New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30

GREAT VICTORY OF GARIBALDI AT MONTE Ro-
ToNDo-HE ADVANCES TO THE GATES OF
Ro,rE-rHE POPE IN THE CITADEL OF ST.
ANGELO.
n ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
FLORENCE, Oct. ga. m.-Particulars have
been received of the engagen ent at Monte
Rotondo. They represent that the fighting was
obstinate on both sides. At one time during
the dav. when reenforcements for the PapaI
troops arrived upon the field, the issue appeared
doubtful but at the end of the conflict Gen.
Garibaldi, who led his brave volunteers III
person. was completely successful. He imme-
diately followed up his victory, and the de-
feated soldiers of the Pope, who fell back ON
Rome, were vigorously pursued. AT the latest
accounts from the South, Garibaldi, with all
his army, estimated at from ten thousand to
twelve thousand strong, had advanced to the
outer fertilization of Rome.
LONDON, Oct. ga. m.-Adyices from Rome
state that great agitation prevailed within the
city. The authorities were hourly expecting an
attack from the Garibaldians, flushed with their
recent victory. Pope Plus X. had retired from
the Vatican, and sought refuge and protection
within the Castle of st. Angelo.
ROYAL PROCLAMATION AGAINST GARIBALDI-
A NEW REACToNARY MINISTRY.
FLoRFxcE, Oct. ga. m.-Gen. Menabrea' to
whom was last committed the task OF reorsah-
izing the Ministry, has succeeded IN forming
new Cabinet. A Royal Proclamation has been
issued. signed by King Victor Emmanuel, de-
nouncnc Garibaldi, and declaring that the
policy of France, in maintaining the obiiga-
lions of the September Convention, meets with
the approval of the Italian Government.
THE KINGS PROCLAMATION.
Noon. The following is the substance of the
Royal proclamation which was issued yester-
day: The King commences by saying that the
country is in great danger. He declares that
war against France and her probable allies
would be impossible. He denOunceS the Carl
baldians for usurping the right to make war;
which is the prerOgative OF the King lie says
the nations of Europe must know that Italy
:
flag raised against the Head of the Catholic
Church is not his. He commands the insurgents
TO return to their allegiance, and exhorts the
people to sustain their King and preserve
the national honor, and concludes by promising
that when tranquility is restored Italy, with
France, will settle the Roman question.
IRON FRENCH VESSELS ORDERED TO ITALY
WILD RUMORs.
PARIS, Oct. Electromagnetic fleet in the
harbor of CherbOurg is preparing to sail for
Italy. The widest Tumors in regard to Italy
are in circulation. 1t is reported that the
Italian Crown Prince, Humbert has put him
self at the head of the army to resist the
french. Another rumOr says King Victor
Emmanuel will abdicate his crown. The crisis III
the ministry continues. Cialdini has failed to
form Cabinet and Menabrea has undertaken
The task. The young men of Italy are swarm
Ing over the Papel frontier TO join Garibad.
There is a report that Garitaldi received
check at Monte RotondO from the Papal troops
who were suddenly reinforced.
ENCYCLICAL OF THE PORE.
Oct. 2s.-Pope Plus TX. has issued an ency-
1lical to the Bishops of the Church throughout
Europe, in which he calls their attention to the
great perils by which he is surrounded, and in
pathetic terms deplOres the many dangers
which menace the temporal power and threaten
10 destroy the independence of the Holy See.
FRANCE.
THE VINCENNES RACES.
PARIS, Oct 2S-Large crowds left the city To at