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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
ITALY.
The IRst A..null on Rome.

Some few pasrrl of the ,le uight Of th-
21h ut will 1e found 20 ths following extract from thc
le,ier Of The c0rrespor-ent Of the Time.
OlvlrA AlrrHlA. Jl y d.
TIE plan o. attack so uely adhered 20 hg Gen Ca-
dlcf. under The advice 0f Gen. valiant. crowned
yesterday bv important success and basuOn NJ
the le lie POrta : fsrcraz.o. assaulted and
carried after desperate res-iaucr 80 The point 90 Pie
Areedy prisoners. The lrst batch % those cap.
furec A. ttstp have arrived here. and steamer IS
now prepared 10 escort Still .arler number 20 Corsica
that expected the Of the day AMER
n0ua1e and bOmbar-uent o. o. hours the breach le
bason having been dec AIRED practicable fwO columns of
attack from the trenches u 'front.' sni another from The
rF already possession " the French. RS ed f0
ward ~ he same moment, a. O'Clock iu ile morning o
Yesterday. and sfer snort struggle with the garrison
cured trm footing. The position Vas defended by -0u
mans " o fought for few minutes with desperation
fe blood OF the French soldiers up after 80 long
before q place and al opposition was borne dos
-Four hundred Of the garrison were uayoueed on The spot
losing al ihe me sixty kiec and probably one 81 "a
basion spiked. and then the position abandon
terry e-fah shed he house. ca lci Garhafs head
on -er trlah IL reuerei however unoccup.ed ny the
Romans the psrape- having been destroyed became
much exposed 10 The French guns to those of c
General O4inot, encouraged hy hls success. de-
erunrc carrying The hsston No % NJ The her side u
ie P0ra ParcrazO. aud .eveng The battery IN front
OF Garrhads house. AMI terrific fire. Instantly open
ei both positions. which no doubt would have placed
them under The command Of determined assault 9mor
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
'rba K.ported krs.lgu Defent.

This tl~ns % he ulforltei rIwcr. anOwn
u Europe snd WY oar teegraphic agent sent
beyond our conce puon 10 seems tla Reports % bai-
IN .hai quarter. VIII tine defeat Of DcmbnsSi, were rather
more eeueu. tau those asserting defeat Of the Rls
sars trt tot were erroneous TIE Standard ef Fred ~
gives the following with aich our German te perfectly
sgr1e
Tie mi shry hsife said 20 have been ou gA, a. Epenes
rlrns out o. have he.n action which tae vanguard o
-le Russisns has wilA = ucsusu corps ftel strong
ria le-ael1o cover e retreat Cd ihe hua garisl
army t0 VI cUl arl Er.aw. TIE Ie,re. cnMenis ana
deeuse- hasclsu gwen up without co. ier &
aud Pask cssch. le -rI ut entered there. On tue
h the army advanced further 20 The souh on the road
pesh and the -. the Russian headquarters were al
from Peih and Paskiewch cent coarers Vienna 10 say
the si 81 jay Dee would pitch hs camp ~ the Ra-
koczq he.0 before fesil.
Concerning .Ae operation Of the Russian srmy In the
North. anu her lle has come uut Acn iulQ AIS The
fl owing facts On ne road from ktscauto - MAoicz
the main army divided INTO two corps a. Nemetbi
tereoi 0, under the personal conlgct OF PasAe wich
entered s. k0cx me 9tl the Other under Ceoda
O. mafclei ia Tue direction the Thess ard Toksy
A, TosHy battle was fought with 4tto Mayors sia
toned there Toe Russian force consisted Of > bstts
%. 0f ufauy and jO sqaiirous Of cavalry making about
$1,000 men Alter an engagement Of several hours. the
Hun garaus driven from The bridge, which, hoWev
tlev sy AMER their passage Meantime some
defachmcus Of COssachs plunged with their horses into
re rser and winning acru--. took possession Of he
plrtsous by which means he hrdgc WAS speedily refs
shed and CeoGalef crossed the Thesis, and day
continued bus march against DehrecIin
We also end ground Or iae report that the Hungar-
ans have recaptured Raab.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

