The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-28
TWO CENTS.
General Ondinot and the delegates of the CoA.,.,.
Assembly of Rome:- Nsusas

ss h%sr 'Sii,;5y sutsosis' hall @
DO S K man H%s, military .u,bors, shah
meHs for Il troops that eannot reside the city.
eem~us'e,ti9 ate, with Rome which the Preach army
Tts pr'rsIstioss f. dsfseoe made in the interior he
'irepIs5%I be s'sT G,, sns s'aS,
any pityiens fae Ms as' property are guaranteed whsus
The National Cusrd is maintained in active service a..
eoiding to the terms of its institutions.
nistration.
The following Is an account of tho manner in which
the entry OF the French troops into Rome on the ID
inst. WAS received By the people,
About six o'clock several regiments Of all arms
crossed the Tber aud took up their quarters the
dhrre.t posts assigned to them. They we're evidently
The pick Of the french army; all fine men, with
abo equipments Ill splendid order, and each reximsnt
marched through the Corso by way OF parAding heir
force before she population was at the time ous
CT the coffee houses of that beautiful street aud wit
messed the procession and the which it was
received by The Inhabitants Fret caue = squadron
OF horse grenadiers, with fine band immediately
on turning the corner Of the long street leading rrou
the bridge OF Sc Apgelo to the Corso the of the
column received With burst of groans hootings,
snd shout Of Fird Ia Re1abica Roaana the pro-
n.nadu oy whom the Corso Is always crowded at this
hour
The 'rumpets instantly pesled a triumphal flourish
by way Of RESPONSE. There seemed twang u
wanton insoenoe in the notss that the tri
unpb az the modern Ganls. The BY ISLANDERS in the
street and the spectators in the windows evdsut
y gat 10 the quick could read their thoughts il
thur faces. Neat came aitnlon of Infantry then
Dungeons, Si. h magnificent brass helmets mounted
years 'hp thaasenes ehsra1 "a sort OF husSArs,
but less sb.uidly dressed than with light caps
On their hea and long carbines rifles sung at their
bschsl aud lastly. moie infantry. Each corps Was
rec lived in exactly the manner, aud each
mad. The same characteristic reply-drums beating
ana tIun Ists sounding. must think this tri-
umphs procession in very bad taste, consider
ing the ,g'n aud character of the French agyrss-
tion on Rome, ana exceedingly ill-judged II their
commander wirhes to encourage anything like good
feeling between his troops aud the inhabitants OF
Rooo but it is Of piece with all the mea -urss Of
ten ~ rect a " krrg
Oudipot la tho evening, the French patrols, sit
sirgle officers and men greeted by tho p,o
pie in the streets with such sptthets briganti Ma
assosNni The troops underworld to preserve mAaa
Indifference possible 10 their manner but they dit
not more Than halt comfortable under their re-
ception II WAS bitter mom. at f+r tho Romans
Of those moments that sink deep into the heart AL
memory of II nation. As looked on what was passing,
was individually reminded Of Brenuus aud Alarc,
OF the entry of William the Bastard into Saxon Lou.
don after the csrnage OF Hastings " Napoleon 1T
Berlin. Vienna, and Madrid.
Yesterday ono of those awful intervals In which
the tsnos OF order ana authority are relaxed aud 40
oety Tor moment abandoned To the guidance of
inn ulsc and passion II did not pass away sithout
sonir deeds OF bloed; several men we're killed in the
street, ard in open day One ~ these priest,
who some trensh soldiers la the ,orso
about one o'clock Gated out a. Yira Pio Mono V,sss
gh Iroree,iri Another man who propri.tsr
~ vineyard near tho gate Of Sc iaoers-
zio and uho is ssid to have acted the part Of gads
aud spy for the Frsoch troops lie was .,en m the
Iiszzs Coonna three O'Clock, aud ely sur-
rounded by group Of men. most Of them Armrd by
whom he Wa despatched at the " adj dining
street These occurrences speak more forcbiy thsa
words ~ to The sentiments Of the population
appears that Garibadi has actually left Rome not
Ter the purpose Of quietly taking up quarters in
s0jacent village. bat with the view Of invading shs
kinedom Il Naples ! at first thought this uoula
ab'uIJ ust could not believe IL: bat Ind the fact
L. not doubted. Hs bAs from 1000 to 3oeo With
him.
