The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-16
EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE PAPAL GOVERNMENT AND ITS SUBJECTS.
BY THE CANADA

service, which stormed the rebellious city of Pc
rugia on the 2Oth inst, Staying, burning, and plum
dering as if in an enemys country, has already
produced such impression in the other revolted
provinces, that many cities and towns, seeing no
hope of support from either the French the Pied
montese, after the explicit declaration of those two
sovereigns, and despairing Of maintaining sepa-
rate independence have sent in their acts of submis
sion to the Supreme POntif
The inhabitants of Perugia have been twice. but
trutlessly, summoned to return to their allegiance
by the Pope's Envoy, the Advocate Lattanzi, him
self a native of Perugia, the column under Colonel
Schmidt advanced to the assault The force CON
sisted OF two battalons of the Swiss regiment 700
strong; 300 Roman infantry two pieces of artillery
ana company OF gendarmes, who were placed in
ambush on the road to Florence. The attack was
made at three of the gates, and one of them was
speedily burst open by cannon shot, affording a
passage for the entrance of the troops An obsti-
nate though an irregular defence was made, and
the citizens retreated, fighting with inferior arms
and ammunition, to the Palazzo Communale situ-
ated in the middle of the Corso, nearly mile from
the original point of attack, where the conflict soon
came to an end but not the vengeful fury of the
soldiery, who burst into the houses whence they
had been fired on, and committed the most dreadful
excesSes.
About 90 Perugians were taken with arms still
IN their hands, above 20 slain, and great
number wounded; but, as many of the latter were
taken into private houses as well as into hospitals
their precise number cannot be determined. Nine
women and children were victims to the ruthless
cfueltieS of
war were aggravated by the horrors of licentious-
ness. The loss on the side of the troops was com
paratvely triling. Two officers and nine soldiers
were killed, and two officers and thirty soldiers
wounded. 1t appears that number of Tuscans
were in the ranks of the besieged party These
after the capture of the town, endeavored to make
their escape to Arezzo, but many of them were
shot down by the gendarmes, who were in ambush
on the road
On the following day, Col. Schmidt, after declal
ing the restoration of the Pontitical Government
cave orders for the town to be under martial law
that all arms should be given up, and military de
vices laid aside by the inhabitants. A tax was i'm
posed upon the town for the expenses of the exped
ton, amounting, it is said, to S6OO0O, beside 30
baiocchi a day and campaigning rations to each
soldier. The reparation of the fortress and other
onerous burdens, also fall to the lot of the city,
the head of the Provisional Government Guarda-
bassi, is fined $50 O00
Telegraphic dispatches have informed the gov
ernment Of His Holiness CT the submission of the
reVOlted cities of Fano and Sinigaga on the morn
ing of the 23d, and on the oath Gen Alegrini re-
occupied AncOna, in the name of the Pope that
officer having, on tie appointment of Provisional
Government, retired with 700 into the fortress
He was fortunate to restore order without blood
shed, and before the arrival of the Swiss and Papal
troops, 1000 strong, under the command of Gen
kabermatten, by whom the assault was to have
been made on the 9th inst. The submission of An
coma was effected by the intermediation Of the
French consul in that city, and the French am
bassador in Rome. Deputations have arrived in
Rome to treat OF the terms of surrender for Bolog-
ma, Ravenna, and the other towns of these PROV
inces.
An American gentleman MIR f. " parlirs Of
Boston, who arrived at Peruga from Rome on the
18th, with Mrs. Perkins and three other ladies' had
very narrow escape from the hands of the brutal
sOldierv, who burst into the Hotel de France
where he was stavinG. shot the master of tba bnti
and the waiter and would most probably have
murdered the travellers also, had they not been
yon,,or IN - daI 80 VI va? uulo' luu"te ilotel-
ont ~ ono Of IL LlI, ~ @ !" seIr 81 reU u"oi .
bidinr ,ieoa th, IN ,;ii u Sils suIoI'tlnS
and When tbev ai last vnntnrod ont tbo, ] %
tbo wboI MI baS b t, 'nel l?unu lhaG
rronert,. dostrooJ o ai5 a' @ iuJ"tiute anu
PerkinS' Ing%aoe containi oIl "I, ',i1t ~
effects TO t6c omonnt Of Gear S3 60N bad i;i'n
49, - ~. '' ~ = ~o'VV', u"u INT
"l:c oe'o'm m tng property Vi lhese lreeDOoters IN
EhI'oih. EI 2iI me uhlted states minister IN Rome,
r. ntockton' mas recelVed an exact account OF the
80: ence iion .ne suheIerS, anu Is making ener-
setS 10 tne Government IN order
~ o''"ia l,s'I.'s su,'a'ie lepardtIoh.
orENlNU BRIDGE OVER THE NILE.