The following Communication from the Austrian Govern
the advance Of Austrian troops into Tuscany
and .le legations has been presented ~ both Houses
tne o"usA rsf"'men' vienna. April y. 1910.
" ~ CoMrE Tue Government Of the Emperor has
20 Msrshai Count RadexSy orders % advance troops
as well into Tuscany lato The legations
10 deciding upon this measure, have only responded
% The DE- mand which has been addressed 70 10 this ef
feet the part Of tie Grand Duke Of Tuscany well
he part the Holy 4heT the latter having Al the same
time applied FOR The armed nlery enron Of France SPAN
and Naples
The object Of our intervention 10 other than the
establishment OF the legitimate Governments and Of egal
order. Whenever this object snail have been attained
and thanks cooperation OF the portion Of the
population It viii be So We nope shortly our troops
cha! reure-
we could have wished have been SLOWED 70 wall until
the decisions Of the Conference Of Gaeta while placing In
the agreement existing between the Powers whose
support the Holy Father has especially claimed, had given
~ their endeavOrs combustion and uniformity.
France having decided by the expedition 10 Clviia
Nscchia advance Of the decisions Of the cOnfer-
do the lees hope that e OBJ ect Al which her
isolated erlrs viii prove 70 be the same ~ that
winch the powers had been called upon % eject by
common action.
OF the Holy Father Identical with those q The civilized
world 0y co02eraun. lhl the mis- Of our means 10
chef ul he universal Church MS nDefy ana
indeuen1ence. which Catholic populations cannot Win
ind ference destroyed 10 the advantage u az sna
chsrcal party. France. 4 examine % WELL can naFr
no other object therefore willingly believe mar ne
measures Of the TWO Powers. while they may appear %
.ctaf-d by different VII not BRING a"o-t sny
c0uici between them but % he contrary WI -e-l ~
cOuc1 the WelDelnk Di -4' PeDrie
Of Ceutrsl lIsy. and ~ me cause ~ genera Oitei
beg you .e Comte 70 sAo" me prlnciPai Sec7eIafy
% '-A's . isaS ID sCHWARZgNBERG.
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DENMARK AND HOLSTEIN.
The Duuish Victory.

We have received Hsmburgh papers to the 9th inst IN
clu-vey Some further hostues had occurred at fred
enca II appears during the nights Of tbs 5h and 9Th
inst the Danes made sOro from Fredoncla drove tho
OuipOss and captured four pieces Of artillery and TWO
howzers which mad been placed the day before IN bat
terry The Is. "a ho.ein Infantry battalion suffered
much but being the first troops The enemy encountered
fought very Drsvely
Most OF The officers have fallen or taken and wound
ed How great the loss has been cannot be made OUT,
but 10 Judge from the h fes the oss must have been
very considerable The hole Of the Danish army 10 said
TO be IN Frederick, and me Guards were aso brought
and opposed the let Holstoin bstson,
which suffered much Between three sna four ocioch
In the morning the Hosten troops succeeded however,
driving the Danish forces, VITA consdefable oss Dsek
again into the fortress
Accounts from Copenhagen, dated 7h, O'Clock In the
morning. that the Jntsnd mail mad arrived, bringing
the from FrrdsciA that ia the sts sally the Danish
troops had made 100 prisoners
Letters from Hadsrsleben mention that the Danes are
between Gordsoe aud fredenca The headquarters
If lhe scbeswig HOisteiners was "a lCerman) mies 10
The northeast Of Niene Al HaAerseben esnBonsding
had been heard In nOfhery direcuon ana supposea
that the Bavansns, and other German troops who nad
From Fensburg To the I'm inst learn that the sehss
wig army had again taken up s posinon osfofe
Fredenes The Danes have reenered the foruess Lcss
both sides In late battles, ZoeO ArepoH pfe's ha'
the Danes have retsken ko3ding. - II.
Some particulars respecting The lste beuc between INC
Danes and Scheswg Ho steiners al voh
published. General Bglow, who commanded lne psnsn
orces does mention the number u PIC tfooPs Aseo,
tut states that 800 wounded Of whom ~ we're
ofc-r 800 Scheswig HostelH prisoners nnveo AZ
Copepf agen on the 8th instant Seven hein pieces,
forty "a and o. unders well ~ sfenadrs ana NOT
ar fell into GENERAL BulOw's hands General bo-
nin who directed tbs sehes"le hoislsns'si s'ss ms
Every account proves that tbs conflict was terrible and
ba IL ynlor dspayed both sides seldom or never
surpassed This victory eas h.,ed me Danes vim i.ae-
who feel deeply Al being 30 completely defeated are ce-
termined 10 seek the hft opportunity u meeting the
Danes in the field where they have resolved TO conquer
~ dfa
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FRANCE.
Doiua- of the Assembly.

