The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-21
capitulation of Rome.

The Daily News gives the conditions on which the French troops entered Rome. These c0ndf- tons are as follows: l. The French army will Ter Rome, and take up the position it shall think proper. J. Those Roman troops which, by com mon agreement between General Oudinot and the Roman commanders will be destined to remain in the city, will perform the service of the city and the Castle of St. Angelo jointly with the French troops 3. The Roman military authorities will appoint various quarters for the other troops of all arms who will remain in the city. 1 The com- munications with Rome, now interrupted by the French army, will be again free. ,, The prepara- tons for defending ihe interior Of the city, being now useless, will be removed, and free circulation re-estabIished. 6. Individual liberty and the in- violability of persons forany anteeedent act well the safety of property, will be guaranlied indis criminately 10 all. 7, The National Guard is kept in active service within the limits of it's institution. g. France will not interfere in the internal admin istration of the country.
 The following is the proclama ton published by Gen, Oadinot at his entrance into Rome:
 ROME, July o-IahabuaHts of Rome: The army by tine French Republic into your territory bas for its mission to reestbsh that order which is the wish or the people. A faetious or erriag minority has compelled to the necessity O. aSsauitng your rampar,s We masters Of the city. We will execute mission. In the midst of the tokens of sympathy with which we have been greeted, wherever the sentiments of the real Roman popu- l-As>.. net In the least dabIous, some hos tile clamors have been heard. aud obliged to use immediate reptessiye means. All good men, the true lovers of liberty, may now take heart, but let the enemies of order and public tranquility learn, that if lauy oppressive manifestations, excited by
 foreign faction should be renewed they would be put down with rigor. In order 10 give 70 public eurity positive guaranlics, the following dsposi- tions are decreed; Pro tenn: All the powers of the State united ia the military authorities These will immediately associate wiA them in the else oi these powers the municipal authorities The Assembly, the Government, whose violent aud oppressive reign began with iugraiitude, and ter minated p an impioas appeal to against ton Friendly to the Roman popaiatoa, the clnbs and political associations have ceased 10 exist. All publications by means of the press all handbs not authorized by the military authorities, for the present forbidden The crimes against persons and property are to be referred to the military tribunals General Rostolin is appointed Governor of Rome; General Sauvaut, Comu,andant of the city; Cclonel Sot, Town Major. ouDIsur
 The following incident shows better than oudi- nots proclamation, the real feeling of the Roman people. One of the victims of popular fury since the entry of the French was the Aaate PerfeTti, a well-known character, aud intimate friend of a hysician who has extensive practice among Eng lsh visitors at Rome. by name Panlaieoni. SoGe sneering and imprudent alIusieas from these two individuals, as they went down the Corso in car riage, reused the jealous susceptibility of the alrea- dy rfitated bystandsrs. The carriage was stopped, and the two anti-berals attacked fariously that it was only by defending himself vigorously with sword-stiek that the doctor succeeded in makisg his escape while the Abae. less ac,vs or less for tunate, fell pierced with several dagger wounds.