Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

| ~ ,I,,nns m pursuance ci orders, made ah
,n.,cl, uoon some positions, by The possession! u
| which the Roman troops were eoatir" " a""o,
me French aud impede their operations. "e
.ult, Of this movement are tau, stale ~ 'i'e ~
Mich .-"Thoush the Via Panti IS snIfonhn-
I'll b. ua iaIr yards aisii anu "c''p az
ccntimrfes lnick, and though The enemy M"
io,ned batlicades in several places, ana 1housn
II was defended by 20 900 men, II was qu'chJ
taken. More than 200 prisoners, oil Whici V"
were officers had seen taken at a. vi. hie.
flags aud 200 900 cartridges we're Al" ~. u. o''
| hands Thc church o! San PancIazio, ADJOINING
Ihr park u Tie Villa Pamfiii, shared me Sd he
iac. and We wel, iUrcib!r established mere a.
o'clock. Daring tnis time, i"o Companies y ,no
loiee tlc cnelay from large ", :, su' 80 wv
! wards from itr ,rcEu. dtpo, anu ouu sdiuo i''''
| ,ae walls II Rome. The occupation o. 'ne ehuich
\ ~ San PnnrTaziu lei necessarily 10 MAI oi lhc
! cha,c.u (..,sini .,hich ls a triangular building,
! constructed with large blocks OF stone, ana very
I >,l,I The enemy had rnrenched themselves IN
. s,rnuo manner aud less than the eher2y anu
cl.ycror>s 81 officers could mo- have sulllced 10
,tislota, item The result was attained aoonl
i ion n'cl,ck Almost simultaneously, The VIVA
VaIrnljni aud large farm which belongs 10 H.
| and is M lne same height was also Garfield
I However the Romans, knowing all ihc iuiPoi-
lance OF these positions could nu aiiow Us to ie-
| main IN peaccabie possession. From morning
un,ii T in the evening columns Gi attacks, sur
portea by The fire ui The ramparts, maze efforts 10
retake and preserve these three buildings. Shells
mad several times sci FIRE Ia them. which obliged
/ rs sometimes To leave them. Bu thtr were re-
l.ken by rs Immediately" The number Of
wounded ON me part OF The French Is slated to IL
l6o
The Ciyila Ve,chia correspondent ol The Lon
don Times says:
"The Villa PamphiIi remained Al nishtall in
The hands Of me FreGch, and the works OF ap-
proach towards the Purla ) PancTaZi0 were
commenced but The loss in etfeciing THIS obJec
was very great ami think do mol overslas i
in saving that here were from 20 10 100 killed,
and from 800 10 400 wounded Tie Romans
suffered in he SAM proportion, ami, Indcpend,
| emily Of The 200 prisoners taken by surprise, ne
| Iieve tbcy had al least 100 killed and 400 wound
cd In the meantime he French, stationed on
| In. heights 81 Monte Mario between which and
H.. Timer a, The back Of The Castle OF 81. Ange
h here is nothing but open fields, finding that
their GUNS did no execution, conceived the bald
pru,ect Of crossing the Tiber, and % entering in
| 10 The city al that part Of II called The Ripc! a.
Fu! Ina. purpose A chosen body rushed across
The fields and, preparing raft and boat, "r"ss-
eli me river, and attempted 10 carry The b4rr.caces
| by which III Ripea was defended; hui The Rn-
| mars we're prepared al all points; and, rs one ui
| my letters states, after The Attack was rcpnscd
many OF The Frenchmen Jumped INTO The Fiber,
| and were either shot or drowned in the aucinpt
| % rccrpss the stream. Al lhr same prrc,' he
| cannon wnlcn ,ad been Withdrawn from *
| hrasurcs u the castle II 81. Angelo, - Is IL ~
/ duce The French t. believe they had been rcnoy
| I'd 10 The basiiun>, were suddenly run ont again,
! an, so heavy tiir was maintained ircm them
,hat The retiring troops suffered very sey.rei. ;
i 81
| cut M that even y, onie Mario ala med
| by them. The firing did not cease on either - T.
iii nishliali, and even occasionally dunn. the
night Il was resumed irum he walls near a
| 5 Pancrazio, ior the purpose ui naumlnC ing :
working parties III The trenches, whr could
| seen by the moonlight Il was net renewed
mid-day on The Alb, and then il continued ~ -
iervaIs only iii & O'clock in The evening, ~hrD
ceased, at which hour he dispatches have b.
i lore me came away
MARsElLLss, June II, 3 o'clock. 7. NJ.
The following i i copy u lhe di>pa ch, this
instant received tom TunloD:
| "Adgice> have hr"u received from Rome "a III
9th a; hat date III" French troops were masters q
| all lhr positions taken by ihem on n" 81, anu
aarl .! which had been retaken by lht Romans
The hshiiDe .ased three days; the loss u lie on
| buh sizes is considerable.
