The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-13 00:00:00

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LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1849.

the cause of his country, and his last words were,
" Kea l'halia ! Viva la Republica!"
JULY 3.
The closing act of the Roman drama (at least for
the present) has arrived at last, and the wind-rap
brings on events one after ansther as suddenly as in
the final chapter of one of Scott's novels. In order to
resume the narrative where it left off yesterday, I
must inform you that the terms offered-by General
Oudinot were such as to be quite iradmissible by the
munic•pal I:eputaticn, the only guarantee for the
lives, liberties, and property of empromised individuals
being the " honour and liberal principles of France!"
A moment of great uncertainty followed—desperate
resistance was again thought of. Tae Ponte Qoattto
Capi was partially demolished—but the evident de-
struction of the city, atd the unavoidable sacrifice of
thousands of lives, without after all obtaining
the end proposed, induced the Assembly to persist in
its decree of offering no farther opposition to the
French army, and to declare that it yielded to supe-
rior force, without approving or agreeing to the pro-
cor.ditions. An eloquent, although vehement,
funeral discourse wee pronounced in tie church of St.
Lorenzo by Garibaldi's chaplain, in which, after eulo-
gising the valour and sirtues of the deceased Colonel
Mantra, he proceeded to deplore the late course of
events and the evil fortune of the Roman arms, and
entreevel the people no: to be led away by the by-
pocricies of the M venty purple wolves (so he termed
the cardinals), or by the saciiligeons benedictions of
the blood-stained pastor about to be brow4ht back by
French tyranny. Crowds of listeners applauded the
' enthusiastic preacher.
In the afierneon preparations were made for the
departure of those re4iments desirous of following the
waning star of Garibaldi, and the Piazzo of St. John
Lateran was appointed as their rendezvous.

atterly annihilated. If many of our men have
been taken prisaners, we have 1,300 Danish prisoners, '
from earlier battles, to exchange for them. The
thought uppermost with us hereis,that our little army
has again diep!aytd distinguished valour, and shown
that the duchies are in earnest in the assertion of their
constitutional rights.

The following is the official teport of Gen. Bonin of
the late WC° :
HEAD.QUARTERS, VEILE, Juror 7.
TO THE HIGH STADIHOLDERSHIP OP THE DUCHIES.

It is not a very Joyful communisation which nay duty
compels me to send this day to the High Stadtholdership.
lbe enemy attacked me yesterday morning at 1 o'clock 10
my position before Fri iricia, and; compelled, the, army, after
a very severe contest as:ain't • superior if roe, to retreat.
The troops fought without any exception with the greatest
bravery. The loss oceadoted in takers and men cannot at
this moment accurately be a' attained, but it has been very
considerable. The garrison of the fortress had during the
past forty-tight hours been considerably strengthened
As, however, no intelligence had been communicated
to me that the corps cf General Rye had keen
embarked in the north, I had entertained the hope
that, ootwitbstending the augmentation of the garrison.
I should have been tibia to maintain my position. The en-
gagement of yesterday. however, has shown me that I was
opposed to the principal force of the Danish army, amount-
ing to 23 battalions or thereabouts, and, consequently,
our extended position before the fortress was no
longer tenatie against each • superior force, and •
retreat became unevoidabb,, with the abandonment of
a portion of the mounted batteries—some few were blown
up before they were left. Our retreat was at first effected
beyond the lines of Guldos•Bredstrup. After an ineffectual
attempt of the enemy to force this position, the contbct
ceased about 11 o'clock in the more b-g. Nut feeling inclined
to evacuate Jutland, I took up a position between Bredotrup
and limier, where I allowed my troops to rest, after a 10
boon' hard fight, to recover themselves from their fatigue.
From Ode position I considered it alvisable tomareh upooVeile,
when the enemy ceased to follow me. The retreating before
he enemy, and the march upon Veil*, was conducted in
the greatest cyder, and would have done honour to the
oldest trscips in the field. I will place myself to•
day in communication with Lieut.-General von Frittwitz.
The troops are full of the best 'pities, and hope, with me,
that very soon an opportunity may be found to meet the
enemy again in open couflict.
The Commanding-General,
V. bonier.

SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the
British palefaces in Ametioa, computed from the returns made in
She week ending the 10th day of July, 1619, is 27. 30. per cwt.
Boger the mance of the Mauritius is 255. Ofd. per cwt. Sugar the
produce of the Best Indies, is 295. 10d. per cwt.
geeevese pruteof
the three foregoing descriptions, Jointly. is dts 31d. r cwt.