New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

an alone In the ehos'iy silence Of great
house not long since tu.. VI gay faces aud echoug
with gay voices now deserted by every one but
me-for almost oil foreigners are coae now, driven
by force either OF the Summer heats or the toe
hear all The SPsniards are going now That en-
ty.one have taken passports to-day why that il,
DO not know.
! 81 all no; 90 a.. the iast moment my only fear
isoi France. l cannot think ia any case there
would be found men wiling TO damn tsemseive.
10 iatest p)sterity BY bombarding Rome. Other
cities they msy careless Of destroying the limo
c-ut aid helpless the BABE and old grandsire who
cannot war sgsinst them. But Rome precious
Inheritance Of mankind, will they rau the risk OF
msrrirg their skrined treasures Would they
care do II
7 80 Of the balls that struck St. Peters have
been sent to Pho TX by bis children, who find
themselves 50 much less beloved than We're the
Austraus.
These tuo DAYS, days Of solemn festyity 10 the
kalel i. Of the Church, have been duly kept. aud
he populat laoNs cheerful as II swans throu- b
tbe streets. The order Of Rome Ihronged AS 1t Is
WIN troops, is amszing. 20 from one end 20 thu
.,h-r sud here the poorest and most bsrbsrons Of
the reputation lbarbarously ignorant ! meao.l
alone AMI on foot. Ny friends send nut th-ir lit e
children alone with their nurses The smouut
crime Is almn5t nothing, " hat twas. The r me-
no longer pent IN ignorance and croschiug beneath
espionage, no loue er stsbs in the darn His ener-
ze. have true vent bis better feelings are rous
81 he has thrown aside the stiietio. The power
D.. /
within the walls many who are eager 10 incite
Draw H. il only 10 give an excuse FOR SANDER.
To-day | suppose twelve Thousand Austrians
marched into Florence. TIE Floren,nes have
humbled and dsgraced Themselves in vain. They
recalled the Grand Dlke 70 ward of the entrance
OF the Austrans. out IN vain went the depotston
u ,ete IN an American steamer, Leopold was
afraid % come till his dear cousins Of Austria ha0
pat everything in perfect order; then the Ausri-
ans entered to take Leshorn, but the Fsrentlnes
It'll kept on imporing they would not come there
Florence was as subdued, as good as possible al
ready they have had The ans Her they deserved
Nov they crown their work by giving over CUR
Az and Petracci 10 be tried BY an Austrian Cour,
Martial Truly the cup Of shame brims over.
have been out on the aggis 70 look over the
city. AL sleeps with that peculiar ar Of serene
majesty known TO this city only.-TLis city that
mas grown, not ont Of the necessities Of commerce
oor the Injuries Of wealth bat first out OF herosm
then out Of faith. Swelling dones roofs soilly
tinted with yellow moss-what deep meaning,
what deep rePose, in your family seen outline
The young Noon climbs among clolds-the
clouds u a departing thunder storm. Tender.
smiling Moon can it be that thy fall ORD may look
down on a smoking, smodering Rome, and see
ner best blood run along the stones without one IN
the world b defend one TO sid-scarce one to cry
oat tardy SHANE ?" Wewill wait. whisper the
nations, and see if they can bear It. Rack them
well TO see ii they are brave. II they can DO
cithoH 49,, We viii help them Is it thus ye would
be served IN your turn Beware x