The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

The following exclamation was published at
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Rome on the 5th:-- svs.. I'D. s,i-., .oaL =
INHABITANTS OF HoME 1.-The general Comnar
der-in-chief Ut the French army has named m
governor Of your city | assume this ehsra cts
with the firm intenion of secondiDg enerteticaiIy
oy all the raeans IN my power, The measured a
ready taken by the GensraLin-chieft to secure you
tranquility and protect your persons and your pro
perry. Inhabitants OF Rome you want order.
wlii guarantee II to you. Those who intend 10 pro
long your oppression shall fnd in me en- nfiexibl
seventy 'tiei. ~ kOSIOLAN, I"
Rome, July5. the General of Division.
The Pope, on receiving the keys of the Portes
ana san Psnorasso gates of Rome, named q com
mission tnat was 70 proceed to the Eternal Clt,
10 arrange, with NM de Coreelles and an Aus
G'an agent, the mode Of his return to Rome The
FIen1h. Belsian and Spanish Minister, have gone
aiso " Rome for the same purpose NJ,
:. Ihe Constituent Assembly OF Rorae has beer
aissols ed by force by The French. The Represen
.at~es nag protested and declared tina. the sitting
was Prorogued 20 sn inde finite day. n TT, ~
| The ConstftufioHais Romano, which had suspep
ded It's publication, has rsappesred, M de Ia fon,
Auvefene accompanied by two secretaries. vii
tied, on the 9Th, all the public p1sons, to ascer
'an they contained political prisoners. ,ssssss
rope palace, and commission, composed oi
! ihfee eArdiaais, was expected, 10 regulate with
zen. oudinot the restoration of the Pontifcal
Government. '.' "ilT
The following description Of the state of Rome
under French domination is by the correspondent
of the London Morning Chronicle: 81 s,.-t
-. ~ q ROME, July o.
The proclaIastions are tumbling out as fast. in
these days fAigh handed French domination' as
ever they did In the pamisst days OF Mazzidi's
Illuminate, only the seasoning is rather differ.
By an order, signed by Gen. Oadinot, Cant. Cas-.
tenau, ofthe generalstaf, is appointed Minister
OF war and Marine, the former Minister tAyey.
Fans, supposed having manifested the wish TO
cease his functions. ibu will observe thal ali
shese ordets and Ptoelanations profess TO issue
lioni me French militaq authority alone; and
that neither in them, nor in that TRANSMITTED 10
you Yesterday for The abolition OF the Republican
government, Is there the least reference made 10
me claims OF the only oner party who can pre-
tend 10 the rule fthe Roman States-the Soyer.
esn fontin Whist can Be the meaning Of this?
IL Is said thai the number of troops who have
recognized the French military authority il INV
no means so great as hss been represented by
General Oednot, and thai fully one-half of those
IN the service fthe Republic have refused to serve
any longer. ~. -
The aspect Of Rome is nov more dresry and ioy.
less Than II was al any time even Of the siege
The shops have been generally closed aimee Inc
beginning OF the week, and are even now only
partially open IL is q strange sight 10 see The
troops, who but yesterday fought 50 obstinately
against the French, now engaged ON the patrol in
conjunction with Them, Tor the performance OF the
lary law Is upon everything and everybody. ir
Procisnauon Ct the Roman ssusiespsissy. -
The following is the protest of the Municipality of
Rome against the assertion made in the manifesto
Of Gen. Oudinot stating thaithe Municipa lily had
promised TO act in concert with the French army.
IL Will not be attended with any serio,!s conse-
queuce here more than. possibly, the suppression
OF the present corporation and the Organization Of
another, more favorable 10 lhe new order of thinss
still u shows thai some public spirit is Jeff, and
that all public bodies are not in the hands OF the
French government. The documents as follows:
.-r. aba-, SP. % Z. a.-au 90
R0xASs!--fhe proclamation OF Gen. Oudinot,
commander-in-chief Of the French srmy announ-
that the military will Immediately call for the
support and assistance OF the municipality. Your
municipal representatives have taken no part in
the measures published up TO the present hour.--
They remain, however, az their posts, solely with
the intention of not abandoning their fellow ciii.
gems at this particular time. They will do 80 as
long as II r. pcsshe treas, IN a ssitaole manner
the municipal interests, and 20 watch over them as
far ss may be in their power during these grave
circamstsncea. Their object has been TO fulfill
the confidence reposed in them by theirelection.
place your demands near the authorities, and seek
Justice for you, and in ever try 10 dimin-
ISL your suffering. .r-....
