New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
THE PAPAL STATES.

A ispstch from Tu;ic Gays ths tie Swiss regiments
p1ev:ou y reported 10 bsse left Rome, had attacked
PerupA Great resi- lsteIce vas made, botcltt5t stand
INC tie defenders were few. After three n"ur3
fighting OUTSIDE the town the S~iss entered, ard the
combat continued fer two hours in the streets. The
Swiss trsmped dewn end killed every woman ana
oefenseless peiso5. The Iezt day, the outrages,
arrests and firing on the people RECOMMENDED. Tee
town was in "a stste OF siege.
The latest adv;cts from Rome state that on the 2lst
a crowd assembled before tbe French garrison, AID
wer about display the ticoloed flag and proclaim
the dictatorship oi Victor T. IsIuel, but Geo. Guyon
prevented It, Strong patrols trsversedtbe town. The
Pope has notified his protest against the dismember-
ueIt Of ais States to the Powers represented at the
Paris Conference. At Guta the Pope addressed the
Consstory On the separation Of Romagns from the
States of the Church His Holiness communicated
10 the Cardinals letter Of the Emperor Napoleon
guaranteeing the independence Of the Papal States
The DcJa,s publishes letter from Rome, couplan-
ipg that the as were let loose by the authorities
the light of the Illumination for Magenta. student
Of the French Academy had been stlettoed by these
niscreents on the Piazza d Spagna. Another caught
stealing watch took refuge in the Church of st. Lo-
reno in Damaso and tue two Chasseurs &c Vincennes
lugged him out in defiance Of the asylum. AntOneh
ordered him benefit Of clergy, aud he got Of.
The Roman correspondent Of TIE Times, writing on
the 18th inst, says:
Az soon ~ the fact Of toe Austrian evacuation
known IN Bologna the people gave way 20 exal;ation,
and assembled in the Piazza Gsaute, where the Dele
gate resides TIE Marchese PepOli MsIchese TOma-
ra and Corn,e Mavezzi members of the mOst oistn-
eushed femilles Of the city, presented themselves to
tie Cardinal aud suggested that in order to insure the
obedience Of the people to thc Papa Gover1meLt, con
cessious were Necessary. The Cardinal refused; and,
fearing a Iisc, followed the AustTians to Fcrara,
whence he sen: to Bologna protest agsins. the pro-
yisona government which bad been formed on 1s 0e-
parture At the head Of 1t were the three noblemen
above mentioned, and Casalini, young man not
known in Bologna society These facts were known 10
Rome by telegraph on the Saturday and great aopre-
hension felt the Vatican, where the Impression
was that the whole Of Romagns had risen. Gen cay
on Immediately offered to occupy Bologna with trench
toors but AhtOnelh refused the offer, alleging bis un-
willingness to violate the neutrality For - days or
more ioreseeing the events which were tbiea enng,
GuyOn had offered similar assistance, winch Wa IN
yariaby refused and the idea is that AntoneAl has
placed his hopes on revolution aud reaction. After
the functions however, r the Capell Ssoa, at w hit
suutide the Pope called CARDINAL Aeri, Deo Genga,
Santucci, and De Pietro 10 council, ana II
appears to be positive that as one result,
poe was cent on the l3lh or l4th To france
demanding French intervention which we shsl pro-
bsbv see "a soon the evacuation OF AncOla If COM
pleted. AT Rmlni, the AusiIians viii aoanoon the
Romegna, and, perhaps, march TO Comaeeino os e Ter
rera, AT ALcona they have leit munitions 0i war
cannon ana provisions llctng no damage on the CITY,
which has been kept in constant state OF agitation Tor
the last two months Here in Rome, as tue French
have observed the Roman police have acted recently
almost as the protectors of the candH ct the cy VINO
might be useful in reaction or row; 30 inuch So III
deed az TO awaken some fears for the public safety
For this reason the French have employed large force
of geudarnlerie ano have patroAet the streets nght
and dAy with considerable forces. Papa troops have
cft and continue TO leave Rome for Perugia and other
districts of Ancona. There is great fear that the insur
rection will extend to every part which has been eva
cuated 10y the Austiians Cardinal Antonell spreads
the repo that it is under his influence that the Austr
ans have left the Papa States. Prince Napoleon al
ysed the Dpke de Grammont within the last tc~ days.
in cipher. that the Austrians were preparing move,
mems in the Romagna The Duke replied that he had
received the most positive assurances 10 the contrary
from Cardinal Autonelh. The Prince Napoleon then,
by another telegram not in cipher, replied The Car
dinal ia laughing at you.