The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

quttine the service Thirty-aine out of fortv.sev
en- resigned and all the rsuk end 6le were ala
banded. The Same Thing secured {. The sftiIlerv
al The oiheefs having resigeeds with The excep
ton Of. three csPtains and 3 se3sant The reason
given is, that the French authorities refused Z
4 give them any promise or guarantee ss to the pro
lection OF the rights OF the people.
Gen. Oudinot has dismissed all the persons n
ohice under the Republican Govsfument,l and
even under Plus TX himself, and put In then
places all persons whom he could iindthat held
once under Gregory XVII ssiillidsons
Ine strangers al Rome dnrins The siege may be
mus classified: Poles, 200; French, 90; Spsniard,
Germans, aud other Foreigners, 100; Iiaians, MOI
homans, 5.uuu The rest were az Romans, i,,ol
Garloaldl has succeeded IN MAKING bis escape
good from The French Division, who were put1p
on a false scent, and he is now on the mountains
OF the Arbruzxi. Previous 70 hid departure from
Rome he had secured the smmunitien and mi IA.
~ stores 7f.I n9idH tsraisinEio all Isv
The Govesaor Of Home has establishad his resi.
denee at The sraisee Tarlonis. sLientCol. Cha.
R,nsis appointed trsfectef Police. and viii reside
a. me fsisss Mssamsr Michel Accprsi has been
GsIi5aid was a. Cy.a castslauo: Three ,bs,s..
and Auslfians were at Golligno, and 1000 more
at uacciata. The French were also al Viterb6
Some Spanish bsttaiiens are scattered around
| Frascat. The Neepoltants were az Frosinoue-
On The f2,h a gard leview was to De- held. and
solemn Re Deum e 81. Petsr' s.sdir7 >, lIsV
The Gonslisaziohsls Ronsaoofshs ssh contains
GoISasI Mel. chief d d. . stsfr Of Gen. y.l.u,
was received at Gaets by the Pope. The Joy and
satisfaction Of the, Holy Father on leaning the
surrender Of Rome was profund, and il was with
tears IN his eyes Pius k was told of the victory
OF order and OF the delivesance Of population %
beloved BY him, sud tong ppPfessedg he listened
with emotionto the hissoY ofthe sufRerings of the
tn dsac rinia of h.
works executed 10 save RsWe from ruin and die
order COLONEL added the Supreme Pontif,
under The influence OF . violent emotion, 4 have
sl5eady said very often, and love repeat il still,
ss s tss s ssa tosed me na.sa. nave
knew we'll that When dhe opportunity would oc-
cur she would give the church hef treasure, her
blood, and what Is more difhcult perhaps fof her
brave sons, mat courage tempered with moderA-
lion, that perses etenoe in snerins 10 VIII ch owe
thai my city OF Rome has been preserved, Roune,i
that treasure of the world, Thai city, 50 beloved
and so submitted % such trials, toward which
during my exile, both my yhsar and eyes have
constantly been lurned with anguish. Tall he
General in chief, and all the generals under bis
orders, and all his officers, nay, Il wooid hmieht
be told % every sodief that my gratitude Is nn-
bounded. MY prayers for the prosperity OF your
country shall be more fsrvent; 70 my affection
for the French, il would become, stronger &he adj
ded with smile) II i were possible. Ishould be
my especial esteem The colonel answer Cd thar
he would be happy IL his Holiness would deign 10
give him and his wife a token of his Affection
Here, said the Holy Father, Immediately giving
him magnificent ehaplet with exquisite grace,
'hsre is tor your P,ous Wife and here is something
words, gave him the insignia of the order OF ST.
GtesoFy.''--min .ssoqzs msd .nois-v sue I'D
aFr TIE Psss wes't cone back. vo5 M,
h. If
Rome on the 7th, as follows: -4f,-.. ....,-
! have certain intelligence from Gsets to-day.
