New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

- Car ana hat the heroes Of SAINT Antouio sig
ray Displayed their valor Some ostted Nth the M nes
re s; bsftled with the foe t01g At the lew remain
inc guns; laborod 20 remove the rubbish ana re
uoIpt tbs disabled battery some bore OF the wounded
ard the dying; while, ell the faruusly than ever,
pourd down tie tornado of bombs and balls, a. II the
foe aware The havoc be had caused hsd concluded thai
tie last hour OF the defense wss al hand and The nal
triumph about 20 Re won.
Int he very midst Of this scene OF horror sprang the
Gallant ROsorO though almost PROSTATE BIZ disease; AMI
epcouIsl ing Ii men with words and deeds, hs battery
was scor pouring back the foe cannOnade a. destrac
tive and he cooboratng his right % the title be
slowed ces ryedy long before by the Generain chief
Arranie OF the Laguue. HE guns more al work.
be bnsd hssty report to Coenz, CJmnanialt Of the
Crrondero and ezng his ga-s sprsny upon the para
PIT TO view his foe amid storm Of prcjeeties when
2ipoupd bal touched hs right shoulder, AMI he feli
CRUSHED and be surrounded by his horror struck
men, he was b.rle of in the OF the IrsO
ui ard the chaplain. Campanela, and others. barge.
10 be eyed 10 Nenice. To yOaT gansO your guas.
my friend he 8perOusly cried 10 the eannOnee-s who
abandoned their pieces IN dismay and eagerly to bis
suecor. Save the battery, and let die Then calling
for his friend and commander Cosenz he said-I com
mend to you my battery. Let it save Venice
II was plain be could live but few hours. He was
deyout Catholic, and TO the priest who confessed and sb
solved him, when asked II be Il peace with all
kind be replied" Yes-yes. can forg' one for
have not Joe in the wouli-no; one-save the King of
Marks sDd The Austrian invaders
The General IN chief went to him and found him gasp
ing for breath lie pressed his hand aud spake words Of
consolation. But the noble warrior. recalling all his
strength sad-"Not expiring, but Italy should be the
Object of You. care few minutes later his valiant
soul had tax III ht - the regions OF lftaliiy
The Of RosaIo last moments is said 10 have been
m, ST Affecting. The veteran Pep hung the dying
pillow OF BIZ young aud heroic compatrio aud received his
last breath and with deserved eulogy imnOrslzed his
memory in the Order OF the following day; while
battery, erected the Pazetta that he had con-
manoed, and at which he had fallen, was hon)red with hs
name On ihs morning Of the 3oth, be laid IN sol
Giers grave. The pageant OF his obscquies i'm
posing the pomP Of could make and the terrific
cannonade c that day from the batteries either side
roaIed stern yet mournfl requiem over his rem Ans
And, could but brief pause of that days thunder have
Ie miliea besieger end besi,g to unite in the last sad
hoIoTs to the departed, many tear no doubt would
have believed the bier Of the gallant R)aro al his
timely fate the distant shores Of the Adrac Unisr
like Circumstance dropped that OF the lamented u n
ceau on tie banks of the Rhine Young gallant Mar
.o'er whose early ,onb
Tear biz ,esrs sushed frum h, rolgh so'd.s'seys,
Lsneniius and yet eHvyins such io9m.'
