The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-24


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The dispatches received from NJ DC ( coesss show
mat the Romans had asked to capituate on the 3Oh
OF June. Now, according to the latest previous dss-
preparing his batteries on the breach Of the Janiculum
Three OF these formed to carry guns OF heavy calibre,
were IN course OF construction and OF them was even
several batteries at once, in order to give an increased
ygor 70 the re BY the simultaneous discharge from each
battery Thus il is that the guns mounted on The 25th
were not unmasked. There details OF what &C.
Cured between the interval OF the Goth to the 3Oth but
the Deeats gives the following as the probable course
pursueds
ries the Jancuum breach were on the 9Th
as soon q, they were all completed and that they senced
MOnoo On the as breach wa. ' probably made mad in
the Aurelisn wall. which have been occupied BY
position the Moatoro must have been attacked and
..G1%sd Al after vigorous caaaoaade Daring these
and advances must necessarily have been made, not
only from without. but aso rom within. the frs. wall,
a,0 gs.ss masss gates. being attacked on both sides
these croumsancss tina. the besssed. feeling The
position too critical and unwilling perform the battle Of
other point % consider is that sfsa. loss q s may have
ensus " ~ Rome itself during the operations Of the 18th
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letter Of the aeth ultimo. dated villa Maei, near
before. and completely bociadsd On the side q The Porto
q Assa 81 q
capture had been made the Tbef Of vessel equip
ped BY Lombard countess. which, to all appearances.
tain large supply Of saltpetre and 5000 sacks Of lead
This countess is well known for her devotion to the
Italian cause, and had received medal from Charles
Albert for her behavior in an engagement at Peschera
where Houlan cut of her finger with his SABRE COM
plimen which she returned by shooting him dead on the
taken to the Villa Pan 10 tie 6sadquasrs Of General us
Moliees and sent by him to Civita veccha, under sur
VIGILANCE Of the police.
The following postscript in Wilmer Smiths Times
gives the latest intelligence from Rome;
PARIS, Thursday evening, July 5-An official notifca
ton made to the French Legislative Assembly to day.
that IN OF the arrangements entered into be-
gate of St Pafob Portesa and ST. PancraEio had been
thrown open to the French troops, who were adopting
would take place with perfect quietness and order The
following are the terms Of the despatch:
"HrAp a}alv sm,S g. o! sts5tG e 4
"The Gsnsral-in. Chisf to the Minitsr Of War.
"The assault during the night Of the soh has produced
the unexpected result OvertuIes made 10 last
Sssons NJ B Our occupy the
'he gates of ST Parole Portesa ST. Pancrazio have
been opened and taking for the occupa
ton OF Rome, which will be enacted with perfect order
The discipline Of our soldery is equal TO their yalor"
Chamber
A correspondent writing from Paris Thursday evening"
says "yust as the Bourse was closing il stated posi-
bs Of
Rome on the 3D. and that they were received with acca
nations Sy the people The divisions Of Garbsdi had
down their arms. Two divisions of the army would be
lodged and maintained by the Roman government The
funds rose on receipt Of this news one per cent
Rome Gen. Bedeau left Paris to take command Of the
army in Italy, and Gen. Oodnot ordered home in
crease the army Of Italy 10 so 900 men Immediately on
receipt OF the news of the surrender Of Rome Cen
0udnot, teegraphc despatch was sent to Narseles
desiring Gen Bedeau TO wait there for fresh instructions
before proceeding to Rome.
According to the in the diplomatic circles al
Paris on Monday the general to take the place Of M
De Harcourt ambassador. and is also charged with
mission to Marshal Radezky to negotiate all military
matters respecting the occupation OF Italy. Ii appears
certain that General Lamorcere goes to ST. Petersbagh
ambassador and that he to protest against the En-
peror taking any part in the affairs OF Italy.
note from the French government. has been sent 10
unrendly nature the contrary, the relations with
Prussia a satisfactory footing.
The army Of the Alps has been dissolved.
GARNER Pages has publicly announced resolution
AT the monthly organization Of the bureau in the |
French Assembly on the 10th all the presidents chosen
Gen. Bedeau. The bureau authorized the law. officer TO
take criminal proceedings against ten national represent
aves for Implication IN the affair oil the 18Th. Ledru
Roin is supposed TO be secreted in Paris.
Venice.
Accounts OF the oath from Mestre state that the Vene
tan deputies sent to negotiate for the surrender of ven
ice with the Austrian minister Verona have been dis
missed and have returned to Venice The bombardment
and the besegng works would again be prosecuted with
greater vgor than ever The sorte last made BY the
Veneans was very successful. Among the prisoners
carried into Venice beside several officers OF the staff
there were two generals.
Il is announced that the negotiations for peace between
the Austrian and Piedmontese governments have been
interrupted in consequences OF the increased demands OF
the Austrian negotiations for pecunary indemnify and
also in consequence OF refusal 10 engage, the part
OF the Austrian government, complete amnesty |
without abatement and little or no hope s entertained OF
his recovery.
Dsnaark and the Dschaes.
The armstice is again dormant, and hostlities have
been slightly renewed So far as lockers on can Judge
there likelihood OF peace which did not exist with
equal force several weeks since.
Hesgary and Austria.
An official bulletin has been issued by the Austrians
announcing the compulsory retirement OF the Hungaans
from Raab, who said TO have retired towards Acs
Previous TO the capture OF the city, OF their forces
OF the Magyars in killed and wounded at Raab is not
stated but 900 prisoners had been Vienna 30
containing wounded had also reached that city The
Hungarans, supposed, would retire to the Thesis,
and large bodies oil their troops marching in that
direction. Some accounts, however that the Rus
slams under Paskewsch might be able TO cut of their
retreat
From the south the intelligence is unavorabIe 10 the
Hungarians Jellachich s said to have occupied the
Resenstadt. defeating Marvara Szeocvfo- and