The Pope 70 whom the keys of Rome had been
sent by Gen. OudiRot, returns a very civil answer;
but can state, 10 almost the most positive man.
uer, that Pic Mono refuses 20 come 10 Rome
oound by any condition. sshatsoevef. The confer.
enees have not been resumed with regard 10 the
Pope's future proceedings, bat am prepared TO
say that nothing will induce him 70 sbafdon any
part OF the aathofily he,feeeyed GA his insssturel
II IS more than Probable Thai Pho Mono will never
return to Rome, and a hint Is given 10 me that he
means TO proceed to Bologna, where the Austrisns
will Jake care thai he may be received as supteme
POntif and absolute Sovereign
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ireland. .- =s i sciioV ID
rn- twelfth ofJnly was di~iinxuis hed Ia ireland.
as BY lrishmen in some parts of America, with
strife and bloodshed; the existing generations
thinking it meet TO fight and kill, because on that
day fighting and killing were done by some of their
very remote ancestors. The following is a con
densed account OF the affair. -Hl .st s. 4..
The grounds OF Lord hoden (rollymore park
had been appointed as the rendezvous of the sur.
rounding orangemsn. !snd one Eody was 70 pass a
noted place called 'Uolly's Bre,' some distance
from Castleweiisn, in the County Down Here an
encounter took place, which led 10 fatal results.
When the OtaRgeplen marched through the
abovenamed place IN the morning, they were
tainted by number Of Rihananen there assem-
BLEED; but lheypsssed on. no collision aking. place.
force OF military and eonstabulary vas present
On their return they found body Of the Riband
party drawn up, in crescent form, arm ed with
muskeis, pixies, &c. Two shots We're fired npon
the 0rangemen, whereupon they Instantly Ietutn.
ed the FIRE, pushed sssinst then assailants, and
drum a. trophies. This, however, they did not do
with impuniiy, four OF their party were wound
ed, one of them so badly thai he has since died.
They hen turned 70 wreak heir Vengeance on
out Of one Of these, 4 public house, il is said
lhai a shot WAS fired which stIack one ofthe four
sufferers. That house, and the house Of q priest,
named Kelly, wete wrecked. 0lher houses,
eight OF nine hundred in number, were set on
FIRE, whether in the conflict or Acknowledgements
probably the latter-is not evident. The people in
The neishbofhood OF both parties were in state
OF the utmost excitement and terror. ,, One &C.
count says that four Of the Orange party are Sc
verely wounded, though none killed, and about
thirty of the Rioand panty Sever al Of whom were
seen lying dead on the roads In the vicinity and
through the mountains, but were conveyed away
| during the night ''' '''fa 20" On 'hirfss pa
The Downpatrick Rscorier gives hist Of the
| killed--four In number-all of whom belong to
! the Roman Catholic side. II says that several Of
1.-THE Otange party were carried of as they fell.
ThiTty-eight OF the Ribandmen were taken prissn-
| ers, and have since been committed for trial. -
Ia the course Of The week the coroner Of the
district held an inquest On the bodies Of. the
| killed. A great nnmbeI Of witnesses wsss e.am-
| ined who deposed 10 the faess OF The case The
sapsisnoe OF which is gwen above ..als,....5
Tnc jury returned the following verdict: 1.-THE
day, the 18Th Of July nstant, in the town Of Cas-
lie welIan, in the county OF Down, from gun shot
wound, inflicted ON him by some persons uuk nown,
of a party procession, in the townlsnd of 'Magher-
amsyo, in said county, on Thursday, the i2ih in
slant. The deceased, Patrick King, John Swee
Any ID St t6s 20 fow nHsd q sshss..
mayo, In this county, by certain violent injuries,
inflicted on the aforesaid day, by some persons
unknown, Of party p,.?cessionr passing BY said
| townland, on said day." doirs sut
/ On Friday, Mr.. Johns, with two medical gentle
men, drove through the country round about the
scene Of the coHtest, with the view of administer.
/ ing relief TO those who were wounded; but they
/ were refused admitiance at every houss where
y they calledI Several persons who were amons
| the rebels, and who were well known. are mis-.
\ sing; among this number Is the person who was
supposed 10 be the ring eader OF the Conspiracy
that hasi spread oyer ths whole county with