The burial of Ro-arol Ike that Of Marceau almost
a romance and even 20 had ben his whole Or
noble pa euage son Of the celebrated Neap0lan Baron
RosaicD Siorza born in exile at Rome in 1909, reared
s,dr in his first youth be fought ike aher) his fhers
SIDE in the wars Of Greek and Spanish nlep.nlenca In
1853 in the service OF the King Of Naples serg ant Of
Hussais OF the Guard he doomed wth comfade 10
die fr having cOuspired that desp0 ehe subsequent
murderer OF the Bandiera To escape an ign)min)1s
fate the fuds having been secretly furnished in prison
with pistols discharged them into each other bosons-
SncnCe Re- aioll only wounded, while bis cOmpan-
ion LanccOtti tell dead Seven months after the suyi
cooly mounted the scafolt and thee with the sane
coolness received Communication OF sentence from death
10 chains aud dungeon for lite ln prison during nieen
wears he became student Of history and Of the
science Of war and patiently awaited the rere of Rally
On the 18Th of January A. the King OF Naples first Of
ell the soveiegns OF Europe, granted constitution u his
people, AID corded general amnesty ir political OF
lenses At liberty Rosaro AZ enrolled battalion of
voluuoeis aid with the tenth regiment OF the line, led
tie NeapOlten army GrGHt garfe TO the standard OF
Cl Albert On the plains of Curtaone the 18th of
Mey-ot the Bridge OF GoiO the st day OF June, he
fought Ike lion, wounded ami received h3 Tuscan
decoration Of g,rt Of the Order of st. Joseph Then csmo
W. Of the bloody reaction at Naples-Ot the pe " Of
Ferdinaud-of tie recall Of the army. But RDsarOu
In To of a Following
led his battalion Of volunteers 10 Venice and entered her
service. AT BIS request, he was tailed to the con
msnd of posts here peril most imminent and there
"vHs not orlorn hope without him. A, Mestre he Id
the central column victory, October 9TH AZ at Nal
ebera be commanded Lunee H. and every day boldly
rcd the rampar aud almost every night as boldly nyat
ed the trenches the foe at the evacuation Of the tort
ress the morning of the nth Of May he covered the
retreat and the eyenng OF the 2ih of june just one
month later herOcally e at his post IA Commandant of
the Grand Battery of he Bridge Of the agune D1adt)r
lsl,-desd for his count - after LIES httu fever he
slefrs well :" and the sad OF the A iac "a
with ceas, and melancholy cadence they throb around
tic pillow of his last rest shall forever mourn him. the
homo ed martyr of an honOred cause
IL lpte OF the drawbacks which pointed out IN the
comma em, mt of our notice, have high opinion Of
the substantial merits OF these volumes The in
formation which they afford in such ample measure,
can only with difficulty be cleaned from Other
tile synpathies of the author are on the right SIDE
glowing with the love of freedom and human rights
and bis vivid portratures impress themselves on the
memory whatever their occasional faults Of aguage.
LORENZO BFEOSI. On PASSAGES LgE OF Az iriLAN
Eoiied by = blend. Emo PIP ssI. Redfed
Few looks of the present have been received
in England with more general buzz Of applause than
this amalgan of poetry and truth from the life OF
an exile nder fictitious costume, 1t descr,bes some
of the most sail Mt incidents in the OF RCFFNI
native OF Genoa, who escaped from bis native coun-
ty On OF his participation in the attempt az
revolution in 1893 The author has since resided chief
" in England and France. and understand, sus
tairs high character for intelligence and probfy His
book consists OF tissue of adventures together
with uncommon artistic skill, aud forming narrative
which al once exc;es and rewards tie curiosity Of the
reader.
We are first introduced to Benoni, the hero Of the
work in the house of an uncle humorsone old eecle
,iastic of the Catholic Church, whom the boylsh
nephew invariably assisted at the celebration OF mass
Finding this rather tedious from constant repetition
through two long wears Do endeavosto soace his enuu
after helping tie priest to the wine and water and re-
placing the sacred yias behind curtain at the side Of
the altar ty ayaling himself Of the cover Of the eur
tain to take long pull at the vial OF wine purely
for tie fun Of the thing be tells Us the juice Of he
grape not being bis layOriie beverage
The old eeclesiaftic lived in little village between
Genoa and Nice, where be managed the olive pllnta
tons OF Benonl mother though IL must be said with
Indifferent success This person had the felicity 70 live
IN one idea "a We discover from the following Gle