New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11


by buying for themselves handsome clothes sod
furniture with the inierss: q their money speak
of Gsros'di snd us me1 as brisand' an
~vassbonds S1ch a-s shey, doubtless, IN iae
same sense as ssas, Eaess sad Moses were. To
ne men who can i5rcN - slightly aside tho ease
OF wealth, the oys OF affection Tor TIE sske OF "na'
,hey deem hooor. in wha;soever 'orm, are 'ae
" respectful e. NJ doubt there a-e 10 these bands
4 number of men of lss less n.Hds, and wro 10 low
tbs banner only btcsuse there Is for them no o'n-
erpa,h But the greater psrt are the noble youths
who have asd from the Austrian conscHP''on' or
As row rom the rcuesa, Of the Papa saHoea a'ion'
dlrkened BY TIE French protection.
As icr the protectors they entirely .hre" ss'Ae
the mass as Il was always sap1osed they would
f the moment they had possession oi Rome.
/ | d5 not KNOW whether they wee resly So De-
wiiered by their prss,y councillors IS - INA
/ zine thsy xoa.d be wel received IN 4 c.ty ~hich
they had bomoarded. snd where twelve hundred
men were lyins wounded by their sssaGt. IosAy
nothiug ut the iasuce or injustice oi the matter
/ /, could not be supposed that the Romsn people
II = had snv sense OF dignity. would welcome
I them. However was not our. as what counien
auce have would not give on such an occasion
/ bu, a. English Isiy. my friend. told me they
seemed g. lo-1k cxpectiuSy Tor the strong party
OF friends they had always pretended - nave
within tha walls The French ofhcers looked
r., IN IN. windows for ladies'. ard she being the
only ana they saw. ssluted her. Sne made no re-
p'y They then passed into TIE Co''o. Many
were assenab ed the softer Romans being unable
70 control A clros " the Misnese would nave us
cla mel but preserving al icy s'.eace Ia an e'''
b,u- foolish priest dared t. break It by the cry
o., Vt-1 Pi0 N1q0 The populace reused 70 ilry
rushed on him with their knives He WAS much
wounded. one or Two others were kaei ln the
rush The people how ed, then, and h.ssed az the
French. who, advancing thelr bsyonets, ana clear
ing the way before them. fortified themselves la
the piszza,. Next day the French troops were
marched to snd iro through Rome to inspire a" e
into the people. bat 1t has only created disgust
amounting ~ loathing, to see that, with such az
impos ng force, and in great part fresh, the fen'n
were not ashamed to use bombs also and kli wo-
men ani children IN their beds. Oudinot, them
seems the feeling of the people. and finding they
pursued as spy any man who So much as show ed
the way to hls sodiers-that the Italians went
out of the CAFES If Frenchmen entered In short
that the people regarded him aud his followers IN
the same light ss the Austrians, has declared the
state of siege in Rome-the Press stihed-every
body is u be in the house AZ 4 NJ AMI, who
ever in any way insults his men, or puts any OBJ
s,ace in their way, Is to be shot
The fruits of al this will be the same as Csc
where temporary repression will sow the
seeds Of perpetual resistance and never was
Rome in 50 fair a way to be educated tor the tie
publican form Of Government as now.
Especially could nothing be more irritating tot
an Italian population, Ia the month OF July than
to drive them to their homes at half past nine
After the insupportabe heat OF the day. their only
endowment and refreshment IS found IN evening
walks, and chats together as they sit before thei
Gates. or IN groups outside some friendly door
Now they must hurry home when the drum beat
At o'clock. They are forbidden to stand or 81
in groups, and this by their bombardng protector
Comment Is unnecessary
French soldiers ara daily missing OF some IL d
know that they have been killed by the Traste
vrini for daring 70 make court to their women
OF more than a hundred and fifty. It is only know
that they cannot be found and In two days o
French order more acts OF violence have beer
committed than in two months under the Trlum
virate
The French have taken up their quarters in the
c1urt.vard. OF the Qarinal and Venetian Palaces
which are full OF the wounded, many Of whom have
been driven well nigh mad aud their burning
wounds exasperated by the sound OF their drums
and trumpets-the constant sense OF their insult
ing presence. The wounded have been warned
70 leave the Quirinsl at the end OF eight days
though there are many who cannot be moved from
bed 70 bed without causing them great anguish
and peril nor is 1t known that any other place has
been provided as hospital for them AT the pal
ace OF Venice the French have searched for three
emigrants that they wished 70 imprson even IN
the apartments where the wounded were lying
they ran their bayonets into the mattresses they
nave taken tor themselves beds given BY the Ro
mans to the hospital-not public property, but
private gift The hospital of Ssnto Spirito was a
Governmental establishment and In using par,
Of j. for the wounded. us director, Mensgnore, had
been retained because he had the reputation OF
being honest and not lllIberal Bot as soon as the
French entered he. with true puestly baseness
sent away the women nurses. saying he bad no
longer money ~ pay them-trsnsPorted the
wounded into a miserable, airless basement, that
h al before been used as a ersnary and appropi
atei the good apartments to the use Of the French
Jufy The report Of this morning is that the
French yesterday violated the domcile Of our Con
sul, Mr.. Brown. pretending 10 search for persons
hidden there that Mr. Brown, banner in one
hand aud sword IN the other, repelled the assault
and fairly drove them down stairs that then he
made them an appropriate speech, though in .
mixed language Of English, French and Italian
that the crowd yehemently aPplauded SIR. Brown
Who already was much liked for the warm sym
patty he had shown the Romans Ia their sspra
lions and their dsuesses that be then donneC
his uniform and went 70 O1dnot 70 make his pro
test. How this was received know not. bat ~
derstand Mr. B departed with his family yester
day evening.
VIII America .ook ss coldly on the insult 70 her
self she has the struggle Of this iniure'
people
To-day an edict is out 70 dissrm the Nstiona
Guard. The generous "protectors' wish 70 taxi
all the trouble upon themselves. Rome is full Q