The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

sim by meas OF violent demonstrations bsso,a h ,.
rs s nHD N ssmSsgn and the SsermMauoa q The
penirs
II appesra certain that .hs pgoy'nN iln.s ~ eayeYn
menf proclaimed ~ Bologna by Counts Pepo, Mavezzi
and other leading nobeman OF the province afer the
withdrawal OF the Austrian garrison n Z. Of the
Pspai I"sa'e Cardinal a,esi ia the Of the ex
isting governments and Is firmly believed tn tns Az
surances Of p,oteccp often given Pope ~ tas
Emperor Napoleon will 90 verified, By portion Of
from Florence 70 occupy Bologna The imprrss ~ 70
"a s this bas already taken place, and that the openly
manifested Intention OF the French Ain-
s At any rate for the present. the Popes sway ,nrougu
oa' NO ootan,ons vi prevent any uoimeiy sstemps a.
90 the part OF the phsbtants OF the legations
so Jar nom wishing TO alarm Pho Mono unoer The pre-
sent circumstances, is alleged Feach are pscu
sa, - sos 70 s'osae him as much az possible, Lest ns
snoua Dc tempted 70 give THIN the sp end ansfer she
moral weight Of his aad ayrp.snV IN tha
na,anoe Of The Aus ria.s 10 guard asainss con-
ness are watched con.iDnaly by French agents Yea
within the precincts OF the apostolic paace; put does
pot appear very hSey tnas the Snpress fontn snoud
rNk 20 iu,y ndeDt sep, especially austrian
star "a On the wsue even sss'iog aside the fsct OF
ms freDch tendsnceas aaa as ptssect serenity.
The accounts from Ancoua, received lois mora
ing, furssh details respecting the evac 4loa Of ihat
town and fortress by the Aasosos rae general in com
marc only received irstructnns To that esss on tho
eveling d sstaroay, the litn, bot by t~o COOK n
on the i2h hs troops ready to march, and the for
mai cons gnn eLt OF the fortress guns barracks and
dnTeo military Of the c,.y pace the only Pa
pal military force the being few cend
armies ana custom Rouse soefe. Tas Austria narO1ed
out OF the city at three and hatss Champ de-
Mars TO organize their line OF march, which eScan-
bered with arsr stores OF Various k,ads invaids
only "a sick men, whose too psecarox 10 al
low OF their removal being left behind Il nay easily
imagined how overjoyed the inhabitants or Ancons
a. the departure OF auCh formidable guests whose
stay in their city had been marked By tLe destruction OF
property sxscucus OF all kinds aad overnearuz iuso-
ence With their departure has sso cease Continual
spprehensons Of the citizens lest the French snoua bonn
bare the citS 10 drive their enc nes out.
On the evening of the 2th OTIS Of al tyooos
arrived ~ ADcohe from Snigsgii Macerp and yes
tercay detachment vi tler we're sent Ia all hasa
from Rome 10 occupy The fort Whence Sbey hal been
so unceemopously ejecie BY the Austr,aSs Dhgeocee
oDnbUsfs and other vehicles provided tbs con-
ton.
conjectured tina, the pre,ex, for The depa-
ture OF the Austrianh from the Papa Dlons was DIFF.
terence between he tso govsrnmons right
OF French vessels OF 10 enter the barbor Ancona
as belonging 10 Neutral Power there doubt
that strategic motives alone have detarmned the with.
oIawsl Of The Austrian g~rfsous 10 their
hitherto ioug and strsegiing inc
fois afternoon the Papa regiment Of Swiss, 800 strong,
marched out Of Rome for perugia where strong political
excitement exists aud for Ancpna. Ia fact sre quite
without inoig noss troops 10 Rome excepting two or
three comps lee Of grenaors parade few
Dragons. fo Memo IS dependent morally Aoi phyui-
cslIy upon his French aies Bologna ia In the sam3
condition, Cardinal Hlesi The Legs having aougbt Dit
TO protect bis fight 10 FerrAra By taxing him two
companies OF Roman infantry, wbcn nao until been
eaoned IN the CITY. F-rfara trilmvru.o
OF earoinak-hiiiesi, Vanniceii tie Archbishop, and
Vs'e. prela. -
Rome meanwhile 10 perfectly tranquil the Inhabitants
coutebDx themselves With dem sAoua
airing cravats Of Italian trieoior, avp auipy ina
French military bands, throwog flowers before Csoeral
lions Of Napoleon ILL Victor Emanuel ana the vsorous
GaIbadi.