New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
THE PAPAL STATES.


soldier. Letter IL Daily London News
THE PAPAL STATES.
A letter from Rome, dated the 9TH inst, and pub
E-hed in Continents! Journal, ssys:
"The Prince of Tour d'Auvergne auditor of the
rota for TIE French Government, has received orders
to hold bimsef ready TO leave for the headquarters OF
the Emperor Napoleon. II IL said that he Is COMMITS
stoned to present to the Emperor Napoleon an auto
graph letter from the Pope, and to announce in the
Of biz Holiness that he is determined TO demand
Of the Catholic powers All armed Intervention. IL IS
certain that the Spanish and Portuguese Governments
have offered assistance If required. meeting Of Car
dirals took place last evening al the vatican COM
posed of AItor eli, Mattel, Pa'riZi, Ferett Aler,
Saniucc ard ID Pieuo The object Of the council was
to consider what measures should be adopted under
existing Circumstances. TIE Government Of the
Holy See is determined TO maintain its tenn
pora power by force Of arns. IL vii concentrate
all its troops at AncoIa and when the reinforce
ments arrive which it expects from the Catholic PoS-
ers, il viii command them to enter into the legaons
end TO re,ske Rnin ana the neighbOring towns. Mr..
Russell British Charge dAffaires. had audience Of
the Pope few days since. He was well received,
ard his Holiness said to him, smiling "Ef gland is
" row in tie hands of your relative, Lord John Rus
4" iell, who in orcer 10 obtain office united with Lord
L" PalmerstOn. Both are enemies Of Rome, end with
their Ministry the Government Of the Holy See viii,
" Io doubt be exposed 10 some uupleasantDess; but
assure you, tDhL Ia TOE IlubD bl VI war,
" ard Of 70 many governments Overthrown, the Pope
4" will remain aways the Pope. Providence and tne
history of So many centuries my guarantee for
"that. What matter thst the Papacy 1e annoyed or
" even persecutej. Perhaps at th. moment SUCH
persecution enters into the designs Of GOi.'
letter from Rome OF July ., in the CorrespondaHce
Bulhtr SAYS that the revolution ruu phsnt through
out Romagna. Every town from terrara TO Cattvnca
has elected iuntas aud pronounced for annexation 20
Piedmont Bt siles Fenars and Boogua, Canto Co.
nacEio, Lugo, BaguacGvoll, Ravenna, lmoia, Forl,
CeseIa, Borrora, Corsa, SAINT Arcangelo Savis.
and kImi, have declared themselves IN favor of
the H. oveuent
Letters from Rome of the 9TH state that four English
Nne-of ba'te ships have appeared before Ancona
TIE MASSACRE AT PERUGA.
A gentleman, who signs himself &" Boston, L. S. A.
in Ietter to The London Times, says:
AZ YOU have already opened your columns TO
communication from Of my family who wrote
hurried account of our adventures and the iInmoent
hazaIcs TO which we were exposed during the sscS
and pilage which followed the assault on ll,saredPe
rugiu by the let Foreign Regiment ID the Pnpes ser
wee, you may, perhaps, be willing Ia publish few
more details which the press OF correspohdence grow
ing ont of this outrage, with Mr. Stockton, the Amer-
can Minister al Rome, has henceforth prevented Inc
fIcm giving.
The troops left Rome on Tuesday the Nth, the day
of the popular demOnstIati0n which drove the Peru
gisn authorities with the few soldiers under them 10
take refuge FclguO. II is universally believed that
the troops ignorant Of their destination until they
arrived at Civits Cssellars; that when informed OF
the service expected OF them muDy 10 their credit
he il said broke out among them, when vas mol
quelled without blOodshed; and that It was then aud
ttere they were promised the ssck and pilage Of uu
happy PeIugia "a inducement to proceed TO iIs
capture.
Mapy Of yonr readers will recollect the Hotel de
France in the B6rgo San Petro, snd IFS excellent ahd
lord and laudlady. They were deservedly liked by all
visitors who remained At their house while enjoying
the treasures of art nature and antiquity with
which the city and its enyir0ns abroad. lney "iu
essiy credit tie innocence OF poor Signor Giuseppe
Storti and his wife of any completely IN the political
disturbance the srmed resistance of the victims o
tyranny. He lies in bloody grave, while she sur
vivs with her .ed mother, widowed aud beggaed IN
a sun mer Afternoon. / can spesk from personal oo-
-ervation Of Sturt innocence Of any hiing from hs
house throwing Of tiles or stones from the root IN
the heads al the sggresso-s. We owed our safety 70
the prOydcltial spIG'lcn when led u "hen affairs
became seriour 10 take refuge from any chance
shot in sheltered room Oh the second floor, out
Of which opened long narrow closet by dcor
concealed III the paper-nanglhg anording Us halng
place from the onset ot the iniuriated SOY
disry who at first spared TO QUE. S0fti "as on hi'
way with biz wife her mother, aid my msnsersant,
to icp us hen -o1leTs broke iat0 the house Di
deYei his two servants below, and shot hun Gu the
laudiug he crossed the head oi tue Stairs an1 tneh
dspa ohed hin with their bayore as Jay on the moor
at The DOR OF the room where we we're a,seHhpeH a.
the sound Of the fussde ent the gc0ans ana cries o
the wounded took refuge in the ci0-el r servant
with Nae a,ne S.ort and her mother, fled into ths al
dii1 frcl OF ibtil hirt- "
The soldier no rushed upon hun vlth hxei phEonet
would have shown none had he not hsppily avoided
the fatal thrust aud sprung irto the a.salant aI
huegirg him closely a. 10 pnon nm Tor me hODebt
and CRYING ont in French, that he was Frenchmsn,
tie servant If an American family who were close a.
hand They forced him to discover our retfeat. We
were dragged cut ntO the ro0i aud should nave been
instantly murdered bat for Of the band who pre-
pared by NY servants deceIa!ion for The presence o'
Americans, and berg touched by the sight Of ny
family begging tor my lie their knees-iOr they
innccently supposed II at such wrtcaes would not To-
iu-e women an children and that the men were IN tbe
createst G6rgor-spt perbaps, convinced OF the Tu'A
of our statement of our DOn.ltsllan appearance, o!
nv passport which hell open IN my hand a. nag
of truce sud earnest prnteststnns ~ our naoh-
aly and modified by the gold which disinontei'
ana by the hope Of promised gam II they spared US
stonped nus comrades when tie steel almost touched
our bressts "a they rushed upon us utterly defense
less. and persuaded them go of in q1es Of purder,
after they had robbed IA c everything of value on ou'
persors except nv ws,cb. winch Concealed. About
three.quarteIs of an hour passed 10 silence, snd We
begsn 10 hope for a speedy deliversnce, when new
irrlutiop took place OF solOIers who, having depc--
tied their uluskets had culy their sabIes. Happy
for Us inst ss We were running into the friendly
closet 8. soldier one of those who protected
rs made his appearance suddenly, AMI warned
us of our great danger We meTciiuly were not dis
cerp.d bv hs fellows though | felt tast We were IN
great peril. With loud oaths they dashed open awa-
robe and dashed eyeD thing IL tue room TO pieces we
nas.sd night q. srea; Ixiey without food or sleep.
H. tIe morning about o'clock We had fresh alarm,
ard aesin beiook ourselves 10 our hding place, but
Happily il false one, and AZ a. H. Cd ius>ls!'