On the 6h inst the discussion the Rules ~ Order
resumed The l2@d article provided uai the repre-
seniauvrs censured with exclusion" who shoa reap
esr IN bal before The expiration " me tine liked ~
he Assembly should. order OF The President De A.
rested conducted 10 The Hotel Of The Presidency. and
there confined during three days This article adopt
ed hv a considerable majority. According % he l-5d
,rr the representative. censured with exclusion. Is %
orfeit during month ore-hA Of his indemnify. ami
thousand handbis printed a. hs expense. and contzn
ne vote Of ceusure. 90 b- posted up ia al The districts
n the DEPARTMENT for " hch h- returned lnls was
adopted VI Ben amin RsspAil then moved na the a1Jsr
mentioned penalties should spply 70 lie Pre- tent Who
abused ais prerogaiives, by unJusuy calling uber 10
order Nc The previous question, however, having been
demanded. the amendment was rejected The remaining
eight articles were aferwRrd voted without any serious
opposition with the exception only OF The $50 D. inerdie
representatives from backing private
petitions 10 Ministers General GOurgsud aud Lzf-ulg
non positively declared that they should not obey thai
clause NJ de IA Borde having asked how he "as " rl
his department Of The socialists who occupied most u ne
pubic Offices n be 70 solicit Ministers, hac
nsinased that his conduct would he that Of Al norE-f
NJ De "a bofde replied that he 10 The habit Of looking
rs adversary m the face and that be had vel under
stood NJ BAG the only his insinuaron deserved
was profound contempt violent tuglt ensaed, which
lasted ana. The President called NJ ce Borde order
The Article was hserwsrd voted, aat Ne saITs Of s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

Very animated conventions took pisce on the I'm IN
the .evers t4reaux ~ the Assembly, ol mat ihoruy qlrs-
ton tue organization OF puDfc assistance Or 10 Use
more iuteii gble TERM the ornaiol o. poof-a" Sv4Al
Mole EXPRESSED some apprehension lua measures ltAen
with the view 0f or-aLi1- charity "o+l Only pafaiy4e
h. srfon Charity be sad. loved shade AID silence, and
whatever Obliged Il 90 ar orery welt against its nature
The same arguments which were aEli-rd in ne Ton
sit-nt res 90 th. dr1if frrrgn reproduced
The several COMMUNICATIONS and comb sted warmly uy
ne mo ortv N L0uvt proposed ilai ai ne conceived
t. he nroper u. o distinction should be- presented
principle declaring thai pubic assistance although
duty On The part Of The Government yel constituted No
rgi IL favor VI individuals NJ Ili-rs Owe par-cualy
o ne necessity OF restoring the finances 10 order, e
h@s service f,f could done 20 The working classes
FOR wftb the consequent revival Of confidence would
come credit and occupation. Janver believed hatthe
best a. indeed Only remedy thai could De effected would
be 10 develop The INSTITUTIONS Already IA existence,
and 10 ybeu and direct Industry instead u placing
r,er subictior The Bishop Of Langres expressed his
fr. ths egalzet charity u substituted for hat u indi
y-sr.i. vr7I 40 more harm than good n de M0nta-
rf - rratzed a. odols the Socialist doctrine that
rbs-ry x.sdegraning NJ. Theirs said that among
49,. f.tal ius 1rs which ne Democratic parry spread
srnoax The people there false foolish
ian lhaf which would mix lp with simple question Of
ssssaaes. ne lyss Hfss-sa " ~ sKssIloa " human
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ROyaIi-ru.

