aspnwall Sept. o. arrived here yesterday The follow
lowing Is her specie list:
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PERU.

PROCLAMATION OF THE NEW CONsTITUTION-
orx pRADo PROCLAIMED CONSTITUTIONAL
pRFsIpENT-THE NEW MINISTER OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRs-THE MEDIATION OF THE UNITED
sT\Tus-A MINISTER PLENIP0TENTIARY TO
MEXICO-A TELEGRAPH LINE FROM PANAMA
TO PERU.
Prom our Special Couespondent -. . ,o.-
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country road running on both sides. The hght-
Ing was continued dorcely for over an houf.
IN the hottest moment Of tho engaRoment
Garibaldi had to be dragged away rom the
battle HIS troops suffered much loss, and re-
treated towards Monte Rotondo, pursued by
the soldiers of the Pope. -, -.,L,
Here the dsht was renewed, and continued
for over two hours, when the 0aribaldinn re.
treat became an utter rout. IL is believed
here that General Garibaldi had nine hundred
men killed and one thousand made prisoners,
and great many wounded Menotu Garibaldi
was wounded slightly in the leg The loss of
the Papal force was not 80 heavy.
Arrived at the Italian frontier, the retreating
Garibaldians gave up all their arms, except
weapons which were their own private pro-
perty, to the Italian regular troops stationed on
the line General Garibadi left here this morn
ing by q special railroad train for Florence. He
made no parting address, and looked old, haR-
gard and disappointed. The revolutionary and
insuuectionary movement is broken down all
over the territory.
There we're no French engaged in the fights,
with the exception of u few who went in as
volunteers; al though some of the Garibaldians,
deceived by the res en- blance of the uniform of
the Papal soldiers to that worn in some of the
French regiments Of the line, say they were
beaten by French soldiers. The Italian troops
stationed on the frontier behaved with great
judgment i'm the emergency. Many OF the
wounded Garibaldians are here, aud some few
at Monte ROtOndO.
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ENGLAND.

Alarming Food RiOts IN Exeter - The
Movement Extended to AxmtnsLsr-
Baktrs' and BWCcberS' shops Plum
deT' d-COTn Stores Burned-phe Mat
tary Reinforced and special COnsLahIes .
sworn ia,
EXETER, Nov. 4 Midnight-S Serious riots
Wele commenced in this city tonight. Tine
tumut has been prod uced by the nigh price of
food, and pretty general want of employment ,
ihe once great iron interest OF the place having
been greatly depressed OF late. Almost every
bakers and butchers shop in the town has
been broken open and completely Quilted and
pIDndeIed.
The movement has extended to Administer,
situated twenty-fuur miles east OF Exeter,
where the premises of the corn dealers nave
been burned. Administer contains the we'll
known carpet factories, with buildings for the
manufacture of woollen cloths and gloves, and
has very determined population of working
men,
The local militia has been called out and
placed under arms at Exeter and reinforce
meDts Of the regular troops have arrived in the
city from the naval station at Plymouth. Seve'
raj arrests have been made. Special constables
have been sworn In, both in Exeter and AK
minister The Mayor of Exeter has made q
speech TO the people, but the mob is still in
force and great excitement prevails in the
streets, even at this hour
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ROME.


Advance of the PRpRI Army on Carl
kOuC OfIhe RevOlutiOntsEs-Ga -GartbaIdf
hetttes Towards Italy The InsurgsnC
Camps Broken UP.
FLORENCE, Nov. 4-The movements OF the
Papal army, which, since its repulses in the
provinces, has been gradually Consolidating
anu reforming In Rome, have been watched IF
some days past with great anxiety, as 1t was
reported that the troops of his Holiness would
assume me offensive against Garlbaldi imme-
ol9tely aller ihe entry OF the French,
This condition of affairs has been hrouOht IN
serious crisis by the action of the PonItfica1
army. Yesterday Sunday morning a large
Oouy Oh the Papal soldiers advanced from IRe
Woiks around Rome TO the field They ware
Hei supported Dy artillery. Tney marched on
SHIlDai3l headquarters POSITION situated he
SNeen 1iVon-wnich Is about eighteen miiss
An engagement took place immedisteiIH u
tween the opposing forces. The fighL was loor,
Rnu opbl lnaJely contested, q great manSr rons
pelDB kllleu and wounded on both sides "
Sarlbaldps force was defeated The tIanaroi
retTeateu from the scene of action in GOOD ordS
laklns MS wounded volunteers along win 49,
The line OF retreat was towards the Italia In ,'
ritory. IL IS reported here that CarihaidII ter-
been arrested on the frontier by the ItaIIaHS
troops. ~ A'@Aah
5gnOr Niootera, one Of Garibaldps rioars bo
Withdrawn from his position at FrOsinonp 90
gone towards the frontier of the Neanoiita1 -
territory SgnOr Ascerbi, OF the Italian Leois
lature, q volunteer revolutionary officer 6as
taken his departure from Viterbo, which placs
ne heid ior Garloaldi, after levyInga forced loan
or eight thousand Roman crowns on the In.
habitapts. GaTibaldlan volunteers, who hac
crossed the frontier. are returning daily to Italy
nom ali points of the PapAl States,
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THE BATTLE. FIELDS.

GaEibaldi's Position Before the Flight
Advance OF His Troops, and n Dtsas-
Ar1us surpElse-TWO Fierce Battles
utter hOuC Of the ReVOlutIOnisIa
GArlbaldPs Action tn the FLghC, and
appearance at Parting.
SoRREsE, Pontifieal States, Nov. 3-Evenlng
S-DuIlne the past few days General Garibaldl
ooneenTatea ILLS forces around hIs former posi-
Sod I9n a1 monte hotondo, fully supported by his
Yes trday afternoon siguori Corte, Orispi.
and gives, ardent supporters Of his cause and
formerly population flom the Revolutionary
society, begged Of him to Withdraw az the Ita.
Han troops had crossed the frontier Garlbaldl
refused their entreaties, saying that he "did
not value his life In such "a cause, J" and that "a
soldier ought not TO count the number OF his
enemies"
eignor Corte replied. giving his assent TO the
lakt observation of Carr Oaldi, but adding IN
general should +" The deputatiOn then left the
CO mp of the general. This morning Garibaldt
" lth Sbout hree thousand men Of his com.
mand, and having two guns, moved for TiVoli
70 Join Nicntera, one of officers
In the meantime the Papal Zouaves, who
Were advancing, and not by any means dila
tory Of action, had taken Tivoll without noise
g. the point Of the bayouei. Garibildrs force
oid not know this fact, and were marching
@tonS towards the same point, sin ging national
sn,n,,sW ana men they ar lived a. Metana they We're
er,er erpsisea s py seven baJtalions of the Papal
dhaI5o' ~ su pported by twelve guns, who attacked
rha - 'front.' and on both Hanks.
'"'"e ground was among hills, with a