New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

maps they were. FOR " Rome IS puii-et TO Yield
and how csa - stand always anAided ssainst
the fou- powers where shall these noble youth.
ay' They are the flower of the Italian youth
especially among the Lombsrds some OF the
finest young men have ever seen. II me falls
# Venice falls, there Is DO spot OF Italian earth
where they can abide more, and certainly no ltal.
lan will wish to take refuge In France Truly
you Sud. Mr. LessePs, Violence and friendship
are incompatible"
A military funeral Of the officer Rsmerino was
sadly picturesque and affecting TIE white robed
priests vent before tie body siag.ns. while his
brothers IA arms bore the lighted tapers His
horse followed, sslced snd bridied. The horse
hung his head and stepped del. ctedly b. felt
there y as something strange and gloomy going
oa-feli that bis master was aid low Ramerno
| EFT wife and children 4 great proportion Of
those who run those fisks are, happily soae
Parents weep bat viii MT softer long their grief
IS rot like that Of widows and children.
since the "a ne hsye ouly cannousde sad skir.
N she's The French are 81 sheii trenches, but
cannot advance much they are too much moesied
from the walls. Tie Romsus have made one
very successful sortie. Tho French Availed them
were eit more tLilly guarded. 10 try to scale them
bat were Immediately driven back. 1t was
thought BY mAny that they never would be willing
70 throw bombs and shells into Rome, but they
do whenever they can. That generous hope and
faith II them republicans and brothers. which
put the best construction on their sections and be
licyed IN their truth, IS far possible is now de-
stroyod. The Government is false, and the people
do resist the General false aud the soldiers
obey.
Meanwhile. frightfIl sacrifices arc being made
by Rome. All her glorio oaks, all her gardens
Of delight her casinos, f1Il Of the monuments Of
genius and taste, are pefshlng IN the defense
The houses. the trees which had been spared at
gate ST. Psncrszio, all afforded shelter to the foe
and caused 50 much loss Of life that the Romans
have now fully acquesced 10 destruction agouizing
70 witness. Villa BOrghese Is finally laid waste
the villa Of Raphael has persisted, the trees are
cut down a. Villa Abani, aud the house, that most
beautiful ornsmen. of Rome, must, | suppose, 20
TOO. The stately marble forms are already driven
from their place in that portico where Wnkel-
mann sat and walked with sach delight Villa
SALVAGE is burnt with oil It's fine irescoss, aud that
bank Of the TIber. shorn Of its lovely plantations
Rome Will never recover the cruel rayage Of
| these days, perhaps only just begun ! had often
thought Of living few months near -. Peters
that might 20 much as liked to the Church
and the Museum, have Villa Pampili Doria aud
Monte Mario within the compass Of walk It's
not easy to find lodgings there as it is quarter
foreigners never nhabit. but walking about to see
what pleasant places there were, had fixed NY
eye on a clean simple house near Ponte s.. Ange-
b. IL bore on tablet that it was the property Of
| Angela - hberd, its little balconies with their
Old wooden rails full Of flowers in humble esrthen
vases, the many bird cages, the air Of domestic
luiet and comfort marie cd IL as the home Of some
vestal or widow, some lone woman, whose heart
was centered ia tue ordinary aud simplest plea
| sures Of home. | saw also she was one OF the
| IN st limited income, and thought " she will not
refuse TO let me a room for few m lnths, as shall
be as quiet as herself, aud sympaihize about the
flowers and birds Now the Villa Psmpil is ell
| aid waste The French encsmp on Monte Mario
what they have done there is not known yet The
cannonade reverberates all day under the dome OF
ST. Peter $, and the house OF poor Angela Is level
ed with the ground. | hope her birds ard the
white peacocbs Of the Vatican gardens are in
salety-but " no cares for gentle harmless crea-
lures now
| have been often interrupted while writing this
etter, and suppose it is confessed as well as ncom-
| pete hope my next may tell Of something DE.
cisive way or the other News is not yet
come from Lesseps but the conduct OF Oadinot
aud the formation Of the new French Ministry give
reason to hope no good Many seem resolved 10
| force back Plus X among his bleeding flock, into
the city ruined by him, where he cannot remain
aud if he come all this struggle aud sorrow is to
| he borne over again. Mazzni stands firm as
| rock know not whether he hopes Tor a successful
issue, but be bsiieres in God bound to protect
men who do wha. they deem their duty. Yet
| how long, Lord. shall the few tTampe on the
many
| PosTscRIPT.-I sm surprised to see the air Of
perfect good faith with VIA en- articles from the
London Time upon the revolutionary movements
are copied into our papers. There exists not IN
Europe a paper more Violent, opposed TO the
cause Of freedom than the Times, and neither It's
leaders nor its foreign correspondence are to be
depended upon. Its said to receive money from
| Austria. | know not whether this be true, or
whether it be merely subsergient to the sristocrsf
csl feeling OF Engla which is far more opPosed
70 Republican movements than IS that OF Rus
STA Tor in England fear embisters hate. 1t IS
droll to remember or reading IN the class book
"Ay, down to the duet with them. slaves as they are
| To think how bitter the English were on the lts-
| ians who succumbed, and see how they hate those
who resist and their COW ardice here in Italy, Is
adicrous. 1t is they who run away at the lesst
ntimstion OF dsnger-it Is they who invent eli
the s fe, 70, FUN stories about ltaly,-h IL they
who write to the Times ana elsewhere that they
dare not for their lives stay in Rome, where !,
woman, walk everywhere alone, and all the little
children do the same with their nurses. More oil
this anon.
Weekly Report Of Deaths
IN "A. Cir, ad Sonf, Of York ros t,s fA % u Zff
1sy Of July, lsss -
Men S74; Women. s6f BOys, Sfi Oils, -oIIO.4 lt's
' Ts.x..-. fss~xss Dssorses.
Abscess. Dropsy II cnes'- ~ =, .s