New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15
THE PAPAL GOVERNMENT AND IT'S SUB
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Row. June -. 1889.
The -apguirary feroc,y displayed By the 20 called
Ssiss regiment IN IN. Papsl service, whrh .torIned
tie reheog- city Of Perugil the 0th irsr. Staying,
buuitc ard plunderlrg a. II in an enemy- country,
has already produced such impression N he ot1rr
rrvoei piovince that many cities AM tiwns, seeing
~ hope e support from either TIE French or the
Ii.sr nu'ese, after the explicit declaration of those
two -'.,rreigus, aud de-plnfg of m-n'i,png >ep.-
rate ind. peuGeuce having IN their OF submIs-
siGn 20 the supreme Poutif.
The inhab,aut, of Perugia having been twice, but
fWtle,sly summoned to return 70 their ale-isn' by
the Popes Envoy, the Advocate Lq'tslzi, himself
native Of Perugia the column under Col. schmidt al
vanced To- the s,.su'. The oTc- consisted of two ba,
taous ~ the Swiss regiment, 100 strong 800 Roman
nfartry, two pieces OF artillery, and company uf
eenGaunes, VINO were placed IN ambush on the roat t"
Florence. The attack wa made n three OF the gItes,
and OF them was sp, ediy bur-, open by d cannon
-hot. afioriirg passage Tor the entrance oi the
troups Al obstinate thou Zh an ire zular defense
n ade and the citizens retreafed fighting with Inferior
ar1- and ammunition 70 the PalaZZ0 Commnnae. 81
uaeG in the middle 81 the COrso, nearly mile from
the origin al point of attack where the conflict soon
came iO an end hu, the scill fury OF the sol
derry, who burst into the houses whence they hal
been fired %, ard committed the most dreadful ex-
cess.s.
Ab)ut 90 Per1gans taken With arms sill in
their .uds above 20 slain, ant n great nu nbar
wounded: but, A. maj OF the latter were taken into
private houses as well n itto hospitals their precise
lumber canro, be deteru ned Nine women aui chill
dren were victims Ia the ruthless soldiers in different
houses and The cru-ltles Of war were aggrava'si by
the horrors # Gcentiou,n-ss The loss ne eide of
the troops was comparatively tr fling. Two officers
ard rne soldiers killed, and two officers and 30
soldiers wounded. II appears that p number of Tus-
can- were IN the ranks uf tie be-iged party These,
after the capture Of the town eoieav0red 20 make
their escape a. AreZzo, but many of them Were shot
down by the gendarmes, who we're III ambush on the
rosi.
ON the following day Col. Schmidt, after declaring
o. h.. mr.
Ger for the 10 be under NATAL law, that al arms
she uld be given up, AMI military devices ad aside by
the inhabitants. tax was imposed upon the town tor
the expenses of the expedition, amounting, 1t Is All
10 $4,000, besiie 80 bsiocch day AMI campaigning
rato to each soldier. The PREPARATION Of the fortress
and other onerou- burdens, also fall to the lot OF tue
CIV The head If The Provisional Government, Guar
dabassi, j. fined S.O,O00.
Tcegraphic dispatches have informed tue Govern
meut OF Is Holiness Of the submission OF the revolted
cities of Fano aud Snigsglia the morning OF the
go and the 9th Gen. Al.egTol reoccu?ed Ancona
in the name Of the Pope, tina, officer having on tue
appointment OF Provisional Government, retired
With 200 men into the fortress. He was fortunate to
restore order without boodshed and before the ARRIVAL
of the Swiss aud pspal troops, OD strong, uhder the
command Of Gen. Kalberma'ten. by whom the Assault
10 have b. en- made on the 2'to mt Inc suomis-
sion Of Anccna was effected by the Instrumentation OF
the French Com, nj IL tina. city aud the French En-
bassac in Rome. DeputatIops have arrived IN Rome
Ia treat Of the terms os surrender Tor bologna, hd-
VIENNA ard the other towns of those provinces.
An An er' AN gentleman, Mr.. r.. y. Perkins of Bos-
ton sho arrived az PerUgia from Rome on the l1,h,
with Mr. Perkins and three other ladies', had very
nsrrow escape from hands of the brutal soliery,
wAs burst into the Ho.l De France, where he WAS
stsying shot tie muster of the hotel aut the waiter,
aud would most probably have murdered the travellers
also had they not been cOuceaed by the mother Of
the vi fortunate hot keeper in dark recess, leading
by sec.t to0r ont of of their bedrooms. In TINS
suffccatr hiding pace they all remained for Ourteea
hour and when they at last veuuTei out they found
that the whole hotel mad been Quilted, furniture aud
property destroyed or carried off, ADD that Mr.. Per
kLss luggage, containing money and valuable effects,
10 the amount of nearly $1,000 had likewise become
the prev If these freeboOtcts in uniform. The United
States Miris;e In Rome, Mr.. stockton, has received
an exac, of the from the sufferers,
nj is making energetic representations to the Gov
ernueLt in order TO obtain suitable repara.ion.