The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-30

cuiaed 70 excite anarchy in country which reposss with
of czensvio the law of nations oblixrtons con
aeed by France in her constitution. bonds Of
that ought naturally to unite the republics pro&ssts
in the name Of God and The people against pectsd
"Rome. April Is.
"rhe President OF the Assembly. A. SALrcKrr
"Secrstaries, FABBsrrrI, CocoaI, PsHsAooHi"
The proclamation 10 the Roman people 10 ss follows:
"Ro%an. "A foreign n:ervenon hres;sas the ter
ss Il t.
the Roman name, command the republic rssis. and
France and to the world tina. i. people Of child,
rem but Of men, and mon who have dictated laws and
Roman. desired sai lnsw 10 how o obtain Il
20 submit any more % the sbhored govsrameni which
ever opposes this dshoaoss Ss psops and
6strcys the country The Assembly siu In Pe.manence
the consequences Let there be order calm so!smniy,
concentrated energy The Eovemmens wa.ches nexor.
anarchy or to rise against the republic Cisi.sns assem-.
ble rally around God and tho people, law and foce
Gven from the residence of tho Triumvirats April 49,
"The Tdumvin g. MAzzIsI, G. ARnrLLInI. A. SArY"
ch Of Ss hsa Sssa 70 Colonel
Blanchard, OF the 36th, General Oudn0t took posi-
ton within few leagues OF Rome, hoping, no doubt,
mine a movement against the trumvral government
His expectations were not realized. A company OF the
first battalion OF traeus, sent on TO the gates OF Rome.
having been received with musket Shots retired in good
ORDER and after part OF the division advanced and
penetrated without much difficulty into the sneienfe of
o b. e G Of
a storm OF missiles from the roofs and windows OF
the houses The Goth Of the line, which was front,
that regiment was almost totally destroyed At last.
seeing the imgossibity 81 continuing struggle which
became fatal General Oudinot ordered the retreat The
cch Had md UxinA
Net only was there no symptom Of any fraction Of the
nhabtant. calling for the Pope. but the intensity OF alb
il S hn the % a
fight kneedeep in blood to resist that disgrace and ca
lamity. :.
seen in groups aternzing and singing the Maeilase,
the two republican flags commingled the Same staff
and the colors Of each country receiving equal homage
The National Assembly permanently sitting night and
day. Orders have been issued to undermine the Mvian
bridge, and the approaches the side Of the seaboard
Barrcades with cannon erected along the road and
the gate and streets that lead to Civita vecchia"
The enthusiasm of the citizens and troops, says
before the Assembly and the trumvirs this morning. and
all to defend Rome to the last drop OF their blood
The lower orders perfect state Of frenzy and braD
dish ptchforks, knives. and Imaginable implement.
crying out for the infamous French invaders to come
in il they dare The Princess Triyuzio de Belgoioso is
at the head of committee of noble ladies who are busy
preparing bandages for the wounded, and waddng Tor
the cannon All the bridges of the city, from Ponte
Mole to Ponie Sisto and s. Bartolomeo. are under-
The artillery staff erecting batteries. and the engineers
redoubts a which the people work with zeal and ALAG
rty All the paving stones OF the city are tn heaps, and
are being carried to the tops of the houses."
Tuscany.
The Co,riere Mercantae of Genoa quotes letter from
Florence of the 3oh ult, stating that the government
seemed to have abandoned all suspicion Of repub
can movement, and relaxed its precautions in conse-
luence but that new apprehension had seized the
or
Duke had observed respecting the maintenance OF the
and reactonary Intentions were attributed
to him On the goth the tiraieurs q Leghon attempted
some time, when they were disiodged BY artillery
Sicily has surrendered to the King Of Naples dep
ntation went on the 2st from Palermo to Fangeri. to
offer the squire and simple submission OF Sicily" II is
as Se o 81 e %
body Of troops flood mines. and to destroy all the de-
whole Of Catania has fallen prey to the aames and
that which might have been ranked one Of the hand
soonest cities Of Europe is now in ruins The city was
themselves of the permission There s scrceIy house
or shop in this city OF nearly seventy thousand lnhab
which has not been broken mol, open ,s having
The Tempo Of the 27h published the following tele-
graphic despatch Colonel Nunzante in Catana. 70 his
submitted, with all Sicily A dspuiaiion, which &C
company is now on the road to the general commander
to present to him the act OF submission pure and
simple"
HuNaApy A REPUBLIC Gen Kossuth and the repre-
senatves of the Hungarans Diet assembled at Debret
declaration of independence They have pronounced the
family Of Hapsburg Lorraine no longer sovsregns OF
Hungary and this they declare to be conOrmable TO the
laws of the country, which give power to the Magyars
to dethrone their princes they fight against Hungary,
or II thew act against the constitution and deal falsely
clusion OF Transyvania and Croatia IL erected into an
Independent republic under Irresponsible president These
important declarations were adopted BY the representa-
ves without one dssentient voice, and the enthunaem
of the people in accordance with the spirit OF the
Diet That body elected Kossuh first president OF the
republic by unanimous reclamation. A. COMMITTEES has
been appointed to act - sort Of council of State prov
sionaly. J.
Austria has entered into close defensive alliance with
Russia The following official document has been pub-
shed in the Wiener Zeitung: sM
The instruction Hungary has attansd such hsght
during months and has In lie present phasis
distinctly shown that IL 10 combination Of tho whole
of all States I'd support the imperial IN
efforts prevent the dissolution Of social order which is
aimed NJ there. ssft =.
majesty the Emperor. has been moved 70 claim tho armed
of his majesty, the Emperor Of Russia which
has been granted In the generous and eaotsn, man
The measures mutually agreed on arc IN iuh Pso
gress.
1t is stated, on good authority that sixty thousand
Russians have already entered TTaneylvann nnsy III
in three columns OF twenty thousand men, a. na.."
near Brody in Galcia are fifty thousand huss:ns AZ
Tomaschow, forty Thousand and Of Mena1ow"Gs Oh
the Galican frontier, forty tbousand more ..:. I'LL h.
merstein remars IN Lembeg Six more A9sulm o.t-
S'' . a. the 2cth Tor