Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-09
Still. LATER FROM EUROPE.


srlLALATER FROM EUROPE.
The following additional news has been re-
I eeiyed BY Geographic dispatch from London to
Liverpool, up to the moment OF the sailing of the
steamer;
ROME
LONDON, Saturday, June 1911 O'Clock P.
M. The Daily News has adyices from Rome to
bali past O'Clock on the afternoon of the 18th
instant. Their letters contain the following:
he attack has been resumed on the same
points as yesterday & the cannon again thunders
behind Port San Pancra2o. The PalazZo Spada
lalazza Madame, and the Church of Santa
Gabina on the Aventine, already shows the effects
at she enemv's shells, and the damage will no
doabt bclnghtful before the destructive labor is
over
tremendous storm OF thunder and lightning
Just now adds the warning of the elements to
that OF man, and the scene isawfully grand. The
great heat which has preceded this heavy
ram will render the campaign still more UNI
healthy for the besiegers as well as for those
troops who defend the remoter parts of the city
walls.
From Second Edition of Morning Herald
The quarter Of Franstevere, which was bom-
''4rded on the 5th, had been almost destroyed =
Cen Oudinot had summoned the Romans to sur
render by the 9th, or that an assault would be
taade on that evening on the city. The journals
are void OF any farther statement as to the defeat
and retreat ofthe French.
Quiet was restored in Turin.
VIENNA, June l2-Fifty-sx thousand Russians
are said to have taken up their encan,pments at
Spyrkowls and Dukla. The combined attack of
austfians and Russians is expected to take place
"a soon as the army shall be concentrated, and
the great leaders have arrived. Radetzky was
expected.
PliRIs, Friday Evenine-The Comnissarv OF
The Bourss is stated to have mentioned to few
friends in his Private Cabinet, at o'clock this
day, that Gen. Oudinot had succeeded in eylterile
Zone IN consequence OF d raising ofMe popalatioH
against the Jrlnaouate. Other parties who pro-
Tess to be equally well Informed, assert that the
government have not as yet received any Off
cial account ofthe entrance Of the French. army
into Rome. But the negotiation for that purpose
had been renewed, with probability of a sue
cesstul conclusion.
letter from 'Toulon, of the 18th inst. an
nounces the arrival there of the steam frigate
Asmodee, which left Civita Vecchia on the 9Th
bringing 80 wounded soldiers. and dispatches for
the Government. The hospital steamboat, which
sailed from Civita Vecchia with the Asmodee
had on board 200 wounded ard was hourly ex
pected at Toulon.
The news from Rome was vague. According |
10 the wounded men, the siege was proceeding
warmly, but Gen. 0udinot had hitherto scarcely |
employed cannon. The heat was Intense and
1t was feared that the number of sick would be |
increased. An hospital of 500 beds had been
established BY the French authorities at Civita
Yecehia
FRANCE.
A great narnber Of arrests continued to be
made. Thirty chiefs of Secret Societies were ia
ken on Thursday. The assembly has unani-
mously ratified the command of the Attorney
General to prosecute Ledru Bollin, Considerant, /
Boichot and Rather.
A bill authorizing the Government to shut UP |
the Clubs for a year was declared urgent, and re-
ferred to the committee. The insurgents plan
was to make the Conservative d Arts their
headquarters, around which barbados were to
have been erected, under the protection of the
National Guards artillery. The plan failed |
owing to the apathy Of the people and the ra-
pldity of Gen. Changarnier's movement.
The provinces Were so prepared, that in reply
10 orders Tor troops to march to Paris, the word
Was ssno troops can be spared.'' s=s
Some attempts to form barbados on Thursday /
We're instantly suppressed.
The Club of the Friends of the Constitution /
has been closed The members were present. I
Mr.. Gou1chaux is said to be among the number
A great number of the Democratic journals have |
been arrested.
Paris continues perfectly tranquil, but strong
patrols parade the streets during the night