The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-17

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This was no doubt. heavy loss T. the Romans while
every day the Psrssns were led to believe they would
receive dings that the French were masters OF the Eter
nal City; and indeed there were several statements OF
Rome having fallen. and we perceive that some Of our
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there were not wanting persons who. wished that their
countrymen-raIe aspiration among the French Knight
continue before the wallis scheming and sapplng, s
"Til famine and the agus ats them up
for il known that the malaria was becoming more
and more fatal Frenchmen have exuted that the Ro;
mans, by resisting inch BY inch 70, many days, tashed
the glory OF France BREACH however, was effected
the 6thso at least Is stated, and the event seemed
approaching its climax The Democrats du Var publishes
an extract g letter t from member q the National A.
CHA thus describing the state OF things Immediately be-
fore breach was effected
"It impossible conceal the fact that the war against
Rome has become a war Of exteminaton Blood has
been shed In ABUNDANCE and evaporation y a i highest
pitch The Romans have taken their s ard
rather than consent 70 return under the yoke Of the priests
Every na has b.sn adopted the % SaaHs
Up the present time the French soldiers have only had
he
retsken six times, with courage and an sudacy dt
breach, they win find themselves face with an
armed population Of 10000 who will fight foot to foot
Notwithstanding this boosted breach--whch we do not
believe accomplished half 80 easily as
French official reports Every meagre things unless vcto
~ IL 10 Dc annOunCeul pTetenu-ue nVaueIH seem 10
have gone on their old way until the 2lst This is by
the French government on Monday last:
@ CIvIrA vEccHIA, June 2s
oa af xl Te. g &. ;ws Il ss
morning The assault took place last might a II o'clock
and the asss
The troops marched resolutey and have carried the posi-
field hosps only aud ssa,
ten men The gablonnage, (moyeable barIicade) esa6-
s a. s Sc
geher the ensemble the operations Is most satisfactory
The Genoa Gazette Of the a3d inst publishes the fol-
VILLA sAsruccI, June 20.
Mos. Of the communcasons Of the enemy with the coun
are ad
ers The bridge OF SAHARA lately destroyed by Of ou
shed. second column, under The command OF Col Pou
tore, of the thirteenth light infantry, ordered the
striking blow captured two wagon. laden with gunpow
der their escort, and the commanding officer In those
troops have been everywhere saocessal 50 that we
look forward % PSsTGfy ss # ns
The LATEST FROM RoME.-The Times OF the 3oh ult
has aleer from its Roman correspondent dated June 49,
from whicht appears that Rome not yet TAKEN and
the probabilities were that the hna struggle would be
Austria and Hungary.
From the London Times Of June 90
We have received Vienna and letters 10 the
Of the Wang had moi YET reached Vienna. though i
would appear that the result is the Illustration OF most
obstinate attempt OF the Hangarans to cross the Waag
possession Of the right bank of the river but they were
eventually obliged to return to their former positions
In the mean time Gen. Gregory had come up with rein
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trely on the defensive until the arrival Of Russian Tein-
forcements when fierce battle ensued, which continued
The fight recommended the afternoon OF the follow
ing day, and lasted throughout ill the evening and the
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furious obstnacy but they could not prevail against the
united lmperiais forces, and after three days battle
Cen Gregory was compelled to lead his troops back upon
Tarkashed, Negyed and Guta He crossed the Waag at
the first mentioned places, and finished by destroying
the bridge at Negyed AT Guta the fugitive Hungarans
S oa anS 70 s
ress OF Komorn 1t was found matter OF mpossbily to
The losses Of the Hunsarians and Tmperiasts were al
most equal. viz about 5000 killed either side
II generally believed that General Gregory after his
retreat across the Waag fell back upon Komorn and
The entry OF the Russians into Transyvana is con.
med BY the Agramer Zetung, in which stated that
Funkrchen was occupied by the mperasts on the 18th
inst, and that the inhabitants treated with extreme
Our correspondent, informs US that the misunderstood
ing between the Prussian and Austrian governments is
Gen. Guyon, an Irshman Of Distinguished bravery, is
made governor OF the al-important fortress OF Comon
Russia.
The Warsaw papers OF the 22d inst. announce the
arrival Of his Majesty the Gar OF all the Russias, in
the capital Of his Polish provinces The Gar was ac
companied BY the Count. Orloff and Adlerberg.
The mortality among the Russian troops at Kalish con-
nues No less than 900 soldiers had died Of cholera
in the last IL days 900
TRIEsrE, June i6-Letiers from Trebisonde confirm
the taking oil the Russian fortress Manu. on the Black
Sea- BY the Circassians The garrison consisting OF 900
men, were taken Prisoners with the exception OF 000
who were put to DEATH The enemy also took 5000
muskes and $50 cannon, destroyed the important
points OF the fortress and then encamped neighbor-
ing height where fresh encounter with the Russians
was expected.
The German Empire.
We have intelligence that the insurgent Baden army
concentrated on the banks OF the Neckar attack
on the 22d instant along its whole line, and entirely
routed by the armies under the orders OF the Prince OF
Prussia and General Peuchner. Mannheim and Heidel.
berg are taken Meroslawski and the remnant OF his
army in fight towards the line of mountains on the
have dispersed in the country This intelligence has
SINCE been confirmed BY the German journals but the
Cansruhe Gazette the organ of the nsurrectonary gov.
eminent pretends that they retired il good ORDER and
would be able TO resume hostilites
A revolution has just broken out in Wrtemburg All
the country between Fredrchshafen and Sehrsmberg
has risen in arms the soldery who formed Gordon on
the frontier OF Baden have joined the movement II is
said that the people have also revolted Hechineen
An extra edition OF the Darmstadfer Zeifune publishes
some details OF the surrender OF the city of Mannheim
the late starting point OF the Baden revoutionss II an
pears that on the evening OF the 22d inst Meroslawsk
advanced with almost the whole OF his army TO offer COM
bierosawskfs regiments, namely, the I'd Dragons was
ordered to proceed TO Schwetzngen They refused to
obey Their refractory spirit encouraged the citizens OF
Mannheim, who, rising against Mierosawsk effected