The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-07-10 00:00:00

SION TO THE MINISTER OF WAR.

" The aide-de-camp of General Oudinot has informed me
that Garibaldi, with 5.000 or 6,000 men, quitted Rome on the
morning of the 3d, taking the direction of Terracina, as it was
believed.
" The first division of the expeditionary army set out in
pursuit of him on the 4th."
The government have received a telegraphic despatch,
not yet published, announcing the arrival of an aide-de-
camp of General Oudinot at Marseilles. He states that
the French army entered Rome on the 3d. He quitted
that city on the 4th.
General Carrelet, commanding at Marseilles, received
orders on the 3d from the Minister of War to embark the
67th Regiment of the Line with the utmost despatch for
Italy. The order was executed on the 4th.
Letters from Toulon of the sth instant announce that
the corvette La Capricieuse, of the first class, was launched
in that harbour on that day.
Leiters from Cherbourg of the sth instant state that
several of the insurgents of June confined in that fortress
have been set at liberty.
A letter from Rome, brought by the steam-frigate In-.
fernal, which arrived at Toulon on the 2nd instant, an-
nounces that previous to the determination expressed by
the Roman Constituent Assembly to surrender, a san-
guinary battle bad been fought on the 30th ult. between
the French and Romans, which lasted five hours. After-
the bastion No 8 had been captured by the French,
the fire of their artillery silenced the Roman batteries.
The Romans lost 200 prisoners and 400 killed in the last
action.

The Paris correspondent of the Times says, "I believe-
that the French Minister at Gaeta has concluded an ar-
rangement not only with the Pope but with the Austrian
representative, to the effect that his Holiness is to return
to Rome, that the French are to evacuate the city, leaving
only a garrison of 5,000 men, _ and that the Austrian re-
presentative has agreed, on the part of his government,
that the Austrian troops shall evacuate Bologna and An-
cona, leaving a comparatively small number in the forts.
It is further said that it was in consequence of this ar-.
rangement that the army of the Alps was dissolved."
The following is the manner in which the night attack
and capture of the breach are announced in the papers
issued by the Roman Triumvirate :
" After a vigorous cannonade of 30 hours, silence was re-
stored. No one imagined that France would, like a thief in the
night, steal into our city ; but it did so, and succeeded to a
certain point. From the Porta Portese to the Porto S. Pancrazio
the soldiers stole up in twos and threes, all protected by the
darkness and silence of night, and entering by holes made in
the walls, got possession of a bastion I,adly guarded by our
troops. The first break of day showed them to us endeavouring
to fortify themselves where they were, and to turn our own de-
fences against us.
"At the first alarm in rushed the neople. The enemy is
within!' Without consideration for the number of the enemy,
without any regard for themselves, they ran to the point of
danger. The bell of the Capitol tolled loud and heavily. The
city rose in mass, and every man flew to his appointed post.
" Romans !—ln the darkness of the night, by-means of trea-
son, the enemy has set foot in the breach! Arise, Rome! Arise,
ye people, in your might ! Destroy him ; fill the breach with
his carcase ! Blast the enemy—the accursed of God, who dare
touch the sacred walls of Rome

" Whilst Oudinot resorts to this infamous act,France rises up
and recalls its troops from this work of invasion. One more
effort, Romans, and the country is saved for ever I Rome. by
its constancy, regenerates all Europe.
" In the name of your fathers, in the name of your future
hopes, arise, and give battle ! Arise and conquer ! One prayer
to the God of the strong!—one thought to your faithful brethren 1
—one hand to pour gun Every man becomes a hero. This
day decides the fate of Rome and the Republic !

" MAZZINI.
" ARM ELLIN."
" SAFFI."

"June 22

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
(n EXPRESS.)

The Emperor of Russia is evidently desirous of gaining over
Louis Napoleon. He is sending to Paris the Duke of Leuch-
tenberg, who is cousin to the President of the Republic.

THE WAR TN HUNGARY.

Concerning the operation of the Itussari army in the north,
another bulletin has come out, which imparts the following
facts :—On the road from Kaschau to St. Mikolez the main
army was divided in two corps at Neniethi, whereof one
under the personal conduct of Paskiewich, entered St.
Mikolez on the 29th ; the other, under Ceodajeff, marched in
the direction of the Theiss towards Tokay. At 'Pokey a battle
was fought with 400) Magyars stationed there. The Russian
force consisted of 25 battalions of infantry and 50 squadrons
of cavalry, making about 40,000 men. After an engagement
of several hours, the Hungarians were driven from tile bridge, .
which, however, they cut away after their passage.