The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-19 00:00:00

ITALY.

Intelligence has been received from Rome to the
9th instant.

General OUDINOT has issued the following decree
and proclamation :
" DECREE.—The flag and insignia of a Government
that has ceased to exist, and also the red cap, sign of
terror and anarchy, shall disappear within twenty-four
hours. The commanders of the various corps stationed
in the rioni (qu4rters) of Rome, are charged with the
execution of the present decree.
" Rome, July 8.
" The General-in• Chief, OUDINOT DE REGGIO."
" GENERAL OUDINOT TO THE MAGISTRACY."

"Various military men of different grades, having heard
hat many inhabitants of Transtevere are in want of work.
have spontaneously opened a subscription to assist them.
The first list has at once produced a sum of a thousand
francs. This shall he applied in the first instance to the
destruction, under the direction of our soldiers of the
engineer corps, of the barricades that still exist in the
town. I also intend employing many inhabitants in
works of artillery and engineering, which I might have
confided to our soldiers. In every circumstance you
will find us ready to second your efforts to guarantee
public and private interests. Receive, Gentlemen, the
assurance of my distinguished consideration.
" The General-in-Chief, OUDINOT DE REGGIO."
" Rome, July 8."
The Piedmontese Gazette of the 14th gives the fol-
lowing intelligence from Rome of the Bth :
" By an order of the sth, all foreigners, subjects of the
state, and soldiers with passports, are ordered to leave
ithin 24 hours, on pain of being arrested and con-
ducted by the gendarmes to their place of residence, if
Romans, or to the frontier, it foreigners. Those who are
authorised to remain at Rome are to present themselves
at the regionary presidencies with their cards, from the
6th to the 15th, to obtain a carte de surd& Every fo-
reigner arriving at Rome is to present himself within 24
hours to the police for the visa, and receive a carte de
surete. Whoever receives lodgers, even gratuitously, is
to inform the police within 24 hours. Transgressions
of these regulations are punished with imprisonment
of one to five days, and with a fine of from
sfr. to 15fr. The sacred utensils, ornaments and bells,
taken from the religious establishments of Rome, still in
existence, are to be returned to the heads of the said
establishments. All the former presidents of the rioni
of Rome are reinstated in their offices. The commis-
series whose functions cease are immediately to restore
their offices to their successors. Horses and convey-
ances put in requisition by tho late Government, and
which are still in existence, are restored. It is believed
that the studies at the Roman Collegewillsnoogsh andnbere-
sumed. Letters from Civita Vecchia
with an English hiaof
prisoners
iso 11thners state
that Viterbo was occupied on the 9th by 3.000 French.
M. Ricci, President of that province, and M. Manucci,
President of Civita Vecchia, were arrested there. The
Triumvir Armellini, with his family, has embarked on
forathneAVnairegriileioanstpeaamsseprort.A
Marseilles,ll
the
political
con-
fined in the Castle of St. Angelo have been set at
liberty."
No authentic intelligence has been received in
Rome of the movements of GARIBALDI.