General Oudino has decided on getting pos
session ct For II. Angc; The works aIe already
advanced u within 600 yards 81 The icri
cine French suffered much from he incnsc
heal, which has brcuehi on vl"ienl aySen'ery."
The following proclamation was pnhIishrt 4;
Rome on The lhifi by The 1riumyIs "!iomaus
To the crime Of attacking iiendly Republic,
wi,h troops lad N under Republican banner,
Gcoera Ouiiuol adds Tho inlamy u ifeachr
| ~ lie violates the written promise wr haze IN
our hancs; net - attack u hc!aie ilont:...-
| A, Use Romans To the wall---ip t!.r sa'ns L.
the harrlcades Let rs prove e. h enemy haI
| Rome canuo - conquered even +: ,ieachefy---
Lei the Eternal Cry use . man ":!@ t.: casi-
~ III one Common thought! Lricvcfv man hghl !!
| III cyery man nave faith IN vcio!s! LII every
| man remember our ancrStofS aud fc sfea' !.
Lei tigat iIamph anu et eternal shane attend
The alig Of Austria .--'vive la Repuhica!' Rome,
from ibr residence ~ he Triumyirs Jane 3
The Roman MoLr.uf a. The .ird, contains
a resolution al he \ Assembly DECLARING i,seii On
ncrrnanrncc. Il a>o publishes I proclamation
| A liir Committee oil banicadss, sallGg IN 'ac
people 10 defend The uarTicades. "FIefcrne>>,
,ays ne committee. - a law, and the dnry u
naluIr 2nn00 hnl-;, @ bombs are Insufficient
10 burn Rome, u To bury !ihrily'
Tn, ci,zcn Mayr, Formerly pIeirci u Frifara
is snpunrd Ia lie Ministry .; tho Interior. ami
has ordered III, sacrament 10 b. disrlayr! ~ all
The number oilfucps N Rome, - The dSpa.
sa. II HE Tnnn.virs, !, % 100.
The Triumvirae informed 'hc Roman Assem-
hiy on ihf BON a. il.a; The Ansiran. comm"
from Tuscany threaten me Roman States On Ihe
side al AcGuapeudenie, aud ihat 1000 Spanish
troops had landed on the NeaEolilan territory
On he 3l>; ulr., the Ansl,ians, naier Prlucc
Frederic If LcnlenslcIn, entered The town 81
Pern,is In. volunteers wished 10 resist heif
I,,Ii 70, ~ 49,; fb,.t
whlsr i TO Felisno. The prince issued a proc.
iamalun 10 lhe Inhabitants, calling 81 them u
,scelvc The ltoops 10 n friendly maDucf, az lhey
,i.c 10 restore crier, and Tor The defence o; he
legitimate monarch, the Sovereign Pontif'
PIEDMONT The Concordia, OF Turin, Of ihc
ION mentions some disturbances thai took Place
IN ina city on he preceding day in consequence
i. Inc Intelligence from Rome. Crowds paraGtd
Ihc Via Gel Po and The Piazza CasIra cryia"
Rom ur ever inc Roman Republic Tor ever!
Garlts!di Tor eVcr!' Gnnans ard hisse> wets
ntrs"! uatcr the balcony Of lhe minister A DE-
aChmcr OF he Isl Regiment u Carbners sat-
lied on, ii me Palace Madonna, and disprr.e'
ii. nu.infc. The LanccrS cn.npefaled win
ihr Ca. bin,ciS |; was >a,i there had been blood
shed, and tina, atresiS had been made.
RUSSIA
TsE GREAT CoNsPIRLcY.-Tb Gazette d'Aiy.
aChape., oil June II, says: Our corIe>enrd-
ems in Russia inform n that The arrests recent.
IL madc a, ST Petersburg have been followed ny
n,ners ,nuts numerous. vas! conspiracy hd>
men discovered, having rs ramfcalions IN The
,.cs'cn paf OF Inc Empire, especially At VII
~, Gtulnn Minsk, Mohilew ami Wnepsk. Tie
number 81 these arrests is Teckoned al several
hundred, among them several men Of distinction
A. Whoa many young men, students 81 mrdi-
cire ant Calhoi;c hculoey, have b"en ssizsd.--
Many arrests Id. been made At knun0.
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR
Ia. Clbiuei .! 81. PecE,hars have ,ssnei
ircuaf H. IL !uic'sn representa- ,vr>, il ELLA
10 he intervention ii Russia &c The Hungarian
%:!t. AieT recGunilne the movements when
had - altered inc seeds II revolution" in inc
Russian provinces: ihr circular says:
Bar Ihal cur security IN the interior Of the
cUn,Tc IS meuancei By what is going On or pre-
pari"s in Huo9ary, is nanesi irom The plans