The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-19
THE PAPAI, STATES.

ADDkEss OF Plus TIE NINTH TO THE CARDINALS
THE RBvoLUTIoNIsTs EXCoMMUNICATED.
The following is the most important passage in the I'D.
dress delivered by the Pope the both Of June the
because after having, by means of protest atoms
sent through CARDINAL OF State ali the
ana Ministers Of neighboriDg Powers expressed
approval and detesaton Of the cupabe atempts al
rebellion, that now venerable brothers. raising
In this copsisory, protest with the whole force
soul against all that the rebels have dared 70 do in various
places and by virtue Of supreme authority we dis
approve, reject and abolish each and ali OF the
acts committed by Bologna, Raveona Perugia,
authority, and against the principal Of the Holy
See. BY whateuer hy called in tyh1tsur nav
they are formed, ue declare s,e acts 10 b. oQ Lqi
mate and dcriIgio More than this for the benefit OF
all we recall TO memory the excommun cations and
the other eccIesasical pains penalties inflicted al
various times by the the DEGREES OF
council especially by that OF Trent against all those who
have dared in any way to rebel against the temporal
power OF the Roman Pop; and further declare that
those who in Bologna Ravenna, Peruga, any other
city haze dared 10 pold> trouble the pa.erno urisdc.
ton IF ST. Peter by ded conspiracy, 10 any other
way, have already wretchedy fallen under their action
REPORT OF THE PoNrIFIcIAL GENERAL IN PERuGIA.
The following is General Schmids report the
ton Of Peruga :-As / have already had the honor
report by telegraph the reduction Of the city OF reruga
to the legitimate government Of the Holy See, pro
ceed TO offer a detailed account Of the sfriir.
On the Goth OF the present month, at t~o A. NJ, left
ful'guo With my regiment accompanied by section of
Indigenous artillery, picqpet Of about sixty gentarnes
ano thirty Of the Financial Guard Custom House), and
projected sowly and with all caution the bridge OF ST.
Sovanni which few hours before had been abandoned
Wy ,ne insurgents, continued route EDWARDS, and
pssps ,e noer, approached the Gorge which appeared
enaa,mss u ND but scarcely had the mounted
go 49,, ioI hen the advanced guard, entered II
W pen enos vas nred from Of the closed houses
w.nop. wouunns myseN with tots suburb proceeded
Her LattaDzi, the Councillor OF state 80 W., "a &C
ward by the superior govern 70 perupa 10 demand
the pactc re esubisomont of order and "a
the legitimate sovereign. Be informed me tha, ali bs ON
deavors 70 reduce the acoa 10 their ou,y had bean m
vain, and that ihey oos,na,eiy deterrp -, Az
fend the city against every attack " 20
Conscious Of the hostile intentions Of the insprye,,s
and aware besides that achievements were $1,000
from Tuscany decided on delaying the assault no ong.r
notwithstanding the fatigue Of the troops In
OF their long march. accordingly directed the men In
deposit their snspsacks, and, forming them three col
unne advanced towards The city in the midst OF eo,hps
astic shouts Of military ardor.
The first column, under the command Major Team.
nerat, followed by the artillery, took tho road the
second, commanded by ssjor Dupaquior, advanced by
ihs old road ara the third composed of two Companies