The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09
General Changarnier has published the follow
ing general order:

Paris. Juns i8
General Changarnier has published the follow
ing general order;
National Guards and soldisrsT5e President Of he Re-
PUBLIC, BY DEGREES published at ~ O'Clock this morning
msnd of the National Guards Of be department Of re
relations which this decree eStsbisbes between rs s Nj
new and have already been enabled show may
which bind Informed al i35z o'clock hat Numerous
IA l ~ S5ppos y Ihoie wssehss Who nsys SVEN
9ang thel POINT was advancing in deep column aong the
the Legislative Assembly placed myself n ne head Sf
f9uf battalons and eight squadrons, and arrived at
pmn Of aeons Of which half bad already passed in tie
behind the Rue de Ia PAX Pour commissares OF police
who preceded me having made the pToamat prescribed
the Bouevards Oyerthrown the f shock the factions
9iiss n m ase9ns eer having fired some pistol shots
encountered tbIee barucades commemorative one op oie
he C2ie de Paris the other before me Passage the Opera
and the third a. the entrance Of The Faubourg Po.sonnere
em whleh some maske sho were fired sinst Those
MACH We hailed Onthe One side al the Place de "a Made
crowds were completely dispersed INC aIor Of b Tos
aud Of ihe Nat9n9l Guards which joined them on their
ia eothuassm Of the hOqoIabs population which expects
h ~; ff3hs S9aqs ana soldiers their safety and the
know not whether The anarchists viii again dare 10 give
they DO feel confident that he sacred esSse Of order
has in You intrepid and iBvingibe defenders
Given at the headquarters Of the Tuisres l21 O'Clock PM
CHANsARNINR, the General in Chez.
ROME
Ihs Frssich Assault--vVe have fun a ccotnts of
the attack made on Rome by the Frencharmy un.s
der oudinot 1t will be remembered that Mr. Les
seps, the French Ambassador, concluded a conven-
ton with the TriumvraIe on the 3Oth Nav, and
that Oudinot protested against and annulled this
convention, alleging that Lesseps had violated The
instructions of his Government After violent
scene between the two functionaries the General
announced his determination TO attack Rome at
once. Accordingly on Sunday, June 3d. Oudmo,
commenced the attack between 3 and O'Clock in
the morning. The correspondence of the London
Times furnishes the most detailed and connected
narrative Of the affair:
Correspondence Of the London Times
GfvIFA VEccHtA -Ynpse
On the morning of Sunday last he d ts5 J9n nso,
strong point outside the walls al short distance F AZ
8rS ri fanelaEza ne commenced by surprising about
Gan6adts people IN The villa itself being On Ihe aef and
the alarm being instantly communicated 10 tie s o
looking ire title. ground desperate epsase,,si ~
place the villa being taken and etaken several times dunn
which distinguishes the nation but the Romans mel nm
az every point and as The latter Were enabled bring the
Presented 70 have been very severe indeed The villa PAM
the works Of approach towards The Pos Pgper ana
We're eommeneeq5at The loss in etecung This object was
very great and think lido not QVeTsaie SAVING thar
there wee from 80 to 100 killed aud from 800 10 40
and, independently of the ~ prisoners taken ~ sg
believe they had at least 100 killed and 400 wounded
In the meantime the French stationed on fbe Of
Monte Marie between which and the fibef at tb SaF Of
,s 81 CT Anse1 lheIs : nothing but open fields
project Of crossing the TIber and Of entering the CITY al
chosen body rushed across the fields and preparing fat
ana boat crossed the hys and sltmpted 70 cary The
Romans We're prepared at all points, and Of my let
tens says alter the attack epuse many the Frenoh
jumped into the Tibe and were either shot or dfNsJ
70 ths attempt to reooss the stream Al the same period
ne cannon which had been Withdrawn from the
Of the Castle 81 ST. Angelo 50 as to induce the French
ieE ley nq peeh removed 10 me basuOns-wee suddenly
iuu guy eean-an9 SO neaFy a me was mantaned from
the that the retiring troops suffered very severely and as
Monte Mario wa, abandoned by them - w"
The firing did not cease either side till Hightfa and
even occasionally during the night it resumed from tbe
walls Pona s. Paneazzis, for the purpose Of neon
mOding the working parties IL the trench,s, who could not
b. seen BY the moonlight Il renewed till midday
on the 4th and ihen continued intervals only TN
dispatches I.have before came away. oonclude by
giving yon letter from person well informed, but whose
Roaf. June 40 O'Clock
new hOshiues before Monday, but yesterday morning at
break OF day he commenced attack Rome at seven
every direction But our brave people, uRder the direction
q 1afGadI were no. taken By sprpTe as re French
unned hours-a remarkable circumstance in Italian warfare
ton and fury beS ond description The Fench could not
succeed IN placing single piece OF in is proper
Panerazza, ne arrived at By the French they could
not succeed during the whole day 10 establishing than
~ pieces whilst one brave officer Caendn, did not ite
ss than ls0 ean9on shot the greater Of which des
.
eq 4ha occupied all night, bat whence they at Last
slo1Ef and compelled 70 abandon With considerable
Ms, EEeneh Iltalleum, who had occupied Monte
descended to the POfa Angelica and eemng across the
hells osne9 RsmaTt e the barncade Of The Ripsila
aha even altemled to pas the river boat and raft
Dnt or people TOOK these of transport from them
WIN lhe baggage left and the French forced
tole ihto ls waller very few OF them succeeding
passing he INeT saw with my own eyes the raft and the
qoat Az te lpsua so desperate the fights the
hOmans lost more than 400 Killed and wounded on tbe
latter The hospitals full The Freneh loss must have be- n
much GREATER. They the brother Of General Ouduot was
klel 1Y eOrOoiai whom Garibadi promOed on The snn
Two French co0nes have been Killed. and NAM other
oeeIs I'm 0uE part we have lost IA Offices Killed and two
OF the tan Of Gar bad Two oompauesOf Meara cOrDs
SAID 20 nave e9nhded q the Continuance Of tie aImsiee
were SURPRISED ana taken prisoners previous to the fight
Many prisoners were made on both Sides Rome pereay
tranquil nut the enthusiasm OF the volunteers 10 y 10 the
6aucades IS so great that The regular soldiers are ooedt n
drive them back During the whole night of he 30 firing
continued and At daybeak the 4th Garba began he
alta k but the French declined later however in the
day, the enemy works being molesed BY our people ne
AGAIN opened he lluf artillery heard beyond The
tona fancmzza but the enemy is further from The walls
thsn when he was seen yesterday.
nah alarm Is expressed hers, in consequence Of report
having spread that Gsnbadi with 800 msa has left Rome
Eiendng 20 ac IN the rear Of the French army and sur
this place.
jane al have letieE from Rome Of yesterday morning
The French have succeeded in PLACING Sx heavy pscas IN
battery on the Jnneuum 10 command M PoTts < psso
40. That may be said % be The commencement Of thgf