ne French troops form the guard OF all the
public piacss In conjunction With the Romans. The
bsrficsoes near tbs bridges have been sic.ady re-
moved IL IL said that Gvnctsl Oudlnot hss deter
mined 10 place Rome in state of siege, aad that
ord"r to that elect will b. issued to-day just i-sru
that, b-rid-s the above mon,oned thr.a h.r
m n, priests or friars, ~ho had given offence oy cries
for The Pope and the French, were Killed yesterday
The Constituent Assembly (straugo sprctsclel con-
tinues it@ sitnnss ~ II In thu ordinary course II
things snc passed ayote 20 day for granting suooor
60 the fsmes OF these killed or wounded la the de-
The French cavalry patrolled the streets this mora
Ing and we're received with -ulisn silence Not
rsi,ed To- bid them welcome and French
officers soldiers universally Stunned The sight
OF fore gn troops in their World vnsd city bit
ter cup for the Bousn-; but thu wang at ed asst
drink ~ So u IL In lkiD. "a IL 900 years ago
lib. following proclsnstion has been Issued by the
late Iuumyirs On their retirement
RorsusThe Trumvtrat- has Voluntarily Dissolved ITSELF
The Contisuept ASSEMBLY viii YOU ssmss
RsS from ,os . T'ss s 81 aes 20.
esr. BY the eem, and 20 Iars chs s.erhee Of ossse
is'i q The men vho h.d sssrn during
~h.th rrptsrnE The mandate ceased
se ed they hastss,d to rrssa 1t into tn. hands Of as
k'iars ard ,rstrvn rou h.,. Inscribed page vh.A
dept IN fgrecil, hs ySur fuisrs
ae :" he ns % sSa sss s."sssfs,.a Of
Ca,S,rrd rSdsr a., Tcraloas ass yau is'" rs..a.s ~:
honour OF our ee@nS9 g,un,ry con,arieatei "a o,asr
tbeg ~ u. moparob,. tosr rumvirs. returning
S .oa '9o , S, " ss@ ,sprs%'
Of having ihs nsmsi with your or.ss. sesors
r. = =, ,he ei.aa o. =" hour aeP.s 2.s,.as e he ssa
y ,s a 70 a2s "a .Sz" r sss a.i 20
ls wills thsf keos should be free and zrcs -
,g1ri h.t e,l Z, y,s q :; ~:
',,h L-,9rrseoh ,or ygg~hys r.. s,,.f aosts n.
hcnsi nall n" paid ,euyou m,y wen rumsussr he
hS,s n,s ht,sss S"ss ., you mS ~. NJ. ..ass
ycur rtuks ia yvur bes battles.
America has paid her tribute OF blood to the
lsttan c1uge One Of her iravc-t children ADirsw
Aahisr, f between the brrsch ole 81 the
uon % TIE fcmen Of every country for aooi. aud
Geprrtl oudno. published on tn. Sd, the following
prucirmstion
siattla.,o q toras IN, army ~ ,h. French z.
.grc'sly 20 tte s.sh Of spopaisou. tacasas OF Do.
~ are as.tts q sI5 place ara We si .sss sP.s ~
90 q AZ -, ,hs q . mes.ay -hsh sr-.,,i
we've ,nqnsstionale lev hostile camgrs sioh
sd ~ ID fsses gfhsry take o.nsd,nes is, tins
tona ~ foreign .ed thy sSss y
- rsn.l' su.iihsa 10 osd,r g save e,si''. P'ig.s
sy ~ ~-sF 'esse;hr.,ed 10 Ne h.aa, - sls nlli.
I, 90 i6su TS. ,.ssby ssd i,.esoSsss -Ss.s ,.l'ss
= :, ,ss 80" ,A ,rsqs. A. sss.t !.
Isls esss go palis.as ,...ei,n$ have .,t..i :.
phi'ary autor,is' srs rrouson,lb pro issd; cripss
airst frd Pr"p-ry placed within the
~ mtary rh' rails. The general ~ division sss-
Len, "A savefnor cf Rome The Of
s.utar. Is nsm med Con nsnisnt ofths City.
II " stated In dipomstic circles that lstss, accounts
from Gaets more satisfactory than "a expestsd
spd that there vas great prcbzbty % tho Ips re-.
tn nirg o. Rome In less than three ~.sks byi fts OH
T,s uPo- &c usy IN vhcA the manyeso ha. a, pre-
yart'x siaHbc r,,eites.
The Danish War.
ssNoJ VARY HATTIE Ar FREDkRfCA, BKrvKEr rIx
DakrS AND scHLSswfe. HotsTRy Rs-rRTusrH
90 rHE nANtS-THE PROSPECT OP rEACE
Thsre vac aterrible battle fought At Frsderics on
The 9Th Inst bet the Danes suI sches -ig oseu
tfpors. IN wuich the latter suffered tremendously
s.me Interesting particulars connected With this
ssncuinsIy combat will be found annexed usneral
Euiuv. who commanded the Dsush forces does not
mention the NUMBER IT his troops killed. hut ssss
that 500 were wounded Of whom ~ officers 500
schlrs~ig Hosten prisoners arrived at Ccpsnhsg-u
h. mt Scr n.II anil Ia