The following remarkable announcement j. puhl-ned-
with great prominence. the leading article IN the Ln-
d0a Morning Post OF Tie 18th
W. af- a.Ir-s 1sf l. y-,tsftag a1i
Boz nsg ttf . Iff a-
~. Pf-slf-ff Gle fr-fcA krp4o ili
N.sa.- is Dach...e D1r~srs We heard DO
30 posed ~ rf-c-fsrse 1-H-- i~ 'or-
al ys.oi- o The p9posi mtfrts- tut Do q
point. doubtless nss DOT escaped The r~lsifas nai o. d.
IN-r.'
The National draws attention 10 interview which
took place days between the Duke Of Bordeaux
and tie Prince OF JOnve Neuns. and declares that an
coycale has sprung up between the Two branches
OF the ou-e Cd Bourbon for their mutual Interests Inc
Duke de bordeaux coming 10 Holland, - here % j. sad
e VIII receive the homage vi his paTAsaus as he dld some
years $50 10 London.
General Chaugarnier has al length gained the double
command he O0g coveted and which until now DE- has
only held provisi naly TIE 9th article of the law on
National Iard, which passed IN 1851, no~ a0ro-
gated rendered Illegal except 10 special cases to give
double command Of ne National Guard 90 me seine
and U iLe fret military division 10 The snne General Tue
double command places under the orders Of Gen Chan
gaier 10 less than Ou men, aud with his NOUS
force under bis directions be la Al any time re pO" 10
-cf uncontrolled by any authority for u ho4rs.
Within the last few daysll Is said that " Odlon Bar
applied % by OF tie most Influential mrn-
bers Of The Club u The COUNSEL Fiat 10 rrinstae srve
"a projects ADD other Government uncuonane-- WHO haG
dismissed ALTER the revolution OF February Tor no
Iher Than their known affection Tor nc aen ~
nasty, AMI " Do si aDe and willing 70 serve France
VI OdllOn BauOi b. said 20 have replied th1t many o
--- fnnct ouari-s were very Intelligent, estnabr Hna
able men, bur hat their rea1poiutmeu 10 mer former
would be considered the signal for kesioraiOn
aud that he AIRED enemy every attempt at re-
-forAon whether In favor C the elder or younger branch
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GERMANY.
Things In Baden.

Our latest Intelligence from Baden Is to July One
count saws that Suuye DOnaueschngen. Another
account that he had collected corps, 5000 strong
with which he was advancing against Roltwe aud 40
Likewise for another quarter siege al the head o. e
Neither report worthy crediung, for the Std
ban Mercury conscientious and generally well
paper, published letter dated from kolI"e GA tue
chingen with al most 1900 men and 10 cannons Al kap
penhem General Groben Issued the 5th inst the ol
lowing bulletin The insurgents have quilted Fnourg -
The regiments Of cavalry suil win them, as vel
the horse artillery and part o. the inianlTy r.
insined FnbuTg, and have submitted TO the FRINGE
ct Prussia. la consequence, tho occupation al fnosfs
wlA take place Omonow I siguedl Count You
Grocben, Lieutenant. General The e1DepuIy hinAsi,
roe. -or al the University OF Bonn, and who had taken
part the events al CaTsrube, ~ shot on mo
a net la the forest OF Rindhelm. Rasadt was bon.
barded heavily the evening OF the I'm and morning Q,
the 8th II was still asserted that Tie French courier Ne
had been murdered Baden official arrived al suaA
bourg the 81 10 demand IN the name OF the Govern
The arrest and rcstuaon OF all the horses thst La1
been taken across by the funuves The french posts on
the Pmssians entered Kehl Mierosaw,si narrowly
escaped he fate Of General slnayce for IN Engen some
Badensians accused aud iusued him as usiior Aisef
resting few at Basel he went on TO Liesta IN OF
der later period to enter France tionn Mofdes was
arrested Basel tho mi inst lie had brought wlih
hun valuable Baden state paper stolen frou The ee
sury and public funds.
Our intelligence from Carlsuhe reaches 10 the gh ms
During the previous night the bombsrdment of kasadt
had been suspended appears that Ia the course VI he
CARR made sOre, aud attempted TO fOrc-
their way through the Pfussian lines but that aitof ssn-
culinary contest they obge 10 return TO The fofuesf
During conh the hussars greatly disnguis
ed themselves The village of Nedefbuh the imuedi
ate vicinity of Rsssd has been set ire by the bombs Of
the besieged; lho c0nhagraion lasted all night TIRES
streets reduced ashes The fever Is raging among
the Prusan troops before Rasad the heat t. which they
exposed being In places where the Baden
soldiers no had abandoned Ihs Of The insurgents
temporarily detained serious riots among them nave
lately ensued
On the 6th inst deputaon from tbe townsmen OF
Rassdt proceeded 10 The quarters Of the Prince ofPssa
order request him 70 discontinue tor 70" days The
bombardment they still hoped to be able 70 induce The
garrison 10 surrender the fortress.
correspondent, wnusg from Berlin, on July 10, 'sy.
that Prussan force u 1900 is being assembled al
Firm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

