New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

And have taDNlr 90 ~r laf 1AltAl- 'Ae-N-'N-7f
| That Rom,ns are E..lnrsn sgaln
Tba.e are the facts as accurately stated as pos
.bs From dispatches addressed BY A. Lowe
Z. : Vice Consul At CivisA Neechia. to Mr.. Brown
We learn:
~a4sh April Gen. Oudinot and STAFF 1920 men
are suffered to and and Peacessly to occupy The
civ" There were some 1000 men and l@o guns
,n,ti esth.-The rest land and issue a humoas
sinz proclamation.
.26,h. Thi. morning the troops, say shout 'ool
70 10000 men, LETT this town Tor Rome. There re-
main only a sufficient number to garrison the
Mace. which Is put In a state Of siege and every
5.v the French authorities are becoming more
-isorous the forts are held by them Roman
troops partially dssrmei, the tbeaters closed BY
order. Sc. &c the presses seized aad printing
oaires shut
The 10Th. Garbaldi sees some French adysnc
ing-hres, Kills them briggs In Corsicsn CsPtsia
prisoner The Cvta Vecchs road being cut up
by an immense barrie de, with some ied- pieces.
they made a de,our. and 900 strong with several
guns. some pretty heavy, some - bs. or more.l
approached the walls st9 A. NJ. From paper
found on the body of superior French officer, Il
has since been ascer,sned that the plan Of attack
WAS as follows A double attack j, to be male
on the gates Angelica and Caysllegieri. 50 as 70
distract the enemy The first will muster It's
troops on Monte Mario, and then occupy Porta
! Angelica. The second attack 10 be directed
against P5rta Csva. Having mastered the gates
and scattered the hostile troops. our forces viii
meet on the square OF ST. Peters. Recommends
tons followed, 70 be sparing of French blood, &c.
Several attacks were made. the two most violent
and val anty resisted were at the wsls OF the
| Vatican Gardens aud the Gate Of San PancrsziO
| The former, the wall attack was an insane at
tempt against people who haC any means OF de
fence and meant to use them. The walls Of the
garden are NOT much more than breast high from
| the garden bat 30 feet or so above the road, up
which the French proceeded, protected by thick
hedge. They brought up gun to breach the
wall upon which they meanw lille opened BRISK
ire Of musketry. Rounds OF grape from Roman
gun did no execution, pointed by an unskilled
hand At length my friend Major Calandiell
came up, altered the direction of the FIRE, and
drove them Oft with great slaughter They then
occupied a peasants house behind, which was
quickly battered about their ears by Cslsndielli
They again and again attempted to breach and
scale the walls. The gunners were shot away as
fast as they appeared as continued fire was kept
up by several hundred citizens, 50 or 60 firing,
who then stopped down to load in perfect safety,
and the others kept up the game. The valor-
| fool-hardiness if you will-oi the French was
astonishing and their loss immense in proportion.
Only fee Romans were killed and few wound
ed The French at last got enough.
The gates are shut and the roads filed by thou
sands OF armed combstsnts coming to the sucoor Of
Mother Rome The Stsr.spangled Banner i' our
trust against French and Neapohtsn Croats, be-
side 10000 Gghtng men within our walls.
Now for San Pancrszio A bsrricade OF guns
was erected across the road This body OF
French rushed up 70, resoutey and iercely, but
unsuccessially attempted to carry Gsribsldi, with
part Of bis legion 900 or So 700 Of the University
youths and some 500 OF the refugee battalion, were
stationed near Garibaldi watched his moment
At asst roared OUT, "1iraiears. right and left de-
| ploy caught 20 French prisoners in as many
seconds the rest " thdrew into Dora Gardens
| he threw himself in likewise and there met the
main body Of the French. These he directed the
| University Legion 10 dislodge The gaaot youths
did So and drove the French from post post at the
point Of the bayonet Unfortunately many OF these
valuable young men, the hope and flower OF their
country. were victims-some my killed apd many
wounded. At length the French after a nand to-
hand fight OF many hours were driven out and So
scattered that 80 Of them were picked up in sight
Of the walls. who had quite lost their road and
were crying miserc0rd,a at in the morning
About 100 prisoners were taken in all II Rome
had possessed a regiment OF good cavalry, the 700
prisoners might have been three times as many.
30th. About 0 yesterday morning they showed
again and poor Ciccarin sat hours on horseback TO
receive wounded. who never came. Some French
officers came in. their eyes blindfolded 10 treat
yesterday. They had previously applied for, and
obtained, some surgeons TO look after their wound
| ed, Who were sent TO them. But they want an
exchange of prisoners that it, they offer 10 ex-
| change the MALARIA Battalion kidnapped by them
at Cvita Vecchia, against the men taken in fair
| light. However, this Government consented pro-
yided the French give up 1000 muskets, paid for
| by Rome. and by them seized at Ciyita Veccbia
| No answer yet. Our fear now is as the Gauls are
retiring fast from the Nespoitsns, IS 900 Of nom,
with 90 guns, seem certainly to be at Veletri, not
30 miles of. It is, however, hoped, and by some
anticipated, that they will BIO entirely routed, II
they come too near
The animation of the people is immense. A
reverse, however slight, might, otwithstanding
dishearten them. Bat the number Of the defend
ers from the country-peasants and citizenship
creases every hour.
Some wise and just enactments Of this Govern
ment-slmost all Of whose measures bear the i'm
press Of " isdom-attach the people 20 them more
and more. To every peasant not proprietor, 1,
assigned as much land Of the Eccie,lstieal Estate
as tro 0zea can pt0r. And where, as here Their,
are loss Of spare room in the converts, the poo,
are 10 hare clean and Nh0les0me abodes IN the.
rast teneDssHts, long more than tenths euD,y
May Jth.-On the 30th the French came unde
or walls. At one bsricade they strewed ia,
ground with their dead, and had 90 send for sur
geons TO dress their wounded, which was GRANTEE
them. The prisoners have all asked 70 Join thi
Republic against Naples, and say they and thei
Government were deceived
To-day the Nespoitsns have come. Gsribald
has gone % meet them with 2 500 Roman. -.