Ronians, at thus hour you are called on to display
your great qualities; exercise them in the hope
that more fortunate moments are at hand.
I. SruRDIHKrTI, Senator, G. LUNArI, +. CAIRO
n, A. DE AspEKs, G. PIAoKusI, c. CORRoLI, A.
FKLIciAEL ..I -...l
AT the Capitol, July 6. ir.
The peace of the city is preserved, though
many means OF annoying he French troops are re.
sorted to. Tie toregn free corps all 6isbsnded,
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him 10 pass the gates and leave the Roman terri
tory. l' .,-- ,.nr "t
Plus TX. has expressed his gratitude 10 the
French army and 10 France in the following auto.
graph letter, written 10 Gen. 0udinot:
MONSIEUR In GENERAI--The we'll known valor
OF the French arms, supported BY the justice OF
the cause which they defend, has reaped the fruit
due 10 such srms-victory. Accept, Monsieur Re
General, my congratulations for the principal pari
which is due 10 you IN thseyent-congatulatio
not for the blood which has beef, he'd, for that ms
heart abhors, but for The taumph OF order over
arcy, for liberty restored 20 honest snc Christian
persons, for whom il will net henceforth be crime
10 enjoy the property which God has sided among
them, and to worship with religious pomp, withou
mourning the danger Of lots Of life or properly
with regard 10 the grave difficulties which may
hereafter occur, Ireiy on the Divine protection
I think il will not be without use 10 the French
srmy TO be made acquainted with the history o.
| the events uhich occurred during my Pontihcate
they are traced out in my illocution, with which
you are doubtless acquainted, but Of which nes
eItheless send you q certain number OF copies, II
order that they may be read by those whom yot
may think t useful that they should be acquainted
] with them. This document will sufficiently prov.
| that the triumph of the French army has beer
gained over the enemies of human society, an(
will of itself, awaken sentiments in the minds o
| every right-thnking man in Europe, and in thu
whole world. Col Neil, who, with yoar honores
eol NhaE Of Nf n.
gates of Rome, will hand you this letter. II L
with much satisfaction avail myself OF this op
portunity TO express to you my sentin,nsnts ct pa
tena affection, and the % .is St g. ,. ~
IIie French army, for the Government, and for al
France. r5d. o. d
Receive the Apostolic benedictiOn which, ! siv,
you from my heart ..f''
Gaeta, July s. (sisneD Plus, P.P.N.
dress presented to hin o% he Municipal
Gil Of Marsailles:
DEAR Sons: Salutation and Apostolic Benedic
ton. The pieiy and Difference which ron profes
for US and for the Apostolic See, in concert witt
the illustrious French milton, have manifested
themselves Ia particular manner under the de
plorable circumstances which removed US from
Rome, and subjected US 10 most severe tribula
| tons. We therefore accept, with gfstitude, th'
duty which you wish to perform toward US at lhi
| time, and we thank you for consoling our suffer
ings and our Affections by the expression Of tn
religious feeling which animates you in such
/ high degree. Confding in the Almighty, VIII,
wounds and hesls-who, while permitting hes
adversilies, would not shake the faith, bat onl
put 10 the proof, we have never ceased, day an
night, humbly 10 implore His divine assistance
hui we fear hat be will ons day punish, by som
public calamity, the disorders Of the City of Rome
and the injuries done to the church. is for that
dear sons, that you should perseyere more thai
ever 10 praying to the Lord to turn his indignation
| from the Christian world, and 10 establish peac
| and tranquility. And we give you tendeEly, an
| frofa the bottom OF our heart, TO you and 10 you
fellow-citizens, the apostolic benedlction, as
preaage of the divine protection, and a. TESTING
| nv of the love which we bear toward You.
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