New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18
saw and heard them, they were opposed :,
I Romans and Rspubiicsns

saw and heard them. they were opposed =,
Romans and Republicans.
TIE Ulcers sat mute AID detected. or br-.,i,,.
ingessive ssaiast the "infsul> gue,-a-g.s,
their Gov rument had led them into O,s o.,
them. lieutenant, snd the only man lea alive q,
his company, wept bitterly ~ tue di,srsc, h. ~
been subjected 90. adding which Vas echoed 4.
the others that had he Known he wa, 20 ia,
against the people snd the Republic. be w0s8
hsve broken his sword and refused 10 serve. 5,
yesterday they pArsded tie City. A handr.s
thousand handkerchieis wsvcd from the window,
aud bal ,onie.. a hundred thoassnd voices rent "a.
air with erriras fr both Reyub ics, The haDs
playing the glorious MsrseAiAise alternately VIZ
Rom AZ marches. the people rushing on the Freucb
hussing aud k.sstrs men and womerl tacs
" cari frateLt repst.csEi. - ths; there wss much
probability Of their being literally Killed VIA
kindness tie French soldiers staring with Be-
wlderment awhile then doing the best - snos,
for the two Republics strange scene
At st. Peters. where the people induced the
French 10 walk rourd and admire their glorious
sdihce, one Of the oacer. burst into = food q
tears. and wiped them of, f1afe 10 v1iear viii h.
Goa LAP. iemAis gently stepped up AM a.
Piled a sndkerchiet - his weeping oosutensnce,
then handed Il 70 hlm. saying Take TIN. A. re-
membrsacs OF Roman woman
Wonderful Is the calm and cheerinlness OF the
Romans o. both sexes, amid their dangers dif.
culties Snd saiierngs wonderful the order aud
dignity and respect 81 property and person Even
the priests with the exception Of some tao %
three. Who fired on the people and were caushs
Papa banner in hand, urging or the French sol
iiers. hsve been unframed. Some were useful TO
the wounded however. and some fought wei ~
the barbados. But the sun-burnt. bnshteysi
women at the Fountain, and the delicate citizens
daughter in her SALINE. al reason alike TO TX
a wear ago would not Il gh. tho Goats, because he
wasa man Of peace aud now be sends bsFoan.
ans aud bandits u slaughter US, his children
regret to say that the French did not deserve
the kind treatment they received. some OF thea.
At east as they barbsrousy 'Ier many uHQ5sAd
t,, ,romea. and srea children az he BREAST The
gardens aud vineyards outside the walls The
monsters Not only is this eficiai news, bot
Know 1t from personal observation and from Others
who sought for wounded alter the action. They
had also inhumsny Killed and mutilated SIX OF
more wounded Of the Corpo Unversltario'
" God gave us courage observed citizen q me
the other day, d" never knew had any before
Twenty cannon balls shot into the cupola oi 81
Peters are sent % France, and one tia, made
hole IN Raphaels tapestry Courlers dash every
five minutes by my window. Lord Napier, un
said, has made some arrangement with France,
and no other power can harm Rome seriously
Such barrcsdes-in fact, they are iOrtres'es. Fhs
Villa Struzzi 70 filed with cannon artillery officers
4 l.sf,. aafa mt M A
damaged al present Yours. j. r.
FARTHER Disastrous News PROM THE Esssl
MINING COMPANY The Sals,a Ob'srr0 Of the 18th
contains q letter from g. T. Merriam, of The hssrN
Mining Company dated Monclova May ? This letter
announces the death ct two more of the members by
Cholera viz. Charles Robinson OF Lynn. snd Oslsn
Dresser formerly foreman in the boOkhindery 81 "
s : X Ives of Salem Mr Robinson lived after bic
attack only about q hours The expenses OF the com
psny had been double what expected but "a they
grt on provisions cheaper When the letter was
written they bad got into healthier country and An
ticipated that their troubles were over.