The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08

in Rome has been further postponed from the 10th to
first Of them addressed to the French army in their
language are already antiquated being issued in anti
cipation OF a renewed attack, but had not time to
translate them yesterday, and it may now be worth
while to send them as completing the series Of docu
ments Of this kind
"sodiers of the French Republic For the second time
you are driven as enemies under the walls Rome Of the
y glory il Of fratricids hieh imposed on You
liberty s two ySS
pie are bound by mutual iies The republic extngushed
France Europe step more on h road 70
Which decsfa de-
Rome, therefore will combat as she has already com
yours: s.dier. Of the French RcpuSie whist You are
%s155ehns against our ,rGoo flag the Russians the men
r hsSs fire
and intolerance dpayed At some leagues from YOU on
s rsESncsTs city sghorr rssss A. this
to keep their word Remind that Marseiles and
h the al ' The sn f lis
ff AND n of our
battles yours Let the two ags ally themselves
ruction rans Cod France and Italy will bless your
arms Long live TIE French republic Long live the Roman
an The Triumyies--ARMELLINI sAFFI, MAzzINI.
"RoME, May 10, lsi9,"
iishsd the bulletin of General Garbadi relative the
Cincns Modern rome is like the ancient city surrounded
M s ens%t IN the n life But II the
often allied innocent pure blood eeansed
s"S p n1 S sa
s By es eSf r
we VII Guard our rights we will be tho
svs s chase s OF again % hs s asa ss
Ss nd e all as t. as bs and
~ - Minister of War and Marine.
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The affair Of yesterday turned out "a mere military
promenade the Neapoltans having very properly made
The mselves scarce in time to obvate unpleasant
quences to either party This is very nonchaant and
gentlemanly way of conducting an invasion. and am
not aware that any fair well founded objection
be made TO 1t There is for the present almost alb
solute n In the political atmosphere here the deci-
sion Of the Roman question having BEEN in fact trans
erred to point by the mission of Signors
Rus ceni and PescaDn to whose return people al
ready beginning to look forward People eagerly
expecting ne from Paris and London. and watching
with feversh interest the progress Of Austrian inter-
vention in Tuscany and the Legations. and in
ton with that subject the affairs in Germany and the
war Ia Hungary Bologna appears TO have made des
perate defence against the Austrans. This morning
the courier has not arrived which has induced the be-
lief that the town has surrendered.
| send this we'll as yesterdays letter. by the
steamer from Civita Vecchia, US the speedier and,
under present the safer channel Of con-
veyance.
The decree of the Triumvirate for the liberation Of
the French prisoners Issued yesterday is as follows
lily but depecates ssans their common creed
that people responsible for the
acts the soldiers who obey its
tine Tf%msila.e DEGREES,
O1 april ars free and win be sent to the French
nd
'N' '''''' ''''''''' "cAkIo Ak%EIIiN!.
Rome. May 1s4o" "SSTTt khhIo sA nA4%lNi
The legations have now declared themselves in ia
vor of Rome and the Of the Central Executive as
decidedly as any other portion of the Roman States
The Moiore Romano of last night contains addresses
of adhesion from Ferrara and Faenzs; and similar ad
dresses from every municipality in the province Of
Bologna published in the journals OF the chief
town. On the Sd and 4th current, Bologna was
the scene of grand demonstration in favor Of the
public consisting Of processions Of troops National
Guards and students from the house of the project to
that of Gen Gaetti Of an illumination Mt night &c..
thus appears that the accounts circulated Of
onary tendencies and at that place were,
to cay the least. much exaggerated.
Inc Honifore further stater From all the pro-
vnccs of the republic In pursuance Of addresses pro-
testing against the violation Of territory, the Ma
tional Guards are marching by companies and batta-
lions resolved to sustain the sancty Of right and
the Liberties we have gained"
Austria and Hungary.
Vienna papers and letters of the 10Th inst state
that the Russian force ut Hradish is above 900
that they using many to prevent being
surprised BY the Hungarians; and that they have
captured several spies.
The Vienna paper Lloyd, has advices from Buda Of
10Th instant That the attacks OF the Mag
vars upon that place frutess but from the 81
lesian papers and the Koner Zeing that Buda
has at length fallen into the hands Of the Hungarans
The fact though still open to . doubt, appears
tbeDtic as any fact can be from scene OF like
that in hungary. Buda taken the 14th inst.
The Sch.ische Zeinx states that tho Hungarians in
taking Buda came in possession Of the military chest,
10000 muskets 10 batteries, and vast quantity Of
ammunition.
Russia.
The st. Petersburg Jom nal OF the 11th has the fol-
he DarO On
Intervention Of Russian troops behalf Of Austria
"Wepublish. to-day. new manifesto, which the EN-
peror has just addressed to his people the occasion
of the entrance our troops into Gacia The prin-
cples and motives Of this important too
clearly indicated to render necessary to develop them
here at any length. The Intervention is based
principal reasons-the moral duty imposed by
the formal demand Of cabinet with which are
united by the engagements lions of an old
alliance; and the positive right which we derive from
the necessity of providing this occasion for
defence. Whoever may take the pains Of casting an
upon the state Of the populations along the Capathian
Mountains and the Danube, will find it evident that the
Austrian monarchy cabp.t be. this side, wrongcd,
either in Its possessions political power without Gre
ating violent perturbatsn in relations with neigh
boring powers and In most essential interests.
These interests the breaking out Of the Hungarian
iDsurrection has put at stake But within n short
time, and by concurrence Of circumstances derived
from the obligation accidentally imposed upon her
Austria has found herself called upon to watch
the security Of her territory ut several points at
This instruction has suddenly become formida
longer mistake From the borders of tho
Tbeis it has advanced rapidly to the shores Of the
ready in its possession With the focus Of it's action it
has proportonably increased the circle Of
tionary influence The movemest ia no longer purely
Hungarian 1t has become half Polish 1t serves as
the bs,is Of instruction much more extended,
much more ambitious which aspres to raise all the
countries Of old Poland revive us the disas
tcrs and the caamities Of 1881 This spirit mani
tested teelf from the day when the Magyar camp be-
came the rendezvous Of the rem nants of the Polish
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