Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-09

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vancing for The same purpose, but their van.
guard was met at Albno by the Romans and
defeated, The Neapolitan force consisted Of
body Of 10000 troops, and, after short
conflict, they threw away their arms and fed
The Romans had taken SO prisoners and
two pieces of artillery, with which they en-.
tered Rome on the evening Of The 5th inst.
"A private, who was from Rome on the
18th inst, announces the landing Of the Span
iards at Firmissino on the previous day. 6.
A Roman division, commanded BY RoxelIi
and Mazzarappo, is said to have entered the
Abruzzi and carried il. Garribaldi is bellev-
ed TO have arrived at another point OF the
frontier, ready TO support that movement.
The Neapolitans are fortifying valstii.
Resuess q a. repe 10 withdraw the French Fer.
l-- rsf ees from Rsne. I...
Pope Plus, on hearing Of the resistance Of
the Romans, is said to have declared that he
would not return 10 Rome at such price,
and to have sent a message in consequence
10 Naples and to Gen. Oudinot, TO induce
them 10 withdraw their forces. ...
Reinforcement TO Gen. Oudinot.
In the meantime Gen. Oudinot has been
reinforced by many thousand troops, and he
has now probably a well appointed army of
200, 900 men under his command, but the en-
thusiasm of the Romans is raised TO the high
est pitch, and il single or combined attempt
TO lombard and take Rome by storm could
be made, the defence of the city by means
of barricades and by the courage of the poo
| pie will be 50 well maintained, that the Aus
trians are by no means certain of success.
All accounts concur that it will be impossi-
ble to restore the Imperial power of Papacy
in any form. ..... . .
Massacre Of Priests by the Populnce.
We have before us most frigh,ful details of
priests being dragged forth by the populace
from their hiding places, and put 10 death
Their bodies have been hacked into the
smallest pieces and thrown into the Tiber.
Determination Of the Romans to put down Church
| and State Authority. ... ...
The combined powers of Europe vii
scarcely be able even TO set up his Holmes:
again on the throne of the Vatican. The tide
of feeling has overfowed him, and the Ro
mans seem bent on excluding saccrdotal ant
political authority forever.
Despatch from Gen. Oudinot,
Intelligence by telegraph has been received
from Gen. Oudinot to the 18th inst, at whicl
time there was strong probability of The
French troops being permitted to enter Rom,
without opposition.
In the despatch the Gen. says: "Seriou'
Already, the anchors of safety to the Romans
u. the 700 French prisoners at Rome were ac
companied to the Pale with all possible Joy.
spaninras Mnrchin. towards Rome
A letter in the Times announces the land
ing at Finimisco, of a Spanish force whicl
was marching towards Rome.
Resistance tp the Nespolitans.
A fresh attempt is being made at Palermo
TO &c, up an armed resistance against tn,
Neapcliians, but it appears of doubtful sue
cess. ....-.. ....... .......
Disturbed State of the Country
Tuscany and Modena are now more Or les
disturbed by these hostile proceedings.
AT Leghorn and Florence all is fighting an,
confusion. The Tuscan troops, having bee
supported by the Austrians, entered Modem
on the 18th inst.
Expected Surrender of Bolognc-The Ultima,um
the People
The Austrans had not entered Bologne a
the date of the last accounts. They had pos
session of some of the gates, and the surrer
der was hourly expected The Bolognes
defended themselves nobly, They had o
lered 10 acknowledge the Pope, on conditio
that he would consent to dismiss all IN
Priests from his government, but the Austria
commander replied that subjects could not
permitted TO dictate conditions 10 their sovel
eigns
| AT Venice, Gen. Radetzky had gone flu
ther than this. The Venetians asked for a
annistce, in order that they might obtain tn
S mediation of France, TO which they had al
r piled. He answered that the Emperor va
master, and would never permit foreig
power to interfere between him and his 7,
bellious subjects.
= Another Austrian Defeat.
3 The Austrians were repulsed on the 81
= inst, in an assault, and the Venetian acconn
state that they made rally and took 81
p prisoners, which needs confirmation. Ru
1 sian troops were OH the march TO assist Il
: Austrians.
!, The Emperor of Russia reached St. Peter
: burg from Moscow on the ist instant. II
A troops had already marched into Gallicia, ,
/. route for Hungary, to the assistance of Il
d Aus,rians. Their force consists of 1900,
- men, $50 pieces cannon and 10000 cavalr
Gen. Bem is well prepared TO give them
l. warm reception in TransylAana, and the
al will be hot work before i: is over.
'e Gorsey has posted about the notices tn
lie whoever refuses to take bank notes shall
branded.
n. FURTHER EXTRACTS.
a. AuSTRlA-PESTH BOMBARDED.