Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

o., .o,ur "a wa anticipated, tie Comnanae:-
III. Chief Inns maio chief uae OF lie artillery, Hnue'
tho tremendous fire of which the enemy { ue.enn".
were crushed, and their courage ana cons'"n'' 49,
way" .oiop
BOMBAY, March "a, Three p. M.-Luckno" ie ~"
the 10Th. III guns were captured, anu ao1u' w.
Of the nerny were slain during the siege liz roa,s
and Mrs jackson wers rescued. Eight IVY
killed. The towns people and villagers pe,ns pap
,rc,ed. are resuming their occupations. Inc r'o'
mission Of the principal land owners has pe"'
cept-d. About 5O.0u0 If the enemy have es,-i-''
making lnr Iiohicund md Rundelcund. Inc a'"'
i. in pursuit OF the rch"is Ihedelsy OF Hir l. n"s
l,rr, for three week Il. Sligor prevented The liue ~
,r,ops intended T. Intercept the enemy from oeinE
closed up. 81 II R"--, with the second DIVISION "'
The Raipootau4 tie! icrce, w.s within 'w-h'y W.
miles Of Jharsi oa the .ist of March. ~ ."o reor's
..a mid IN L- il, his front. General Roberts lorcs
,na-ohsd from Nusseerabad to kotah on tn" 10Th ana
Ii,L The distance is 100 miles. The Cslree ihu'
tinrars have taken the fort OF Churchard' anu o.
tbs Rajah prisoner. Whiteiock . .oiGe 10 unshad m
charge of Saugor, the cavalry only haY'1g p uSn1o.
L. Allahsbad. Stuart 4 Drlg6de 'ap'"
on the Eth.
THE PAPAL STATES.
ra.,ar frlm Rome, In the "Uuivers,' contains
In. following extraordinary tale:
ain the cathedral Of Vel!etri, near Rome was an
image of the Virgin. nearly covered WIN Soi"' MI!
d.cked out with necklaces. rings ana le"rI9g, NM II
WA held in crest vrneration by the people. III VI"
InIv Week. was, according 10 custom. -creehra
from view by 4 curtain, and. on Holy l'n'.IHy'
som. person coniriv-d 10 steal IT.. On Coco 'IiG"F'
the archbishop of the cathedral received a iDis mus
couceived:-.I, III. Undersigned, know the thi"i, and
the spot in which il deposited the image OF Tie M
| donna, and | will maxi revelations on three condI'
tions-impunity for .nyself, the release OF my bro
ther. who Ia 10 be condemned 10 death. and a pension
of ten crOwrs a onth-NESDETTA.
The archpriest, having ascertatned that the image
really had been distracted, communicated the strange
| epistle to the delegate, Mons;gnor Giordnni. Instead
| of seeking at once for the writer oil Inc letter; III
dignitary applied 10 Rome for orders, and the Pope
! fearing the to,a! loss of the image, directed that The
fret condition of the bandit should be accepted, but
that the other two should b- rejected. Vendetta
having learned his resolution. spread among ~" p""-
| pe rt Nail.'ri the r"ws Oi the robbery "i III" mage,
which the clergy n' tie cathedral had kept secret.
and he wrote 10 the e. - that he would be content
with impunity for hin and with 5Wo crowns PAID
down.
On Saturday the people went rn mo'se To the
church, and waited with anxiety for the arF'ra' 81
that part of the service in which the crucitiIes ard
images are uncovered; but the veil which had cover
ed the image OF the Madonna was not removed. On
Sunday the people again went to the church, but as
the image was not displayed they became excited
| and murmured, and g. length some Of them got on
the altar and tore down the curtain. The rumor was
then spread by friends of Vendetta that 1t wac the
Jesuits who had stolen thu Madonna; and the excited
people, believing the tal5ehood. broke into the con
vent occupied by the Jesuits, which Is adjacent u"
me III. anu W ll NiiNF w if -hf'''" 49,
ira - completely sacked il, and i!l.trsa'ed the revet-
end fathers. Shortly after the ruflragan bishop .s-
rended the pulpit and eSh"rted The people who
msined in the church 10 calm, but they would
listen 10 him.
There ia no garrison except ten or twelve veters -
in the town. 20 that no opposition could be mad" 20
the mob. When the bishop descended from the pull
nit 4 scarcely credible scene occnrred;ihe brlgand ' en-
delta, armed with Il poignard. Assembled II. ana mus si.
dreased the people: Be patient. The good ih'ilersare
ipnnc.pt II IL u.n g,pll The Madonna, Dut ! VIII
only restore il when the government. TO whom | grant
n delay till Monday evening, shall have consented 10
the compact | have proposed to II. lie caIIn' mere
fore, and shout no more. warn you, IN cnncinaloh'
that my companions are armed rs well H. |. What
followed that harangue We have not yet learned; but
a deputniion of the municipality and chapter OF ' a
lptri have arrived here, and have had an intervi-'"
with the Pope. Orders hHv- been issued 10 despa'
a troop of yendarIne- a. hor-ebsck and a coinps
Of Swiss Infantry to VeI ri 10 establish order.
