New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-15
ARMEg DU Rim, 6NB CORPS,
GENERAL COMuASDANT LIE GENIE,
THE OCCUPATION OF ROME.


THE OCCUPATION OF ROME.
MILITARY OPERATIONS PLANNED BY GEN. ANA
DEI-FORMATION OF A PROVISIONAL COW
ERNMENT-CADORNA oUTwITs THE CANDI-
DATEs-NANEs OF THOSE ELECTED.
ROME, Sept. H.-The city was invested from
nine different points; the extreme right formed by the
Division Of Bixo, attacked the "a Of San Pancrazo;
Divisions Of COsenz Ferrero Maze de Ia Roche, and
Angoetti attacked the Porto Pia and Porto San Goysn
nj making serious breaches therein. At lOi O'Clock, the
walls being passed. the Papa troops obliged TO re-
treat toward the Vatican Only the soldiers that had de-
Tended Porto Pa continued the resistance from the Ca
sno Buonaparte, and artillery quickly dislodged
them by setting to the building. Cadornas plan had
been given TO him by Col. Luigi Amadei, who was the
commander Of the Military Engineers under the Roman
Republic OF 49 Col. Amadei does not belong TO the
regular army but is in the Oppostion nevertheless he
did not hesitate Offering his services TO Gen. Cadorna
and in fact went himself to headquarters The Ponthca
staff initiating in everything the defense OF the Repub
lican army OF 1s49, had established an obser-
vatory on the cupola OF st. Peter corresponding
by means OF teegraphic wires with the headquarters
the POtta and with the troops on the walls OF the
city, When troops passed the walls, Immediately
white flag raised on the cross OF St. Peters cupoa
Many say it the Pope himself, who from the Vati-
can, gave the signal Of stopping the fight but think II
is more probable that Of his STAFF who showed him
the mpossiby Of resistance, raised the flag. What the
conditions which have been obtained from the Papa
is not yet known but we see the foreign
and native troops escorted by the berSdGfer We think
the Ponthcal forces all given up prisoners Among
the Pope's mercenaries were some squddfsglter com
posed of brgands who had refuge in Rome They
had served as spies Of police and CadOrna, being unw
ing to recognize them soldiers, they were obliged to
keep hidden in friendly houses, in order to escape the
popular vengeance, and some Of them who have ven
tured out have been badly treated by the people.
After the entrance Of troops it would have seemed
probable that all fighting between the people and their
oppressors should have to end but IT was not
So Even before the Italian soldiers had come near the
of the city the people took possession of cannon
and dragging 1t through the street trophy went 10
the Capitol occupied by the Papa soldiers who, see
ing the people fred them, wounding three or four;
bIr the b>rsdgeri arriving put end TO the fray by
isarming the mercenaries Even in Piazza ST. Marceo,
where the gendarmes' barracks are, there fight.
All the barracks invaded by the people, who de-
sroyed everything that belonged to the hated soldiers OF
Plus TX. The demonstrations the took place
in the other towns OF Italy at the time Of the
nexatfons: Great Illumination; the COrso full OF
carriages, with the triooor flag; many persons
with great 81 yes their hats to denote
their future vote and great assembage OF spectators
The cries that most repeated were iyas TO Rome
the capital OF Italy, Re the italian army and to Italian
Unity Two demonstrations onyi really worthy Of
the Roman people, That to the liberated political prison
came yesterday out CT their prisons amid the enthus
atic applause Of an immense multitude. Luigi Castel
lazzo author u Tito Veo the First Director OF the
Riorma seemed very thin and weak but is otherwise
we'll The same | say OF Petron The other demon
strton took place the Piazza Of Monte Coro, where
the Papal prisoners placed Nearly all OF them had
the medal of Montana The people began to murmur
AGAINST that decoration But commission OF those per-
sons came OF the crowd, and going TO the officer OF
the bersagIieri who commanded the escort told him
how the people would gard the prisoners II the medal
Of Montana should be removed The commandant OF the
bersagieyi Immediately ordered the removal OF that
hated medal.
