The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30


should Be ct liberty to annoy him BY the possession Of
tho villa Pspfli the church Of San PancrsEio and the
ans s s .a S:
II was done. Two columns the frst commanded BY
General Molsrs, and the other BY Gen Jean Levsil.
the Sd the FIRST starting from the villa Mattel the
second from the villa San Carlo. At their point of
to the command Of both and centrase thew &C.
ton. Generals Rostolan and Guesweier had orders to
concentrate and support the Increment Though the
nearly 30 centimetres thick and though ths enemy
had formed barbados In several places and though It
More than 200 prisoners Of whom ten oHcers had
been taken at A. N. Three flags and 100000 cart
ridges were also LEFT in our hands The church Of San
the fste and forcby established there ct
O'Clock During this time two companies disodged
the enemy from vast edfce. situate 800 yards from
the trench depot and 600 yards from the walls Of Rome
The occupation Of the church Of San PancraEo led
cessariy to that Of the Chateau Corsini which is tr
angular building constructed with large blocks Of stone
and very solid The enemy had enrenched themselves
In very strong manner and less than the energy and
cleverpes OF officers could not have suced to dis
lodge them The result attained ut about 10 o'clock
Almost simultaneously, the Valentino, and large
farm whcr ,slorgs toi and Is at the height
also carried. However, the Romans knowing all the
Importance Of these POSITIONS could not allow
main In peaceAbe possession From morning untilseven
in the evening columns Of attack supported by the fire
Of the ramparts made Efforts to retake and preserve
these three buildings Shells bad several times fire
to them, which obliged sometimes to leave them But
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worthy Of admiration, as faithful to resolution not
40 s - ~ ueao We never once snswereu
the Roman troops led it is said by Garibad tried to
turn our left by making sorte upon the plateau lead
ing from the Vatican to the Villa Pandl:. But the
ardor Of soldiers prevented this attempt of the
made Nv onr froon.. and tho cava,rv .oS ,h 'ss
bank of the Tiber within view of the ramparts. On
another hand the brigade of Sauyan posted for some
days at Monte Mario had orders to seize Ponte
had hHAn de- aud nt.l.
every one thought ruined. This supposition had en-
gaged the send twenty volunteers who swan
the left bank having their and mart of
their clothes placed on raft This operation did not
succeed was expected The general then determined
right bank Some skirmishers of which certain num-
Der chasseurs pied posted at this
after considerable efforts in sencpg the two can non
which enfladed the bridge They forced thousand
Romans who on the left bank to take refuge in
the house and stop firing Our skirmishers were then
enabled by tsscines and beams to re-
the bridge temporarily for the passage of the infantry
and three companies soon placed on this left bsnk
where they soon were in state to repuse anv attack
from the enemy In the night the Roman troops AGAIN
attempted sorte, but the resistance of our trooos
forced them to retire without any result Such is the
state OF things The day has been most glorious one
Our troops have mono Of them been engaged all ut one
time but relieved each other in succession; neverthe
in the morning to six in the evening They carried
positions which seemed mpregnabe the possession of
which Will have an immense influence in the result
the siege. The number Of wounded our part
amounts to l65, com prising officers You will
shortly receive detailed account on this point So
soon as shall have received the reports of the
chiefs Of corps, will give, with precision than
can now the facts which have honored thu divers
bats fought on the 30 OF June shall be happy to call
all the solclude 81 government on the soldiers who
valiantly carried the French flag on that memorable
and glorious day
The General In command OF the expeditionary corps
"OUDINOT DE REGGIE"
The reports have been of q yery contradictory ma
ture for the last few days.
The Paris correspondents OF the Ch,oncl. savs that
telegraphic dispatches have Announced the occuns
patton Of Rome by the French army on the 5th inst
1t was beliey by after the French had
oxen the Monte Pinco on the ath In sn;ta of n d.
perate resistance 1t appears however that thu .ate
ment was premature and that Rome WA not IN nos
session Of the French when the last accounts left
The Pmes Of yesterday saws We have letters from
in the the Roman States OF the 5tb
An attack the high position in front of the Vn,tors
Vatican y was made the Sd and 4th The position
Was carried with serious loss OF life on beth sides
FMty prisoners arrived at CiyitA on the night OF the
luded to- were also brought in The great attack most
proosbly LOOK place on the !th twould appear that
.ne fIsnch, on the 81 took 20 prisoners, who were
ievef nae ALREADY broken cut among the French
troops. ne ioree under cArieadi which had entered
,ne NesPonsn terntory, has returned To Rome A
Dooy Oh 4voo spansh Troops had landed at 0aets In
s .erf"ory sla not as previously stated,
Ia n rhe .epsi states
lhe NonttHst OF Narcotics Of the 9th Inst states
'sa. tpe sncrede packet " the Malta line, came to
an anchor yesterday at ron In our roadstesd, after
saving put In Al Civts teccha, which she left the
9TH Az the moment Of her leaving that port
Official details had reached the town from head
On The 4th, In the afternoon our army, which still
eup Inc positions which 1t had the day before taken
from tns enemy had recommended the attack, which
was t' gsng On when the Iancrede left Ciyts vec-
chIs. Inere was much determination exhibited by
INC enemy as their retreat would soon be no longer
Poshpe On our SIDE General Oudnot was still acting
WIN niuch CONSIDERATION Tor the city which he could
war nj hi, d;sno.sI III. nn.,;n n ns means Oh
the Monte Pincio in nsrticn,ar rnd ~ 0ooup,ur,
master of Rome The Monte Pinco Lad ha m r;1y
with three lines of frmiaah bary;ds hm h na.t
Ii, bit infantry having inrned them h~ ~ bS, s .
RED them with the bs,snet iInw.ry. =, aon o.r
were made Mt this nont The .Tors Of a. t, M
principally directed ON the Porta dol ponn,o -hara
battery of siege "a nlaced d;stsnt a. nat 400 t
About hundred OF onr wonndsd m.n anS ~ .a".nd
detachment of prisoners have arrived A. Civta Vsn
cbia 1;s,ibsiai 10 not 10 po,ns -; i,isn &C.
Ancops bv the triumvirs A'"s '''A 'en' "
ia. $50 49,. A..
stated that the loss OF the Romans amounted on
,e 4tn 10 Soo men hors DIV COMBAT but adding that the
,ors W tne french has oesn greater The loss OF the
homsns in tmeers was considerable Garbald lost
M chi.I OF me t'an, Daveflo Massn major OF ca
VARY, MaJor hamorino captain Aarocchetti, and two
oncers more were Killed Among the wounded officers