New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
Progress of the Siege.

Ousaor. euns have teen Of the Old sort much 5rag
Fa10cio with minute c-- oi - number And "rsh oi
the red - tle French and very e ABOUT ile s1r-
les Of ae R1maas aad the CHECKS - 7erenced ~ i1e be-
yers although valor Of The 1eseE-l admitted
More y possible. have Tie Fr-neh suppressed
accounts from Rome and even from 'liA Nrccla oui n
rf- l al their precal-crs 70 became known ol me d. ~
of tie l5l The Romans hal uisdeA sor- m $50 m-n
and lad fought =" IN per.erTefng sathI!, Is- % lA-i
w.fh tie French Ia me trenches Tor hOlfs ln-F We0r
encountered by The Sh lniaruy Regiment who
according 70 Ou1nofs Nrtns, silr1 90" Romans.
wl hey bad 90 y i0 men g. led. Tor to INST number
Oldlnot frequently HHis hls .o-ses on ne loin 80
Romans covered hv The their Jerry. attacked ~
Ponte Mole with what success = not stalled a1d We
must therefore presume that tbs erce I'D not proceed
Tom anv tln-.. on the psr Of he French genera.
Wrh would prevent him from singing MS owl praise naf
~ s-'a A sl Po. - bsa len ino the asna. o,
le French who bad seized thsre srse quantity % am
Tti.wss no dolht a heavy loss 10 the Romans while
every 1av ft- Parsiaus led fO believe they would
receive ucnss that he French were masters 81 me rna
Cy snd indeed there were several staieriens OF hone
haTirs "a en- and that some OF our irsn con
emTorsnes. liberal Roman aloAc pur1as could eAu.l
IN le;sr0lsa triumph IN fars ii-ei there we're uoi
wanting persons HlO wished thai their colrfymen-ra1e
aspiration smonE re French might continue before ne
walls. tcneming and .-ppins. .-
for known thai he malaria wAs becoming more ana
more fasl Frenrhuen have sNute1 that tie koma1s uy
| France breach. however vas Elected on NE lnl-
- A. east stated ard th- event seemed appfoachn,
~ climax Ths De-o7lis G. ~ pup isnes sn eAi se o.
-iier from sm-Hh-r 90 he National Assembly OF Rome
% Boz. brothers residing a. CTfs Nec-ha. ina. de-croins
the state q ihinss Immediately before breach "as e.
| fecfed
"tisimpossbe 20 conceal he fac that ne war Agans
Rome has become oi determination Blood mas
been SIZED In abundance anu eIasperso u ~ - ghes
pitch The Romans have th-ir lcierl aion, snd
ih-v will bury under fhe ruins Of their CRY
rather hAn under the woke % me priests
Everv measure has been adopted ihr principal build
ms are mined. and thf streets are covered win oaf
caies p the present time the French soldiers nave
on had % combat again-i regular troops VINO asPu-e
ererv inch % ground ami several ~ The qosuons haFe
been taken and taken ume-. With courage ana a
audacify 10 - difficult 20 describe But when me Ff'lou
.a lave opened breach. they vii ind iheu'e Frs ace
% fare with armed population Of 1o'S VINO vi" nsN'
foot 20 foot Ia each street 40,
Sotvifh.tanding thi- boosted breachwnich We 90 no
believe wss accomplished bali 80 soon or 80 eAss A'
French Official reports VERY meagre things unless Neo
~ 3. 10 10 snnouncedl prei,nc-ile invadeI. seem ~
have zone on DO their old way until The 2lst Ahs 10 y
he French Government on Monday at .
ClvirA NECCHfA. June y
ADMIRAL Trliouarf "a tie Minister i Mi'fHe
Gen Oudtnot whites From the Trerch me ID Al
two m bs morning The assault took pace sst night al
n O'clock Three columns have penetrated by me breaches
made n basuons Noe and = and the curtain which unite,
them The troops marched resOutey, and have carried
lie posfons without great Losses 10 the present mo
mont M field hospital has received only two captains and
=, on or ten men The gsti0nnage lmOveable barucahe
.bed AZ me gorge OF the Two basuons 10 much al
vsnced and the positions will be secured before daylight
Altogether the ensemble OF the operations moot ssts