Russian official accounts from Warsaw u the 18th nit
report lie contents OF dispatch from General Ludcrs
who commands o he Russian corps that have entered
Transy wanna announcing tn taking Of the T0moser Pass
which was strongly fortified, after All obstinate struggle
The Russian troops forced their way through with toe
hayOuet and entered CrOnstad' the day. the h OF
June Eleven and standard were the trophies
at h day The COssacks succeeded In capturing Genera
Kiss who commanded tue insurgent troops aud who was
wounded The Emperor Nicholas has given orders for
ducrng this prisoner under escort 10 CzernowiH there
be given up the Ausuans Oner accounts from Tran
yvsr that the other Russian corps has entered
Bisfrz after sharp sclOn with the Hungariuns
From Transylvanis We Earn that the Russian corps un
der Orotenhem aud Fischer appeared the lst before
B-foK and on The - amer feeble resistance oOs ne
town. The Hungarian troops who were posted IN thi-
part Of Trn-y vania concentrated themselves, TO the
amount 81 600 5000 men, al Dees, where they TOOK
4p very strong position From the eastern frontier the
iqtereuc- IS worse General Luder the 2Uth uli.
aly Old attack the TOmOs Pass, mas been u late re-
ported and forced after most desperate resistance
The Hungadans lost IA canuOns, end Colonel Kiss, wei
known Or his martial gallaniry fell wounded into The
hands Of the COssack whereupOn he was conveyed un
der their escort 20 Cleruowlz On the same day Oen
era Llcers entered CrOnstadL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

Previous TO the departure Of The late insuueetonists'
they placed In the hands Of mutual friend the ioo"ns
address their fellow counrymen. All things consider
10 ml.t be admitted that fs tone j. unoh ecuonablr
nav, even more moderate than could be expected from
men, the hole Of whose previous conduct favored
supposiuon that they acting not as iree agents
Dnt the victims OF Unknown species Oi Downright
unAcy.
Fiop CouSrasxss II your FL procure gaii'a o.
penalties -t-1 hai h-- ~ sNc
could hsve o1-rei = YOU more slce
arafel sn-ats IA shcn t-nf-r Tor
wlh have d-pay-i 10 our o-la
Al tn. moment sr- ti-fng last fzs~-i %
1a,- ari the fellow cueiry a-n As- i ~
al r. snog tlen - -e-r
secured that tbs r-1enofae- -
soothing aetatnl o. whas'e .si-nEs y Be
nt o. enclr-
tlns upaa pors b. ~hich county ss--i-uqoa u-
We are cNni- - 20 f-f'---
I'D. .r,irs rejecting for i.r aFl cl1f
afet anf deeply loved gu. ltilz
season ,a pa4t shh disasters 30 f-qa
~ % tpa ths yol ~
yHu D q-frl't-t to TO % OF
couatr,a- gir-r- ,alotia, ths, t-s - A. a@ a.-
and helceh Earn o. love an' c9ntir
70 each 0ther
rscessary tlnE io sl'a inf
tho. Wh1 condemn c'ni GO s1rH
personal nalf-
hsEsrcng that Tor ile sac oi our nsif-
issungs tst, Nnai-ref nay - ~
sscnh-. incur By devotion a;-s aq.ioa
81 sea prayer of The prosper. n. s'n'f 30 i'7
Ireland. NlLllAN . bhisN' nm
TEOMAS FRANCE, hkAGHkk.
TERENCE BELLsW N MANls,
Ki.trsrsd PffssH PATRICK O.DONohtL
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roudition. of the Surrender.

