The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-21
THE UNION.

more and more his ha devotion but the remembrance OF
what he has done for shall fade from mind
equally impossible for us to pass over IN silence The
expressive testimonials OF pety OF love, and OF DEVOTION
winch the clergy and the people OF tins Kingdom have
not ceased to shower upon us from the moment we
touched the soil
French army and the defeat of The ministry,
correspondent OF the London Times writes from
Civla Veccha, that the OF the vote IN the National
Assembly al Paris by which the government was direct
ed to see that the Roman expedition should longer be
turned from It's true purpose, received by the officers
win extreme enthusiasm party OF them were al DIM
ner when the news arrived, and rising, said "Gen
tlemen, offer toast TO the republics of France and
Rome Instantly every one was on his feet, his glass
N hand The toast was drank with shouts of Vioe la
Repubhque and with all hearts OVERLOOKING with JOY.
On all sides were to be heard the exclamation, SAT last
the hour is come We shall measure swords with
Russia and Naples" The correspondent says he is
convinced that the French soldiers ready to
raternze with the Romans than aid in the restoration
|of the Pope.
Aduanee of tie Atstrians-Ne apolitan defeat.
We have letters from Rome to the 23d ult. The Aus
tran General, ASPIRE, advancing Rome at the head
of between 900 and 5 900 troops but Gen Oudino
had forwarded despatch to the imperial officer request
ing him to suspend his march for the present The de-
eat OF the Neapolans the 10th at Veetr is confirm
led The Minister OF War and Marine of Rome, Joseph
Avezzana, publishes two bulletins signed by Rossell,
commander chief of the Roman troops against the
Neapollans the first dated IRON headquarters under
Velletrl, at o'clock after midnight the 20h stating
that the Neapoltans 5000 in number, sailed from Vel
etr on the 10TH and attacked the Roman vanguard under
iarbadi, but were repulsed with the loss of 80 prison
ers and many dead and wounded-the main body com
ing up under Gen Rossei, then attacked Velletr and
the fire lasted till dark. The second bulletin is dated
from Velletr itself at hafpas of the Goth, and
announces that the advanced detachments forward
to reconnoitre discovered that the town had been evacu
ated during the night by the Neapoltans The Romans
were IN the act OF entering it at the time stated by the
bulletin.
The Opinione of Turin of the Goth states, from For
that 10000 Auslrians, with 40 pieces of artillery had
ad f,araa thar
eminent unta had been formed at For by the Austrians
The Austrian forces, after doing what they cali
storing order at Bologna and Feraa have occupied not
only Faenza, but also lmola Forli Cesena and Rimni
They are marching on Ancona The commander OF the
French fleet at Ancona had proposed to the governor OF
that place to occupy it, and thus prevent the intended
entrance OF the Ausans, but that official has refused.
Requirements for Rome:
No farther engagements known to have occurred be-
tween the Romans and Neapotans, but IL, 900 men,
under Garbadi, have left Rome for the purpose. it is
the neghborhood of Veetri reinforcement of 5000
men has arrived in Rome from the legations.
Forces and position ofme French.
We have letters of the 23d ulimo from cores.
the of the French army out of Rome Negotiations
were going on but il was evidently the intention and
object of all parties to emporize The French army
daily increased by arrivals OF infantry, cavalry, and
artillery II amounts at least to $4,000 men, four.
fhs of that force being encamped within three miles OF
Rome Headquarters at the Villa Casa Blanca, one
l1le llOui lHc Ioltd icd tut ipct
Times LIST.
The Pope's rule restored al Bologna.
A proclamation issued at Bologna after the
triumph of the Austrians which declares that paerna
priesty governors while 1t is declared that the smallest
expression of opinion forbidden, even the wearing the
rcolored ribbon. The national guard must not appear
in uniform and every found possessing is to be
instantly shot Death, also, is the punishment Tor being
out after twelve at night Medical men and priests must
have written permission
4 Blockade of Venice.
The latest accounts represent Venice closely block
AIDED by the Ausrans by land and sea. Her gallant in
hablans greatly distressed by the blockade. AL
their fire wood supplies were consumed, and they were
burning anything that to hand TO cook their dea
vicals. 1t calculated that Venice could not hold
out beyond fortnight unless provisions became cheaper
and more plentiful.
Germany.
Position of Bavaria.
The Berlin correspondent of the Daily News writes un
der date of May go Within the last few days has
been presented to the cabinet of Berlin, the part of tie
Bavarian government soliciting the assistance of Prus
sian troops quell the rebellion in the Rhine Paatinae
Although il has been all along foreseen that Bavaria
would be obliged to have recourse TO Prussia for military
aid this petition, stepping Immediately the heels OF
refusal join the Prusslan scheme of coniederacy, wa
not calculated TO raise the estimation in which the
of Munich is here held. In fact il is confession O.
weakness, no longer dsguisabe. which must have cos
the Bavarian King deep pang OF Illumination Withou
courage to break from the leading strings OF Austria
without strength to stand alone the Bavarian monarchy
has little shame as TO throw itself suppllan at thu
feet of power whose policy it has recently attempted tt
defeat at The eleventh hour by eacherous detection.
The Prussian government has replied that the auxiliary
troops will be forthcoming when Bavaria joins the
= Prussian league Gerach, an ex.member of the Firs
Chamber who divides with Prof Stah the honor of be
ing the head of the piets party has been sent to Mu
nich on special mission to bring the bargain if possible
to conclusion II is not easy TO conceive more dan
gerous position than that OF the Bavarian monarchy
/ the present moment Austria is impotent to help it
Prussia is angry with it has quarreIed with Frank
fort an important slice OF its domnons, revoltei, de
he al N Erun harp rnyi cfll
more important, is on the eve of conhagraon Ii pre-
sents a deplorable picture of weakness al home am
frendlessness abroad.
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