The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-06-06
NO. 10.
ForeIg,, News.
Telegraphed for the Galena Gazette.

1lf@53oa~s New YoRK, MAY 26-6 :. 4.
sE Dates from Paris state that the news Of
the check met by the French troops Id the
Papal States has moved France to ito CEN
tire, and touched the people in q very tender
point. The French General had marched
from Civita Vecchia towards Rome. but
meeting with more serious opposition than
he expected, had halted short distance
from the city, and was awaiting the arrival
OF the remainder of the expedition. The
Roman Assembly on the 26th rendered the
Iriumvirs the safety Of the Republic, ur-
ging the forces to repel the French. Bar.
rlcades were erected to oppose the entrance
OF the French. The Central Committee
protested against their entrance, and threat
ened in case they did, to blow up tho Qni-
rinal, Vatican and st. Peters. The French
man replied, that his orders were impera.
tive, and that he would enter Rome forcibly
If necessary. He entered the city and was
received with volley Of musketry and mis-
siles, and retfeated with q loss of2OO killed
and 500 wounded. ~ .s,,x,. q. gJ..-s.f 49,
The English accounts state, that the
French did not enter the city. but were
whipped at the gates, with 600 killed. The
French prisoners declared that they were
tricked into the expedition, and were made
to believe that they were going to fight the
Tuscans. Oudnot was taken prisoner, but
was rescued with much difficulty. an a2
The Telegraph of the New York Herald
says, that private letters published in the
National, at Paris, re-sffirm the statement
of the loss at Rome. Up 70 the I'd, Rome
remained unsubdued. An exchange Of pris-
oners had been effected. es@g @ag ;aeas
The late news states, that the Danish and
Schleiswig quarrel will be amicably ADJUST
ed. -.
The Russians were being poured into
Austria. The Emperor had returned to the
capital. @@' q"
The Caledonia arrived 21st inst, at Hal
flax. I.~ -.a:5t al
The European continental news is be-
coming more interesting. H.. s,g-e.z..e
The people every where are advancing
against monarchies and its gloated few adj
herents; nd.whatis best, gaining the ascen-
dency. A battle has taken place in Saxony
in which the people gained the victory over
the regular troops. The fight lasted seven
hours. Great numbers were killed. S
At Dresden, the royalists and people are
at war in the streets. hsS aa.a,G3 IL easG
AT Berlin, the rail roads have been brok-.
en- TO prevent troops arriving. ~r
England and France does not like the in
reference of Russia in the Austrian and
Hungarian war. a #H9 ag@&
The French troops have been stopped on,
their way to Rome to reinstate the Pope, by
the people, with slaughter, and 800 woun-
ded. ~ 's &a'1'* @5nf@
The Austrion government il in danger
of dissolution from the continued success Of
the Hungarians. -saH as 3aas
The error, appealed up to the, House Of
Lords, on Indictment, against O'BrieA and
McManus, has not been sustained, and the
judgement in the Queens court of Ireland
is affirmed. II is therefore supposed that
orders for transportation Of these patriots
would issue about LIST of June. gHEai b
This is the beginning of the summer cam.
paign of '49 against monarchial forms of
government in Europe. That there will be
much human slaughter and suffering before
winter sets in, there is no doubt; but ifths
people can gain their just rights on the long
oppressed continent, the hereafter will
make up for the present hardship and suf-
fering JEFF.