As 70 the formation Of a governing power but very
little has till now been done Last night Gtuntd was
named by some citizens but the small number OF electors
could not give TO It either strength or moral support
The members OF the GHnta itself are the FIRST To ackn0w
edge the fact trying every eNpedient in order to
form a good, strong municipality Meanwhile Giovanni
Costa named a member by acclamatisn has looked
after the most necessary prelmnarie and has had the
honor OF signing the order that liberated the political
prisoners This dsorlery state OF things would have
lasted for some days the Roman Popular Circle which
had Immediately assembled after the entrance OF our
troops and which il composed OF the best part OF the
population had begun by sending round the follow
ing manifesto by which the Romans are cOnvokei to
morrow at the Coliseum, for meeting:
RosASs The Government through ea oadorna leaving TOT
b,, Justly rec ou sl f;he people
the @
source Of night and authority especially when after de'pO'm free
an ou government Il therefore necessary that the Roman
u.p. which onroked 2i sepem er At O'Clock m'
at the scum sbos provisional aim u''f'ue gaAa "ch
should DERIVE authsniy from the prevailing viii Of ihe citizens WIN
ant which eu net prepare the great events of the uu wish
@ vo .cor he undersigned have ma e of the night Of
.mbae H. this every m consent to The wishes Of the Ko
ma, .. rb,t-er " SELECTIONS should names appear or
.bop IN. ALREADY ,ed hr and legal SANCTION
Thts manifesto was signed by a ctzens among which
,rinu y.
has published the following manifesto to the komans
The Righteousness the and the Vrinr ~ the army nave
nr,t m. among YOU IN sOv the tnlre Is yoars-ths
- :, a -, are n your hand sheued by your free
So ~ ,u have The glory solved hat graf problem
thu. b. q. OBJ .i mode ee Ttan' ko@Ah' 10 tne name
Of IN. ,rny for the JOYFUL reception yol gTs Us, orie UNI gov 80
d,i,,hl, lent nnu. teep for siiboo of there no h't"
Rom IN, morning Of the 2h sePtsm e. 1870 Al" be forever Hm
b,rsd q history Rome. for an Hhef time Au '' "
ON great capital Of {, rsai SAioo .s-.,
ue nnbIisbed moreover, the following notlneauons;
81" Pa, IN. peee,ary 81 command IN al paohe services inc
Camn.DIant Of the 9Th Corps dfr"~' together .'A
u,, ,v,b.tv will hav, tb high direction OF al the PolA anu
administrative offers ~ A. VA 'reaal h'ae ~ , -,
q, h yoss,,oo of the l9h sorGes Mas charged With the
..A a. Nh. proynce invested Sith the necessary power
Go M NJ ubBe order hsyss unief bis COMMAND AS ohee'
a, PoB, Of the Tslrgapb, sni the Po''oh ~ lAs PaOno "
uinistrstious eouluas Proceei a. before aos ~ -,
changed in the I.-. The aneuOuireso employees 'H" ~ "
se-. will considered as having resigned 'Ser P
Al ,,o.,,,i Il, IN, name a. 81 Victor Em,n1e by The rsee
God and the will Of the Nation King Of Italy o. s:n's ea1hssi
:. r,xsris the and other y,aI :" @ va h ,s
~ Ss S"ns Hlps viii received sa s"def 'Ss Paoh' on'
and in private psgmentA" ,-,, 49,. ,o,,o--o,n.
r,s p,,ni,;paI, Ginnta has published two telegrams
lnr ,uaP r,,n and Oryrto, which express con
gratulniOnr for the liberation Vi - po,c .nit. M
Turin wanted 20 he the nrst 70 ss'u tha, the two
tel These en- pre ssions make ns SURF tnnt sno ~
lite. viii nne In promoting the moral wea,e VI VIC
populations. without which baton n nor ,nny NE