The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-18 00:00:00

thislreetss piing ID my
ig the woes and emend
with stem sod This W as;
sad the
aurlhatioa ef the wedisass Imre wee dilloatt ; as side
ids ma week mold sit Ist modertaken bet en Midnight.
this soment, and to Orme the attends of the enemy, I
sowed p Raral 'Legman do &int-Joan &Aussie. ow
maw the try at Ow Villa ?small at.d at fit. Psalm&
...de a missed attack ea that id*, and to epos g fin
;gar 106.000 i. This rash of this divertioasimpardowix
gds d Sin
All the awls of the It seas were torn. 4
ggs Pestered*. which they might suppose to his
pri anise, Toe weeks of the parallel were not he a
di.tarbsd, sad there was not a man weundmi
oh, Ow dories the siffht. At daybreak some poisis
the parallel were ad isemtplete ; it was, however,
wired throughout. The artillery sots messed
Me oak of the night of the 4th in contracting two&
dm; that on the left was to reply to the fits et the be l
Ifs. 6; teat on the right to ed. nee the are of Moist Tsar
rojr,, Where the enemy bad made preparations ot defense;
it had also to silence the b dory of 9 .tat Vezia, on Most
mods°. The work of the 51h minimised the dimensions
etas parallel. The batter) on the lett open. d Its Aso he
is la the morning, and silvered b istion No. 6. The bide
fare as the :light dill not eammenee its fire till iowards nos. I
Is maim ems shown by the interruption of the fire al
Waal Testatio. The milliard the 5 h wmployed M per-
aids/ the mesh and the emistreeiion oas
fe • ham ry in the
pane stile pars/lel. The Villas Casual and Valentini, oe-
espied by our troops, were the ems wit ovjeete of the lire of
surliairy and even artillery of the city I thoueht it would le
psenble, by means of some works, to secure this occupation
sad render the communications more e ray. The colistrue•
lien id them works, directed by the engineers, was imme-
dliMly onsemated, edol will be continued without interrup-
deh The operations of h. sieve had also a regular pro-
ver en the 6h. Our hstteries hate ody replied to the
minsy. They have sullen d no injury, and are free in
Mb& Tne correctness of our aim must have caused con-
siderable hies to the enemy. Our low is incomparably
Metre, considering the results obtained. On th 4th, 6:h,
and 64b, it amounted to may 60 wounded and ids killed. At
Psatolloao the situation is eionsidered ly ameliorated. Our
establishment titers is immolidand nil hoot seri to opposi-
tion; the brolo n ere . he been repelled, so as to permit
with ease the p usage of eolantos. Daily nenonaiwaseee are
made 0111 the tit book of the Tiber. The health oi the troops
la esoel.eat. (Signed) OrDINOT DllllOOlO.
The Rietifa Indieendente of Florence of the tith
states this the Porto Pin and St. John of Latino, of
Rowse. are threatened by the Spaniards, Neapolitans,
and Swiss, who appear to act in concert with the
French. Three edtcts t ate ben published rat Rome
by the government ; one decreeing a medal ot honour
to the ermbalints, another rzbortingthepeopleto
calmne ay; end a third dime 104 that those who To-
main wi hnut abetter, in con-cquence of it e;r houses
being destroyed by shells, shall be received into some
convent or palace. The assembly is determined to
twist, tint, et the walls, th -n at the bed ricadcs, and
bydy,in the palace of the swemnly. A bulletin has
bssepublishei, *tiding th.t the French were leaving
the Villa Pamfili, and cone rt- wing th, it forces at
Monte Mario. Aneo a sill resists. Mariihal Ra-
detzky bas reviesed the Aestr at troops et Leghoin.
The Austrian division which had oicui,ied Perugia
has turned off towards Ar c-na. This city was still
bombard d up t • t'e Bth last. by tt,o Amt. iuus, who
mac daily gotting fresh reldaremesti.