The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-16 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROMAN 6TATEB.—The intelligence received
from Rem is dated the 6th lead. As already as-
sessed, the advanced guard of the Neapolitans ban
Dees malted with loss by the legion of Garibaldi
sad
The following is from the Corriere Mercantile of
Genoa, of the 10th inst.:
The Neapolitans, who all themselves armadas this I
ewe, and wear the sign et reimption ea tbdr bed
tbe peewee of Prosiness without MAW. a blew,
TilliCoseei es tbe nth boa Valets( to Abase. Oa the
MIS ey Geraisla Wes as his way le nest this et the
hurl at about 2,000 ass, having istufsresd hls Wks by
she Lamina Bastalism, sew enigma% the revenue mi-
aow, and eels Weeps of the line. est 11 am., the
Neepolitaa named, shoat 1.000 guns, wee bletemosidoe
at
a distance of 10 mike has Rome, whin Grad& waft*
I attacked tkiii sad put this to Wit. However, ea she
arrival et a wialseranent of Neapolitan wq&
meat reseeilisasti at about three slily his Nuiner.ilt
Let advise, of the SO, up to 5 fons.,_elate Oat Garibaldi
woe at Ti to oppose the peerage the Neapolitan army; I
he had to some easeasitisa waggems sad about sixty
The Nifq of Naples had ly
best aste shorti
as, TeCeived deputations bon nhabitants et
various plasma. He hat deposed the existing authoriPies
is the proems he occupies, and pat prices wising
their stead.
Political ezeiteseent is es smog at Bowe, tact a few
meeheasible sets have beam eawatitted, in weseqesses
.1 wakh the trigeers have breed a peesientatiea call-
ing upon every Boman chissa is sailed* that
camsposure which will askew the glee, of the tEd:rell.
tory, end reminding the people that the perms th
eses
my
are lei labia and that the
especially are Inviciabia, sad that the military sosa
will sp.sdiy judge any acts of sedition illireastioa of ths

laws: -
The Piednumles• Gasetts of the 11th inst. es,
a few more details of the action between the Roma-
and Neapolitans. Garibaldi, according to this account,
took two cannon, 400 muskets, and 60 prisoners.
I The Roman triumvirate have publiahed a report on
the affair of April 30, from details furnished by the
Minister of War. The French are in it said to have
beet 1,500 men in killed, wounded, and prisoners; and
the Remus 50 killed and 200 wounded. A letter
hem Ondhaldi, after speaking of the bravery din-1
played by the Roman troops, sap: " A quantity of
arms, drums, and other matters have remained in our 1
bands. The wounded French, before s
agapiriex-
pressed their BMW for having fought inst their
republican brethren."
Our Roman correspondent, writing on the 6th in-
stant, after referring to the defeat of the Neapolitans,
8%11
• e I write, the King of Naples and the peo-
ple be brought with him are probably flying through
the Pontine marshes, as from the top of St. Peter's
the last glimpse of the Roman victorious army was
lost on the brow of the Alban hills.
The French primmer', el whom we still hold 300
or 400, out of 600 who were captured outside the
walls, do not wish to be exchanged (as Ondinot has
asked), but, with tears and cries, call for arms and
permission to be led the Neapolitan". The
stern triumvirs have toll themi that the Romans fed I
themselves quite strong enough to fight their own
battle" • all comers, and such In the fact.
The and otlit:ksayeaterday put their
hands la their pockets and oat, ofthdr own