The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-06

conduct to-day has covered With Glory you have
return thanks iSI your sllaDs
.keinsurssnt having made prisoners were
is9. y ihs o sSa ssq az %
.s at los. and 5s % a. go On the SIDE % '
Three officers have been killed the Of the line
Durnghs whole Of tho night after the cOmb. Lyon, was
occupied mitsrily The bridges all guarded b. art
- Place & Bsisssrr: 81 Hotel ds vis Pss:s.:
nssy houses at the Of the principal streets
S psf o1s Of w ss calm and
.s them On %saS a nS ss that tho tranquility
Having thus shsthea the general course events we pro-
Bank Of situated the Bsrfiers Clair Abou.
had aready dssn IN PANEL! shsn sSoSy aa@
the evening near seven oeioek of 800 or 40 in
syidsas armed with mu kes assembled behind .hs Rue
just a, that t%s the arrived Of the dsiss
drss sSs Gsii,'ss' a'
ali The Villages in the reishborhcod Of Lyons.
eight o'clock at the moment that the
streets carving the wounded to the hospital OF the Charlie
This act Of baIbary when known excited the greatest in
S prisoners confined n the cellars 2, the Hotel
pupils
General Gemeau had the chef eommsnd and established
bis the Generals M1snan and
themselves at the Croix to the fa hrs Of the nsur
Z
It is easy to calculate the number Of insurgents out
the estimate being aeren accounts declaring them
be NO. more 60 and Others raising The number I.
Vas in general s, and opposed 20 the
dsaceton to the government that the Insurgents found
great number Of arrests made Friday evening
In the bnesux Of the Rspsteas and the Peup1e soavs
and two Others. were taken into custody.
appearing echo the noise Of the during the
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ball about half Way Up its stem L. was not absolutely sSt
The from ns ssE.r.msss', perfectly
noble snd Chson are TRANQUIL At vsnns An attempt wa:
troops
Gsaru Rollin has escaped and Is probably somewhere
It is to be regretted however that the government
/ Of Louis Napoleon should have taken the measures
that has since adopted particularly those agsinst
the liberty Of the press That against the clubs is,
The Monitevr has published decree supervising the
People, the Reto,me, Yrae ReputLque semocrs.e Pac-
On Tuesday, ia the Legislative Assembly, a govern
ment measure was proposed giving tho government
power during twelve months. to prevent the assem-
bisge OF clubs and public meetings. II passed in
tilence the Mountain did net utter word The
cons p po the 3 tS.y would
remain in silence They voted. however on the divi-
sion The result was-for the bill 37s against it ISL
The suppression Of the Paris journals has caused Q
great deal Of ill feeling and the journals in question,
and all persons connected with them determined
oppose the government by word and deed whenever
they can France Is Unsettled ever The govern
ment has however proved that II has immense mill
tary power At its disposal.
The Latest from Psris.
Pans, THURSDAY EvxyIso.
We are yet without any news Of the fall Of Rome At
teigence from Italy either by telegraph or otherwise
Is ti expected that In the course Of the evening"
The hst Of candidates to be brought forward for
Paris by the Union Electorate Is not yet complete. NJ.
de Lamartine was to have been the first name the
list but the President Of the republic having requested
that NJ. Lucien Bonaparts should be amoog the
ddatss be has been placed hrst on the list, and NJ de
Lsmartine second The President also wished that NJ.
Ducerc should be placed on the moderate list but the
committee has seclinsd, on the ground that
editor Of the Notonai converted at the twelfth hour
to moderate opinions had little no chance of
GEES, and that IL would be- therefore, imprudcnt to
bring forward such candidate; General Magnan Is
one Of the candida The red republicans speak OF
bringing forward the Prince 81 Canine the brother Of
Lueien gonspsrto, and so well known for his recent
exploits in Rome, rs their candidate They also
TO bring forward NJ. Lesseps, the present envoy In
Rome
TO zoo The authorities are disarming the people in
every part Of France Nothing Is to be heard Of but
srrssts and d. micsry visits.
We read in the Steele -
Its stated that i've bsttaons taken from the different
roe the isnh Of Ss RSs TSss viii Ss
replaced a, Far. ~ ,r1sp' sssn fem s q abe
leave Paris to-day for Teurs bssiOho Of the Ian Lsh,
The sane ssSsat follows IL to- day.
IIII ROMAN oUraAGk-rHE SUCCESSES eF TIE
ROMAN REPUBLIC.
II Is said that respondence has been discovered
between the leaders Of the red party in France aud the
blot upon France. They had no basIncss 90 20 to
Rome to put down young aud promising republic.
What win they do wnen they have ent.r.d-ior ente.
they will at last the dead bodies of the Romans
What object will have been obtained defy =
Fr.ncbmsn TO snsser In fact frsnchmen are heartily
French soldier IL at being thus kept ut bay and the
acknowledged bravery Of the will, with the aid Of
l..W aVftll ttIft ufalv tnfA
Rome. II was reported at Paris, and copied into tho
Tunes. and some other London Journals that Rome
vices Of the surrender Of Rome have yet been
ceiv.d send you all the Official Intelligence Of the
operations that have been received. The heroic de-
fence Of Rome only equaed by that o. the city Of
the hundred e., the queen OF the Adristc, the inn
mortal enice where A.snin deies Radetzki, aud his
armed legions. The struggle has become so universal
that IL T. Of determination The hour has struck
ofthe moral d.liveranee OF nation from foreign
yoke, aud IL j. the fOrerunner Of It's Independence
The latest intelligence from Rome l. OF the 10th Jups
The city stili held out. This received b. tele
tFron the Psri, Papsr.l
The Asmedes steam fEs,e arrived a. T6slon on u. lth
from Cis VeecLia, which the lfs the Sch. she has
troush, oulOu seventy wounded solder. from Rome
French Rome ~ this vessel Of The sh Toe r9a
there s,rs slap ,nsassmsn,s On tie .b 5& add oh and
hs, q p.;iii.s: t..'a ~ !. French yrc rsssss
dc Vsler q q. rrs1sh ,feors rrgya,d, and finally
poi.ts, snd were enabled y f.riify .hsn ssslns,
rev ,,,.el, The lo,; on e, 80. q .s r,ss . sss :.
great compel The Trium,te e, truce Of f'rty
eight bury their dead The Tgu0HHuf states that
entire battalion in the service Of tie rnu nvirst com
o three hundrcs frenchnen and Of foreigners who,
enrolling tkt sevss IN the Siclsu have taken
refuge in Rome This Journal tributes the delay the
entirely the wish q General Oaiinot 10
avoid the necessity q boDbardmsnt Witch would be fatal
the % the city, the u prsons
Who under the yo,e turbulent fac snd would
welcome the french as deversrs The Se phor ~ Mar
sos, sstes that the french had brought all Us art
ry In line aud would BE- able the gth % commence
rators Grand scale letter. IN anothsr harssiiics
Journal states that although General Oudnot va stl re-
lombard ,Es ssi. Of Sns PORTION % that sa entire bss
might
lie has received the following despatch from
General Ocdinot, dated villa -sntucci June go
'GFrERsL CtrfSOr 70 tvs stNtsIER % VAR.
"NonStur le hinistre-In despatch " the fth h,i
Abe honour q giving Of the ~ tbs
church ". rsncfas and the tOrsmt
vaentni residences The q these
POINTS for the Of the rks
81 siege the let's possession Of them vas vigorously
coneAed end required during tho oh an 9th, the
active vigilance snd gave rise 10 sevesl engagement in
Witch the advantage remained constantly With our troops