The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-13
Additional Partic uIars by the iIibernia.

|MARsEILLEs, June liza o'clock, Z. NJ.
The Iolowing Is copy ofthe disPatchl
this instant received from Tuulon:
"Adviccs have been received from
Rome to the 9th; atthat date the Frea i
troops were masters Of all the positions
taken by them on the Sd, and part Q
which had been retsken by the Romans
The lighting lasted three days; the loss o.
life on botn sides is considerable.
General Oudinot has decided on get
ting possession Of Fort st.. Ange. The
works are already advanced withln oot
yards of the for.
The French suffered much from the IN.
tense heat which las brought on vlolen
dyseptery."
Tie following proclamatiou was pubs
llshed at Rome on the thsfd by the lrl-
utnyiris: "Romans! To tie crime OF At,
lacking friendly Republic with troop'
led on ander a Republican banner, Gen
eral Oudin adds to the infamy Of treach
ery. He Violates the written promise
we have in our hlntsrufet to at
tack us before Monday. Arise, Romans
70 the walls--to the gates2sfs4, tls barri,
oades Lot us prove TO the enemy tha
Rome cannot be cohqnsged even By
treacbery. Let the Eternal Clty Use t.
man with the energy Of Co'nmo"
Thought! Let every man fight! let every
man have fsdh in victory! Let every
man rene er our ancestors and he great
let ripat triumph! and let eternal shame
attend the ally Of Austrla!-'V n
uublIca.' Rome from the residence OF tbs
rriAmvias, June y
The Romaa Mooiteur of-ete ID, cen
tsns a resolution Of the Assembly de-
claring itself en- permanenee. 1t als9
publishes proclamatIoa OF the Commit
tee of Barrisades. calling on the people e
to defend the barricades. "Flerceness, "
SAYS the committee, sis law, and the
duty of nature. 10000 bullets or bonn Ds
are INSULT cient to burn Rome, or to bury
liberty"
TIE citizen Mayr, formerly perfect OF
Ferrara, is appointed to the Ministry Of
The Interior, aud has ordered rtie sacfap
meut to be displayed ia all The chd'ches
of Rome during The attack.
The number of troops in Rome, at the
disposal Of the Triumviris is ~, Ito.
The Triumviiate informed The Reman
Assembly on the 30th ult., that the Aus
lrlans coming from Tuscany threaten the
Roman states on the side of the Acqua,
pend dente, and that 1000 Spanish troops
had landed on the Neapoltan territory
Oh the 3lst ult., the Austrians, undaf
Prince Fred eric Of Lichtenstdin, entered
The town Of Perugia. Tue volunteers
% ,4Av.,I rrsiur tneir easrsas asst es
orde er OF the municipality, they withdrew
to Folgao. The prince issued procta
nation to the inhabitants, calling on
them to receive the troopa in friendly
manner as they came to restore order
and for the defence of the legitimate mon
nrch, the S veregn PouuT
PIEpMoSr.-The Concordia Of Turin
Of The 10Th, mentions some Disturbances
that took place in that city on the pres
ceding day, in consequence OF the lntel-
lgenco FROM Rome. Crowds paraded
th q V ia del io and the Piazza Castella
CRYING "Kome forever! the Roman lie
public forever! Garibaldi for ever"-
Groaus and Kisses were uttered under
the balcony of The minister. A detach
ment Of the tst regiment of Carbinlers
sailed ont OF the Palace M adonua, and
dispersed the multitude. The Ian
GERS co-operated with the Carbnlers; 1t
was said there had been bioodshed, aud
that arrests had been made.