The New York herald., 1870-09-23
TILDCRAPnIC NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE PAPAL ARMY DISSOLVED.
Foreign Military LegiOnarieS Expelled
from Rome and Italy.
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GARIBALDI HELD A PRISONER
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REVOLUTION I'M ALGERIA.
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ROME.
GARIBALDI HELD A PRISONER
REVOLUTION I'M ALGERIA.
ROME.
Surrender OF the Pnpal Garrison Dispersion
or the Foreign dictionaries.

Surrender OF the Pnpnl Garrison Disp ersion
or the Foreign dictionaries.
FLORENCE, Sept %. 1870.
Enthusiastic popular demonstrations are still
peing made, ana are extending all over Italy, in
national Thanksgiving for the capture Of Rome anu
the union OF the city with the Kingdom.
General Cadorna was present in Rome yesterday
during the act Of delivering Of the arms Of the
Papal soldlery to his officers The terms OF the
surrender were arranged by the Italian commander
with General Kanzler, who held the same rank
under the Pope.
The native Italians who were mustered out OF the
Papal regiments in the garrison VIII be retained for
service as soldiers OF the King In the different
military depots, but for the present without arms.
The foreign legionarles who were under the Papal
nag Will be sent from Italy home to the respective
countries from which they volunteered.
There was vast rejoicing IN Rome during the SOL
-emnizaton OF General Cadorna's act, and loud
cheers were given for the "King' and the ''armyn
by the populace at the close. i
Italian Reports of the Occupation.
FLORENCE Sept %. 1870.
The contingent of each division or the Italian
army occupied the city of Rome while the remain.
der went into camp outside the walls
The Papal troops In capitulating laid down their
arms, and dedled before the Italians, who cheered
Justify for King Victor Emanuel
The Papal Legion have gone to Ctvlta vecchia
there to await the completion OF the arrangements
now making TO transport them to their several
countries. E1 tr
The Italian loss in killed and wounded before
the city OF Rome was trining. r, A
the diplomatic corps al the Vatican have an
nounced their entire satisfaction with the precau
tiOns which have been taken to preserve order.
The people OF all Italy are enthusiastic over the
accomplishment Of Italian unity. The large cities
are stiIl covered with bunting, and fireworks and
.illuminations atte st the general JOY
plebtscttun is to be taken in italy to decide
whether Rome shall be the capital Of the kingdom
The Catholic Powers have already communi-
Gated to the Pope their readiness to contribute their
quota to make up a revenue for the maintenance OF
the Holy See.
Details Of the Assault on the City-The Killed
aud Wounded.
LONDON, Sept o. 1870.
Aspecia correspondent on the 2lst inst telegraphs
from Florence thus:-
courier has arrived from the Italian army. He
entered Rome with the assauting column.
There were four killed and thirty wounded
The Papal troops held strong position ten
After the assault white flag was received from
Monte Gala; then depuCation from the d1plO.
matte corps III their own carriages escorted by the
POpe'S dragOOns and the capItuatiOn was arranged
without further bloodshed. The foreign Papalini
laid down their arms, and VIII be sent home.
Great preparations are being made at Florence for
the transfer OF the capital.
Mazzlni Is well treated. An amnesty Is expected.