The D1iiy Ne0s gives news not previously published
Pans-namey, tAe conditions Dn Which nc French troops
entered Rome. These conditions follows ]
The French army will Rome and The posi-
l0l D. shall llink proper. d Those Koran troops whcJ
by common agreement between General OudnOt and the
Roman commanders, Viii be- destined 10 remain in the
city, will perform the service " he city and Tue Castle
- Angelo Jointly with the French troops. 8 The Roman
military authorities viii appoint various quarters Tor The
other troops Of oil who will not remain n The city
The Communications win Rome. now Interrupted by e
French army viii be again free. The preparations r
defending the Interior Of the cry being no." Useless,
be removed and free circulation rcestaDiished lndi
vicls liberty and the invOably VI persons tor any
iececeut acf vel fLe safety VI property VII be-
guaranteed udistlncly 90 AL = The Nsuona Guard j.
Kept iu acve service within the limits II ii- institution
france Will interfere IN the internal administration
OF The country The disappearance u The chiefs VI Tie
movement j. untrIe-MszZnl and the other tnlmyirs
we're sui In Rome the An
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STARTLING News from California.

The Nec- HsCea PaAadiwm publishes letter
from Or. Ro6t. II. Collier announcing the death by
Cholera OF DR. James O Riley, late OF New-H Haven.
The letter is dated Psrras, Mexico. June II. and
says THE news from California is very bad
There will be no digging, as the Foreigners and
Americans have had a desperate battle in which
100 men lost their lives.
Then followsa p. $. stating that confirmation
Of the bad news from California had Just arrived.
Several Companies have passed through to Mazat-
Ian. and Webs New York Company by way Of
Chihuahua. leave for the CRY Of Mexico short.
ly. The news from California is OF the most dis
Mtrous character.
1t is perfect Pandemonium there. and no gold
is dug in consequence Of the mortal strife which
exists
" The above story looks rather fshy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

CALIYoRsIA-We have before as private
letter, written by gentleman Of property, now re-.
turned from California which country he had visited
In the United States ship Ohio, simply for the purpose
Of seeing H. The facts which he states are therefore,
without either bias Of interest dissppo ntment
He states that Mr lthanar Whiting, formerly OF Ded
ham, Mass aud the two Rsnpeys, from Chicopee FEELS
are in California The Rsnreys be left at the stspis
sus dry diggngs," with party OF Is sick Of their
speculation and regretng that they had given up their
comfortable situations The situations they had EFT
were at factory in Topic, Mexico. Writings income
from sis factory at the same place, lsst year, va.
$4,000 and get he left all to dig gold The wn'e'
left him al San Francisco H. where be proosey
He says that California s the worst hole OF pises
he ever was in, and that thoussnds OF Gssypoh.eo
people were arriving every day. Inc viz, s'a'c'
that he went up To the mines In company WIZ gen
teman who had ex pended considerable money IN onng
ing along fifteen indians assst him. but ney did not
succeed IN getting more than apiece per day
and thss tho man disguised with the mines 40
every decent person 10 VINO goes there These siate
mems 10 regard California, are, without douf too
rue The sacrifice Of home and friends. for gold does
NOT psy and particularly IL this the case with these
who !esye good aud lucrative sisustiona
.spHnshs!a asgselssa