The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02

tl0us from his government, The French had
lrO killed, aud 100 wounded,
The Dlush wlr Fili sr1u'iuurd, bui . o.
conducted On both sides in lrrhin prd llu-
gushing uaruor On tlr ~ lurir 900 ru'
pHpemonr took place, iu which lle paueH
wore delrnlod. The loss ieIlber Do mon fla-
ted.
FRANCE ANp TtlA
From rlns.lbe rrrbu tssdg rprtl.l rhri
he rupture hrluuu tue i'rsl ZOO Hui ~.
iNuUoigutll b. complete s NrrrWnu.5 lilr
s.li, IHgr- lelwrrn dlou, wh0rii Be- iu.rH'rd
hy tho UNrnu'n EU'dtifa 1l l'ur curlur-.
Moe 5000. 100 rr-lllr, hH"rrr iHlu prr-
rulal goo url-, irrrrU-r tur dangers H-4rA
hur' sound lhr President lDcuaa.ug dl'r"ur
tout prrVuis umDug large bodice Of tie army,
tho pryuJcs 3 officers at which syem "a have
been greatly wrought upon 10y ~ -eclalFtH'
4 serious riot hu- taken plHcrCE1hr baruct'
Of thr 'ih lIght luilWyr HUurdn nc 'he TO
"a dies luyHliirs 4 -rrprlui NHlnrl1"Nchul,
having bad HE uHmo placed 0mungfI IiF iITT
ofSociul candidates TOE the Asprmhly, WuH
arrested. Tho men Insisted upon les rrirl-r,
\ rut Ola serious CHARACTER cusurd, Tie
officers wrru discharged aul drurdt nnl ni
lrusihli4ychot WIS rrnt oil 60 iinceuurs,hui
uu, without grru d0tirully The Regiment
luvt lrcu Hrnt away foW PHti-, but tHr spmo
usIhr SCIENTISTS ly thr most urrtHHiue a.
luu-, continue 60 roduco'tuo suldicrr bou
iirir duNt liui tlic ehrCi, which tHr l.rurh
trruIi. L1,r met 300 lisp Fapal States Bone move
ri 900 l'uucr lp tho couirr, uud touched the
people upon lh,lr trudrrrsf uuiut, lhr gIuD
of France. Nv holy ihc French Grl'ul
marched uu thr21'h ull, from tNuu Voc
olIHs iHu urruIut ct tI7 burrrf rfaFfss-,
n7 furnished hy Geographic drsrttrt 80 rH'i.
i-hcd hy thr Government Gru, buduothNd
ret otu pJ.bls umcli tur home whctr, nrcor.
'.dius Go every WfuuuUfirH, hnW.s called hy
,hc Nishc. ul thc prnpIgl 100 ha,ihsmr l5um
l'c mrtisu,rs NlD urrupy BDur, mona poe
uuus Irrl.lulcr ihHu hc rNptrird - took al.
pu- liuu 40 -uutu distance TOM thr r0ly,aud
Wts waiting lhr Hrrit o.. Of thc rect Of $50 90
priilIou. 80 dy n mentioned, bot It's
proluhlc TINT Gen Oudiuot was near Rome
s,u thc 3Oth uli, Ga tho 2Gri, uIo Roman
Constituent \ .sewldy prptuuncrd thc follow
,ug drrrro..-. The Assembly, 40 consequence
&C thc communications made 10y the InuW.
Nric, commit lo the Grumvlrnto tie office
ofsnyiug the Republic, sud rcpclllug force
los force.
During the siuing-, 1t was stated by MUZ.
2iui that the IruHyir- ind received drpu.
uttun Of three at ecu. OudiuurH officers, who
on hrug required 10 assign q reason for lhu
occupation otCiVia kccchia, hy an armed
lorrgl furce stated thnt the iilst rcnsou was
iu preserve The Roman States homun Aus
triuu INVASION, which was already iucditated,
aud hciugIprrparcl, Tint the srcuut Wa-,
10 hsccrulu precisely What were The scuii-
nrui- of'tlte- iAapa.ia:iun, AAiih regard To the
form otGo'rruucrt .hcy Judged most con-
yruirut uuj to scrh o. put iu lrHiu and pro.
nule perfect reconciliation between riu-
N, aud the Roman People.
CA the 27tn, the Constituent Assembly
resolved tbbdhcre to thrir rrs, s.,lou- ot op-
posing tho entrance OF ll,r Trough into Rome
md continue the preparations for defence.
Order, have been issued Ia undermine the
Mclyiuu bridge, aud the nppruurhc, 90 l,oWr,
on tlr tide OF the fruboard, 'blrrcadcs with
cnnuon 0rs crested ou tho roud, and tie
rntrr aud streets that lead to Ci,lm Nocchia.
The long covered gallery erected 10y Pope
Borgia, between tho castle oiSL Angelo aud
the Vatican palace, las been blown mp with
powder mud the mplsinis used to block up
dlc avenues Of the city. \ depu!ation Of the
Central Committee had protested arul 81 Ihr
Invasion and informed Gen. Oudiuot that
Rome would resist his entrance by iorcc,nud
blow pthc tlairinal the Vatican and -
Peters, which were already undermined.
Tie General replied that his Instructions
were imperative, aud That hc would cutcr
Rome 10y tnrcci It not quietly received
A letter from al eyewitness gives the iol.
loving account of tho attack on the city. 4
company Of the l.. battalion OF umllrur-.
srut ON To the gate, Of Rome. being received
with muSNrt shots, returned iu good urirr,
and soou u1cr part olthc division advanced,
mud Penetrated without mucl d.,'irully into
tuG oucclu,r of lh' cUpit0I, u WIirr Too
streets wcro halucldrd; hul iUry were rr-
rr-rvrri 'N,.4I 49,! il4..-l.- 4s--!.piil ..uL Il
storm O.. Wt..,lcs from the wiDdnNs aud
roots of the houses. The 2Oti ct the nNc,
which was ~ the front, was severely trrnICtt.
\ company of voltigeurs was almost totally
DESTROYED Al last. seeing the iupossihlliW
of continuing struggle which became fatal,
General OUdiuut ordered the rctteut, aud
the eNpetiiHonHl corps ucruried r-rtrunt, -frs,r
sition urar Rome. lie had about 900 men
killed, Of whom some were officers, ltmoug
them Is NJ. Iianisy all de camp Of General
OuduoL and several hundred were wound.
-pAr-
The correspondent Of the Daily News.
writing from Rome, on the 81 INST, states
That the French did not enter Rome M nIl
AMI all the fighting took pInre outside ne
WrI's- Y -orue was made hy .Gartbaldi. 49,
Ur French advanced. aud the latter are s1id
10y INe correspondent TO have lnsr GOO. killed
on lhc .ini. lhrrc.WoSr 1872 FrrnrLmr,
!4-l4I llan4.e. !4t at e,I,,,f,l rrf,- r--
sihg lIc streets, were ,hearl % declare lIlt
Nhcj- had brrt nlrNea inte Thee "a ,tetiri9u.. Il,
promises of being L.! 1caiV,; the Au-lrilu..
!. ., sad ihut 40 the utifra uu Rome GrU.f.,I
Ouduui was nearly mkru prisoner. Th. T.
ialuu combal1uts had caught uolI .ut hun.
and his mcu hard great difficulty ia rrscuing
him.
'On Thursday the Paris yapog- rayo mo-