tT} % iItve' ioin -A'eA1nutla' oi Ihe llth, says;
iIs aan "''I " y'"a"e JeeIWnaC Ine ARABS eX-
m H. o; ui.' last week,
srlon6id in, hr;I ~ - ioi u AN: vi lie
nyor bib tb @ o ~ .oi oss lne me 1here'
ottondod as ,,sTi m 80 L ~ i1;p S,i' p"se: ASSES a dSla'
o0G NV oo0 afh; Iu,i PuoltC occasions cy some
tha carnmon Tb T2IIP,I T"' =. assisting ''
| r rr.: ~ I'n''S' vi HiBh MINISTERS
VI "et III 't'ehudlce' anu opened the pro
tot ~ tiie prayers alier Whlch
J ,tb NJ LiI S"oI meet thS priage peihg
r t .',oit anu tLle nesI m
S " PO'c OiasSeS vi 'ne ny stahuers' lneH
SiS pa'C '" tne ceremony pelng concluded,
enainae~ Of tbe rnhra S - Nousei ole 81 Itie ne
Vicerov naesad in tb ft +i a. o' li'
which Tor its whole innrtb was Tnad on n;hn Ia
! h. H. -, ~ !Eit! - ~ me- ou el'iei siu'
amiJt tb bmri f tb Ddhu pay ing, an[
We're feehIv attanntd t b al IN % milcl
Said Pasha DISPLAYED his usuaI Iiheraitv an tbn Pc
casion bv not only having a sumptuons dinner fo,
| all the Workmen emnIoyod in thn oroo+io, ~ a.
BRIDGE and tha officials of +ba roiu-o,, hut i; 49,
more taroihIa yaT, NJ orJoriC 49, ~ " ty. ~ .tS ~ ~ CIV
he prpsnnfnd to tbam ord - bsoi, .bh " yo6C
ordered to be Maid NJ Romse and Of 60 0no to W
! Harrison sunnrir div, o,,,.;r,a, ~N'N ~ 49,
FRAN ts P,ris (aL5ss,1s s ,Ils I,t r q, c,t7
TUE FpEycu Firm TrT pcn,| P,'r"rD y I'' o u,oo',i
popdent datino from Rresca on tho oatb Of In,,o
| reports a fact which has not hitherto transnirad
ncerninu the scientific annliancns Of aIaot, - -
war purp6ses II wopId spnear that tbe frlo
BILE precision and unity Of the French erni,tinrs
was acomnlisbed bv 0uitn roI-oi sart nc a;"
aide-de-camps From each corns once IN "g nno;
ton borsamon roda off to tbo ppa+ H. w ~
rong in his ronid co,,rso Eht iai,,i un- m
time Vas Iost il, adortinc 70 . fid ~ ",'|" NV
thn rncess os oata5 oIi 80 s,u pp %ppiSi @ a.uS anu anu
of twelve miles Hence the noyaent Of tb bI
| army yros Lnou,n ord roo.ni+T Ia ~ VI rI I "noe i
s.fr6m dawn TO fdau,v are - nm that daoii d
! This arrapUen,pnt had baan ,Ionnod in Pr; II .
supnIv of nutta-nnrcb coverod roatai +bn,d e. r
| warded with sacrasry and disna+ob T. ba. J -,
work and tba natent nav ,,pr b. a;oi5 "i'G D. -,
table raIvanisrn haats nortahIa oros - a I3 W
known Ia both arn,e9 tbot 7s,o;i tiL 81, ~ ~;
corns onerotod in tb ro - r. ln! =!
vriras as fast os an,, od,o,,oo ''It ;t'o
| H. oLiof a.;! -! " " al II J" DO maui NJ Lar l.
emfarad 49, Ill inu ~ 'ne uIst @ rIehclihah Wh'
| - t ~ - a. WI w Sue auSIIlahS were scaGc
ye' OUT Oh IT, was NJ. HauthleT, OF that staff who
80 uP iI' 'oA anu GIegr dPheu the details OF thC
t t'edt!ns e3iPs at Tue moment they were outside
thc Sa'es' lohato, Mohtechlero ana Castglont
| were WEI Ill instant communication with Brescla ano
~ llinil, Nnen et'cu"'eu " oy the roe on the z5d.
No'ilON of AN AuslHIAN STEAMBOAT AND TWO
NJ, r.,,.. hoNphED MEE'
e ns Is an eAtracI from 'he letter oil the
Domy Tx He1S correspondent dated June Il
..ihy uay % pGioIe Yesterday one OF the Austrian
.2 Hboii an oh 'ne Lake OF uarGa, mac
Se" siS Jam WIN Ihe onect o
ItconnoiterInS WaIlodu FORCES at Hale. AS alter
tie a.ilon vi IRE II was ihougnt prudent to
stlens liien 'e NdcCidtpIl uelie Alpl' fledmon-
ese Da'tery was sent sen there win TWO oattalfons OF
E Eau'i Wv NieIIn' IueS hau just arrived When the
80 P;P IF t "%s oIue'e1 10 steer to
tJ =: ~ uI VI tne diua' one thereore
80 - % ~, VI ,I'r .'n' DuI S at the II, no,hehI she
"as eh'c'ihS 'ne ooI vi Daie, the fleumonteSe
battery oPeheo l's hre upon her Our guns had
oeeh so wen alTecteG that TWO oil thelr round shot
sum peslioyeu ner egaht stern. vi course, tins
was the slgnal lor nasty retreat out as she was
about TO turn her helm, wel[dlrected grenade
| lell on the middle OF her deck. Two seconds at
| terward tremendous explosion was heard; the
! grenade had made its way into the magazine, and
IN less than nye minutes the Francis Joseph was in
| names. A distress signal was hosted but before
| the Benedek could be sent from PeschieTa to helr
her crew, she sank in the midst of the lake. Not