New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

fuse 10 their court yard. Yesterday. the city be-
ing ID sly disarmed. came the edics io tsAe 'osu
the arms Of the Republic, smhlens Of anarchy
Ba. worst Of a they have done 5 an c3ici CON,
nandins all fareisners u ho hsd been IN the ser
wee OF the Regubicsn Cover rnens to iesVe Rome
wis-in twenty .iour hours Th'. .s the most in'a
nous thing done Yet as It drives to desperation
those ~ho STAYED because they had s. msny 10 20
~i.h and Nc plsce 70 40 20. or becsuse tAsS rsia
tives ie ~out ded here ro Others wished 70 re-
msin 10 Rome uuder present circumstances.
an SICK OF breathing the same air with men
capable o. part So utterly cruel snd isl'e. As
son A. can shai. take refuse ln The mountains,
II Il be possible to fnd al obscure nook unper-
v.6ed bv these convulsious lie, 10, my friends
oe surprised n ,hey Go not hear from ID .o- some
time usy not feel Ike writing. cave 'een
to much >osrow. and ass without power '' al.
lt makes me sicA 70 see ihs palaces Snd streets
NJ Rome fall OF these Injurious ioreisne-'' Snd To
see the already changed aspect ~ her p'puHuon.
The men OF Rome had begun. h.let with new
ho,es to develop unkuown energy N-they walked
muck. their ewes spsrkled. th,y de- shted IA da'y
IN responsibility IN = year 20 such he 'beir enem
mac, " aid have been vauquished-ncw dej'c''
eds. unemployed. they lour - sons tho streets.
,,,ios that all the im dement's ol .aoor IL the Gu
sisn.oih hone. have been snatchcd from theut- lhef
ns,4. fall slack. their eyes rove ssess. TN beg
,s-s BEGIN t. swarm sgsin. sud the oiacA rsFens
w,o delight IN the night Of ignorance. the s,Vmhsr
of .,th a, the only sur,tlc 'or their rule emerSe
daily more aud more frequent from iHe" "a'As
places
The following Adde'S has been circulated 'nn
hand to hand
10 rHE PEoriE oF RoNs
Misfortune brothers, has fallen upon US sne" hai
t i. ,rsl OF bret iurson-t' he stone 81 u" 'ePa
cher which we .b, throw away siter three dsy' n's
victorious sud D, ncWcd sn immortal Nation Fti WIN
nj. are God and Jusuce-God ard Justice who esanes
die but alvsy. triumph. while Kings and fopes onoe
dead revive mo- more.
A.vou have been grca, la the combat. De a. IN tee
dsvs ,t .orrop-grrst in your conduct as cufers q
sep,rou. dlsdain. OF sublime sience sicree Is ne
seapou we have now TO use eesinst the 'ossiek' q
France and the Priests. their masters
In the streets do not look a, them do not an'"efn
they sddressyou.
In the Gates. in tho eating houses, II they enter ri's
ani 20 out
Let YOUR windows remain closed as they Pass
Never attend their iessts. their psr-des
The harmony Of THAR musical band. be ioryon iones
of slavery snd when you hear them ny
L.tthe lbsrticde soldier De condemned 20 ISOLATION
let him atone in solitude and contempt Tor having
served priests and kings
Ana YOU Roman womcn-ms.ter.pece of God,
work f-deigu no look smile 20 those satrihtes oi an
sbborred Pope, Cursed be- she who before tho odou,
satellites ct Austr, forget. that she is Italian Her
name .hal be- Published for the cNecraion Of all her
| Let hs OF
for their country, and thus regain tho dignity Of
citizens
And our word OF order our cry Of rennion and emsa
cipstion. be now and ever, VIVA Ia RErrsLicA'
Thi, inces.snt cry which even French slaves can
dispute shall prepare 10 administer the oeque't Of
r our martyrs. shan be eonsolng dew 10 The immacu
late and holy bones that repose. sublime holocaust a
, faith and Of love near our walls. and make d'uhy n
vim. the Et-rna City 10 this cry We shall mad ou
selves always brothers, and We shall conquer Wv,
Rome the Capital OF Italy Viva the Italy OF The PeO
pie Viva the Roman Republic hoNM
Dated ROas, Jaiy !, lsis
For this days anniversary, So joyousIy cet
brated IN our and was that OF the entrance OF the
French into Rome.
know not whether the Romans will follow oal
this programme with constancy as the sterne
Muanese have done. II they can It will draw
upon them endless prosecutions, countless eK@
tons. but At once educate and prove them worthy
Of nober lite
Yesterday 1 went over the scene OF conflict. Ii
was fearful even 70 see the casinos QEaffrO Isah
and Vasceilo where the French and Romans bad
been several days near one another, all shat.
tered to pieces. with fragments OF rich stucco and
L.fs. .
holes made by the cannonade and think that men
had stayed and fought in them when only ma" Of
ruins The French. indeed, were entirely shell
tered the as, days TO my unpractced eyes the
extent aud thorouyhness OF their works seemed
miraculous and gave me first clear idea oi the
ncompetency Of the Italians 10 resist organized
armies / saw their commanders had not eyea
known enough OF the art Of war u understand
how the French were conducting tne siege
IL is true their resources At any rate
Inadequate 70 resistance only continual
sorties would have arrested the y, gress Of the
Toe, and " make them ani man tho wall lher
forces were inadequate. | was struck more thsa
ever by the heroic yalor OF ours let me say.
have said all along for go where may. large
part of my heart will ever remain ia ltsly
hope her children will always acknowledge msu
sister, though drew not my Hrs, breath here.
A contadini showed me where thirty seven braves
are buried beneath heap Of wall that tel gpe
them ia tho shock Of one cannonads msrbs
nympb, with broken arm, looked sadly that sy
from her sun-dred fountain, some ro.os were
blooming .tll, some red oeanders amid the ruin
Tbs sun was casting rs iast light on the mouataiS
On the Tranquil, sad Campaena, ths, sees one eh
tarned more ia the book Of Woe This wa. the
VasceNo. then entered the French ground a
mspped and hollow ed ike a honsy-comb. par
Of skeleton legs protruded irou a bank Of one bar
rcade lower dog had scratched away its hsH
covering Of earth from the body Of man. and a,
covered Il ying lace Opw ard all dressed the DOG
stood gazing on It with an ar Of st1pid ams1s-
ment. thought at that moment. recalling sons
letters received. " o men and women of Arnerea
spared these frightiu sights, these sudden vreen
! Of every hope, What aagel Of Heaven do yoa ZAP
pose mas time TO listen to your tales Of morbid woe
4 II any fad leisure u work for men to-day Ihlns
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