New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-30

PROTEST or TIE woEKNGMEN.

PROTEST OF TIE WOLkINGMEN.
The workingmcn's societies of Italy have
published protest against the arrest Of Gari0ald The
General has sent them The following letter IA reply;
"VARfGNANo Nov. s-MY FRIENDS: My warmest and
most sincere thanks for your words. Remember, how
ever is not IA the direction Of Nangnano mat you
ought TO your looks aud thoughts but toward Rome
Remind friends and the whole Italian people OF ms
Yours ever, NAhibNLD''
The present strength the Italian army amounts ac-
cording 10 official reports, 10 10000 men, which is GOOO
short Of the numbers for the army when on peace
footing The troops ready 90 take the field however 90
not amount 10 more that 1900 men, the rest consisting OF
pensioners ana soldiers IN hosplia Inc ia
now called in the cOntngents OF the hIsclass WCh are
of the reserve. The latter will not only complete the
cadres Of the army ON the peace footing but also rnsh
a nucleus of "a sO-calcd corps Of instruction" under
Gen Ciadini This corps IL being formed In Central
as are performed actual warfare The composing
il are to replaced every by others from e egu'
lar army, so as to give every Italian soldier the opporu-
nifty OF practically learning the nold exercise.
CARDISAL ANToNELIIs SoTr.
suboined is the forwarded by Cardinal Antoneli
on the Sd inst to the foreign representatives residing in
this capital energetcaly protesting against the entry Of
the Italian troops into the POnthcal States:
Your ExcEILENCY: The territory de fdcio M 10 that
time remaining the Holy see had scarcely been aban
doned Inv the dag of France before we saw the
ing increase Italy Of party recognizing It's chief
The asnrtions of which his party has made Itself the
champion and the various usurpations Of which II has
been the precursor and the instrument IL not din
cult therefore forcsee In what object is influence had
been allowed TO grow TO that extent This object
bring about revolution in the remainder Of the OF
the HOLY Father the continual aim anarcha
ness. But the POnthcal populations surrounded their
! legitimate Sovereign with their constant affection,
and his authority Is thus able 10 Afford 10 the world under
exclusively abnormal conditions the extraordinary
| spectacle Of prodIgious vitality.
Not having been able 10 carry ont this longchershed
pan and DESTROYS the other hand to realize any
cost their infamous design the enemies Of the Holy See
forced TO proceed openly 10 violent measures Then
turbulent committees publicly established in ualy
enrolment offices were opened, arms were collected all
the necessary materials for formal ana brutal aggression
were prepared. The Sandman Government while allow
ing these preparations confornae 0s own tendencies
10 be freely multiplied nevertheless desired To
had Garbadi, the manifest author OF this movement
arrested but IL carried out this arrest when the
nent itself had already received all the impulse
quired. simultaneously with the arrest therefore, nu-
nerous armed Garbadan bands invade the
aforementioned territory OF inc hoy see attempting TO
excite an insuTrecton and giving themselves the false
name Of insurgents And this invasion took place in the
actual presence OF army, which the Govern
Of Piedmont attempted TO pass on as guard posted
10 prevent the entry Of the aforesaid bands.
The faithful attitude OF the populations the heroic alb
negatiOn ana the valOrOus courage OF the POntinca
forces ghappy frustrated the imquity Of this at
tack. IN order 10 prevent the movement, thus re-
tiiced from becoming abOrvc notice was given To its
authors TO reinforce II with and efcacious
elements Hence the rentry upon the scene OF Garibald
who pronounced a public harangue even in Florence
itsen who summoned a tumultuOus population 10 take
ND arms against the Holy Father ana left for the Pom
ca frontier by SPECIAL train; hence that mysterious
increase OF his bands, which not only encountered
obstacle upon their way bat found all possible facilities
for into the territory OF the Holy see hence the
furye introduction. Rome of the budest Carl
badans, who. although put down. spread terror and
alarm through the city hence the public threat Of al
tLe Italian journals, and notably Of the semOlcial
press Of proNiDiate inv aston by the regular army.
These symptoms, and IN especial tle last assumed so
serious an aspect that they determined 10 10
the hard hut necessary resolution OF concentrating 40
Rome the few Pontca troops which scattered through
out the prOvnces had delivered them from The violence
~ rho invaders rs pcrf0rmii, procidcs Of yalOr Tho
Emperor o. The EIeLch tLtB c1iuhE hort al delay,