New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
EUROPE.
ne ROMAN REVOLUTION.

'''' r1SrrD-rIE TOWN or ORTIZ CAPTURED BY
ruEKEvoLu TIONISTs-AN IRON CLAD SQUAD
ron FOR THE ROMAN PORTS.
p, ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH rEE TRIBUNE
FtoRrNCE. Oct. 1S-Night.-The latest as
matches received in this city from the Roman
territory describe the situation as more serious
Caribaldian volunteer invaders are daily cross
mo the frontier line and marching to points OF
insurccnt rendezvous, and great many OF the
inhabitants, subjects of the Pope, ana others
temporarily resident in the States of the
Church are joining the revolutionary ranks
The msrcent troops have also had successes
in the field. They have captured the town OF
Orte. situated Is miles east of Niterbo,
on the right bank of the Tiber, and hold
possession of it. Although Orte Is merely
a decayed township OF the Paph states
having less than 5000 inhabitants, Its occu-
patton by the Garibaldians Just now Is a matter
of much consequence, as it gives them posses
sion of the railroad at that place, and enables
them to sever the communication betWeeh
Rome and Florence, which they nave dohe.
The reports from the City of Rome, from lap"I
sources, give accounts of defeats OF the lnsuf-
gents by the POpe's troops IN the held' Inc
Kings officers continue to arrest GanOaldl'hS
and Garibaldian subjects as they attempt 10
cross the frontier toward Rome. Admral
Robolti of the Italian Navy has mustered
roya squadron, consisting of eight ron-clad
war vessels which he will take to the Roman
waters, by order of the King.
PETITION OF THE ROMANS FOR TIE OCCUPATION
OF TIE CITY BY ITALIAN TROOPS.
Oct. 90-A deputatiOn headed by the Sen
.ntor of Rome and composed of the members OF
tbe Roman Municipal Council have had an au-
Iience with the Pope, at which they presented
n petition signed by 1900 inhabitants of Rome,
mplorng His Holiness to consent TO the occu-
patton of Rome 10y the troops of King Victor
Emmanuel.
KAPOLEoN OFFENDED WITH THE ACTION OF
THE ITALIAN CABINET-NAvAL AND MILL
TARY MUSTER At TOULON.
PARIS, Oct. 1S-Night.-NapOleon and hls
ministers complain that the efforts made by
King Victor Emmanuel and his Cabinet for the
execution of the terms of the September Con-
vention with respect to the invOlabity OF the
Papal Territory from revolutionary invasion,
nre not vigorous, and consequently not effect
i've. NapOleOn has decided to defend the Pope
with the power of France, and the army and
navy of the empire are prepared for action in
this direction if required. Fears are enter
tanned that a collision may take place between
the French and Italian forces which are being
dispatched RomewaId, as Paris remains ex-
cited and the Italian troops are ready to adj
vance at any ROment into the Papal territory
or the Eternal City itself
A SPANISH FRIGATE FOR THE ROMAN PORTS.
MADRID, Oct 1s-The Spanish frigate Vile
de Madrid has sailed for the Roman ports.
1t is supposed she will anchor at Civita Vecchia.
RUMOR OF A REVOLUTION IN ROME.
LONDON, Oct. 1S-Evening.- are reports
in circulation of a revolution having taken
place in Rome last night, and that great en-
citement prevails in Florence. Rumors are
also afloat to the effect that France and Italy
intend to arrange for joint occupation OF
Rome.
TWO BATTLES-THE GARIBALDIANS DEFEATED.
Oct 2O-Official dispatches have been re-
ceived from Rome, which report that two
battles have taken place between the
insurgents and the POntifical troops, III
which the latter were victorious. The
towns of Neroa and Orte, which had
been previously occupied by the insurgents,
were assaulted by the Papal forces and carried
by storm. 1t was reported at Rome that the
Italian Prime Minister, Ratazzi, had resigned.
THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT SUMMONED TO DE-
CLARE ITSELF.
PARIS. Oct. 20, a. m.-All the official journals
of Saturday concur in declaring that within "a
hours Italy must announce her determination
to support the revolutionary movement on
Rome or to faithfully execute the provisions
of the September Convention, and France
must decide for peace war, accordingly.
RUMORs OF JOINT INTERvENTIoN-FRANCE
PLEDGED TO THE SEPTEMBER CONVENTION.
Arr i Is
that the leading European powers viii unite
with France in a joint intervention for
the settlement Of the Roman question
and the perseverance of peace. The
French Cabinet has addressed a circular
note to its representatives at foreign courts
sOlemnly pledging France to enforce the stipu-
latiOns of the Treaty of September. The eX-
citement and anxiety created by the rumors
which are continually arising here are very
great and Rentes are huctuating.