Under date of Rome. april 10, We have the follow.
ing further particular,
The church OF ~ Clement, since the revolution ct
1919, has been n',EF'ca 10 the safe i;r-ping oi me
Jesuita, u cnnfrntrrr. ~ then Tor the urst TIM" MIRO
duc.d into Y.r~'ri b. ='vereign fiat. much the dis.
NAV of the inhabitants, who were by no MEANS IN
clined 10 Yield the education Of their children 10 the
sole direction Of the reverend fathers. The good wise.
acres of the town took il into their heads that the
Jesuits had been tempted by the value OF the silver
and ornaments of their venerable images. and IND
themselves purloined the treasure entrusted To their
care. On Easter Monday popular fury and tanaficlsm
reached rh... climax. and the Jrsuits establishment
was attacked by al GI:aged mob. who mauied the
unfortunate fathers 30 severely that the lives Of two
ar three of them are, ut the present moment, despair
ed nf. The coH J1ior"re wa treated in nm equally nm
ceremonioua nanner-heing pitched bodily cut OF
the window Of his own residence, which, being tor;u
nat.iy u Tow Ga., CRTrd him some broken bones. An
assault wR- made om leo ~IcieI9tc's pa'aCe, snh the
principal entrance neg v burnt nown Ue!ore tn mob
could b. repealed; but The digniiary himself wa ortiz.
nate enough 10 escape n" rough handling OF nc !'a''
err.
In the meantime G.e real author OF the saCrli@cloua
theft. surprised At the train ct ta.9ult 70 which he
had given rae by carrying OH the image. came I" Vie
resolution Of confe-ring, cOrdw popn!O, his heirouS
misieed. and the motives Of which had prompted
him Ia il. He mounted thu pIlplt therefore IN The
church, which WIS crowded :Ifh people waiting for
The return Of the Madonna. ari brandi-hin- his poin
ard, revealed himself 10 the dismnyed congregation
as the notorious brigand yc'eped Vendetta, q ut name
for such q maletactuT, the author OF holnlclfies snn
rohberirs without number, IL. terror ut gends:Ines.
and Il worthy rival of Jack Sheppard IN breaking "it
Gi p.iaJ.:. This consCirntious cut throat. how
discIa'neu any idhTI'"ii"a OF iinpic'y IN nhvlES Hd
violent hands on tH" HgIohn. and assured bis to"
people that he would revssi the place OF ner conos.l'
men,, where two candle would be- found burning ne.
fore her. But The condition OF this revelation was
&c DO q free uardon for bis own numerous crimes. and
those OF his brother, c Torthy Of hardly inferior re-
pute in the Annals &C brigand8ge, and lirewise n pen.
sion of twelve sCuci = month to enable MIA 10 leave
of his malpractices and live like a gatan"E0mo. EN-
gagiDg even 10 leave the country altogether II The
government accepted hs terms and assured him OF
the pGncta0. payments of the proposed pension. The
state of the town was co s!arming to tie authorities
that Vendetta's proposition WAS actually ielegraphed
TO Rome.
Orders were given for n troop of horse police and
~ dragnOna 10 start for VALERIE Monday evening,
Immediately after the girani dula frs works on the
Pincisn Hill. 4 couple o! companies OF Swiss infantry,
with u detachment OF artillery. were sent of the
next morning towards the SCENE ii action. and lie
result was tho restoration oi the image al: the cap.
turp of thu brig8nd, who was marched OF - prls"ni
after the Madonna had been professionally recon
Quoted TO her usual residence in the Church of 81.
Clement, under the care of the Jrsuits.
Vendetta has been transferred 10 u prison IN k0me,
where he probably { with M great indulgence.
and fifty or sixty ofthe most active rioters have been
arrested at Velletri. which town will continue to be
occupied by the military until judicial proceedings are
completed.
1t il said that the ~populace had a spite against the
gonfaiOnjrre and delegate, for their activity in enlorc.
ing tbs tax on industrial occupations which the gov
eminent haa leon endeavnring tn levy for The last
three or iour'ycsrs, and that, therefore. many ildivId-
nals were glad of an opportunity 20 wreak their VEN
gesnce on those digmtari.s.
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE
ATRIAL or II STEAMER ROitt*Sii.
Ar;miai II Simon azrH0rd-d R"tEh"n PI't ~
Gjrco~ja Fodcd-I IronbS IN Montenegro.
New YoRK, May The steamship B"rua,ia,
from Hamburg via Southampton, has arrived. She
left Southampton on the night Oi the 18th ult, and
brings London evening rspers OF that date.
The steamer Fulton from New York arrived at
Southampton on the evening OF the 18th.
The trial of Simon Bernard for participation in the
attempted murder of the Emperor Napoleon, was