The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-23
Important from Italy.

| SUSPENSION OF HosTILITiEs AT RoME-REpoRrEI
ENTRY OF THE FRENCH TROOPS INTO THE CITY.
The latest intelligence from Rome is reported to b
1t appears from telegrsphic despatch received b,
u., french Minister Of Foreign Affairs and read by
OdiDon Barrot to the Assembly on Tuesday tina
rome mas capituinted. The details note yet com,
The following the terms Of the despatch:
TIE ms's 10Y a neei''h An
tsrps the sst Of the th has Produced the
s Roman municipality Our troops occupy tho bsssion
The gates OF St. Parole, Porsss and St. Pauerao hav
n Roe sSch I'M Be- sss, s fss ts
The discipline Of our sodicry squaf to their vaior
The Triumyirs bravsy defended Rome up to the oD.h
uS Several breaches had been na.ie in the walls and
the French had gained advan say,eous entrance n
was evident that the chapter Of horrors but
mencipg a. II to be written by theword General
Oudinot The Constituent Assembly 90 the foresaid
day passed q resolution to the following effect =
Assembly ceases defence which has bqoome imposs-
the execution Of the present decree ' ''A'' WIN
The COMMANDMENT Chief of the Romen army de-
manded cessation Of hostiites. and a deputaton OF
the Municipality went to the French cstup What
Will be Ire result OF this step remains to DO
with honor The event may we'll nigh be added the
most splendid day. Of its renown and glory AsGothic
and Vsndalc was the attack any that dsgraced
besiegers Of the Eternal city At the same time we
cannot help observing that this last siege d
wonderfully. depraved moral taste among the Europe,
an people They have expended n vast amount OF in
dgoation at the French for destroying works of art in
Rome, but scarcely breath for numbering
the uDohendiDg inhabitants. The MonumrutsD were
shouted everywhere but scarcely voice was raised up
In favor OF the poor Roman people Legislative Assem-
biies Houses OF Lords and Commons, we're ready to
break their b, arts for the works Of but
VI the blood which was daily shed
The correspondent Of the London Times says that
the suspension Of hostilities was brought about by
The divisions among the Roman people The
dent says
We arc told that mstrus encouragement and dIsoord
snsoent number Of v.unteers could DO Induced
mo s0 sOsa "s rs.d ana 60 t 1 10
their cheers and that the civic guard and oarabneers
interior 4 The city and tect the psrss
who yer, naturally much safety
2, s great thar were The natives Of k.me itself
scarce an witch likely to be increased
renee already informs that difference OF opinion
Journal a s SS s9 nd . r ,d r,
on their very bastions that the rid socialist party wished
Bslzn natives o. Rome Supported those
ifom eaorl OF stranssr ana that The Assembly in
made by s'srb'n and Bonspsre Inch was eombated
Of TIE ilsunectien Of tho 18th ars which could
s S s' a Ssp @
ana dru, among The people armed and uuaruOd existed,
Before the suspension Of hostilites the Consus at
Rome bad protested against the bomb of the
city private letter from Rome states that grand
reps blcsp procession, at the head of which
the Princess Begioso bad taken place In that city
with view TO excite the population to the
last
II said that in the two days preceding the suspen
sion Of arms there hard H. htng the
OF which both French ana Homaps suffered severely;
and that IL In quence II tho alarms OF the
inhabitants Of Rome that the az last deter
mined to abandon the defence
IL Is stated positi, ely that the French government
bas rceived tl.grapho despatch announcing the
entry ~ the French ,Dy Roas the ID and it thy
tor~ ,tceirtd ruth acciaaaons BY The people Tho dvi-
sion If Garihal1i had been to Civa Vecch a.
where they aid do~ their Two divisions of the
army would be lodged and maintained at the expense
OF the Roman government. The funds rose this
newt one per cent
he London Standard Of Freedom Of the 9TH inst
sunni up the whole. and rays
On the sou Of Jupe the Constituent semby Of Rome
olsred that deence longer possible On the 81 o
Odon Bsrrot news in the French LesisI.
tive Assembly News favorable the French have all
along reesv,d very speedily.
ON the 10Th Of pn he French repuised before Rome;
and IN months exactly they obtain OF IT, aer
much lighting and When tneir and ARTILLERY had
been constantly Increased until at last the army amounted
nothing the In which the
ctpulatp took place Probably IL will be apparent by
sbdt that the fench quite auch their
ton work consta, Mt Assembly w. len was
elected univ,rss suffrage The Tumvirs charged
been sent to Uudinot 10 IL ia 81
notice these %. uculars because the About and Jsus
journals are tndeAvorng nsinuate that tbs Municipal
hi,es Differed from he Assembly regard to the eapu
forp adv. Dturers. Is noSpen excuse TO odoa
Bsnot Aia e,ery pretekt IL seised TO back IT.
restoring tie khg Of Rome in defiance Of the Will
people They hsy, dose the soh Of the Pops and the
Aliissee thar the Roman Republic because more frm
he The automatic contest hssos Can The French
in bis nane' What rsh have they dner respecting the
General ,nO !, , 70 sss we sas, sa.nS,s
With harsi al Rsdezsy csn Napoleon. his
stores the temporal authority Of the Pope
hSseysr er,ns'y psrhdis. prosper sysry-
and Paris is in a stat. Of siesci rirs FE%psrssrf