The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-29
ROME.
IT'S CAPTURE BY THE ITALIANS
lis llOm bn rdlment and 1F
or CapitnlatiOn.
JOYFUL RECEPTION or Ihh 'iAh
IANs by THE POPiLA'L'
a.. , enthusiastically Vel.
coined a. Their Del''er'r'
THE POPE BECOMING RECONClLED
no THE CHANGE.
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yrw YoRK, Sept. IA correspond
ont Of the Tribune ut the Italian hcadquar'-
or. sends .he following account of the tax
ing Of Rome, dated at that city on inc zoth;
"l,5 o'clock precisely, We heard the first
sbo.. A battery had been posted some 200 |
yards from where was standing, on y ter |
race. and It's aim was 10 open breach on
the right hand Of the Porta PA. General
Ferrer's artillery was doing the same
thing Mt Perta dc Popola, and Gen. Ange-
lima Twas opening breaches and dong
hard work near st. Giovanni and st. lo.
renzo. The precision of the Italian artil-
lery was marvellous. The fire had been
going on several hours, and long columns
81 black smoke rose. The breach was half
done, when ut the back Of IL We perceived
that house belonging ito tho Bonapartcs
had taken fire. Ate O'Clock bombshall
fell on the roof Of st. Agnes church. 1t
smashed the ceiling and fell into the church.
An order was Immediately given to sew
ersl soldiers to mount 10 the top Of tho
tower and hoist white flag. Several Of
the wounded had already arrived, and If
the bombshells had been aimed in that d.
rcction, II would have been o dangerous
place.
~ was heard. ] ran along the way and
saw that two cannon on the road had ceased
firing, and entered Pardonis Terlonia on
the left of the road, and In few minutes
was opposite the Porte Plea. The fire had
ceased, and the zousvcs hoisted a white
flag. A battalion Of Dersagliere mounted
the barricade, whom those Williams Of zou-
AYES fred again, killing on the spot Signor
Patelive, major Of the battalion. Gen.
a.. al I'D A,s
stan, marched In front, sword In hand, TO
the barricHde. The 10th and 4ist regi-
ments Of infantry followed. The first Off.
Ger who advanced was Signor valuzlani,
who was oxiled from Rome eleven years
ago, and was now all too happy 90 see his
native country again. Just ms he reached
the tsrricade he Tell dead, struck by . bull.
let in the forehead. The soldiers mount
the barbados with jolly faces; the Colo
mel OF the regiment rides TO the very top Of
the barricade. He has his cigar in his
mouth and looks proudly on his soldiers
and little cares for the bullets whistling
about his face. The troops have occupied
the gates, the Papal artillery surrender,
and tho Ere has ceased"
The Piazzi del Terunni was full Of papal
artillery, Q regiment CT xouaves, .and
squadron Of cavalry. Piazzi del Monte
Cavello was also occupied by the artillery.
All were disarmed by the 4lst. The people
began 10 pour in from every quarter with
the tri-color flags ia their hands, shouting
like mad for the king and the army. The
tquadrouglieri, composed OF persons sem
fenced TO the galleys or 10 Imprisonment
for criminal offences but released 10 form
amilitsry body, solely dependent on the
church Of Rome, were expected TO make
,nt-nti.f huts lay ann snlo al A.,
prisoners. The general commanding ono
Il the brigadcs was soon surrounded by
people who kissed his hands and even the
lsgs Of his horse, and cried Long live our
Nberatorsi The Italian flag was soon
bois.ed on the capitol, bells were pcalcd,
the band played the Royal march, and
thousands Of voices cried "Long Live Vic
tor Emmanuel Old men and women
were seen embracing the soldiers holding
them iigh, by the waist and crying out
"Dont leave US any more in the hands Of
tia, brute, the pope, his priests and his
brigsnds. Tho long and lno street Of
the Corso locked like fairy scene, with its
thousanda Of colored lamps, and its win.
COWS covered with flags.
"rhe following proclamation Wa posted |
In every quarter Of the city;
koInansi the goodness Of our right
and the yhor OF our arms have in "A few
hours brought me amongst you TO restore
- you liberty. Now your des:inics and
those Of the nation lie in your own hand.
Strong by your suffering Italy will at
least have the glory of solving that great
problem which has so terribly been n bur,
den 70 society, Thanks TO the Romans.
also, IN the name of the army. for the
heartfelt reception you gave TO US. Con.
tihue 10 preserve. rs you did 10 this dav.
'he Puphe order because without il there is
no liberty possible. Romans the morning
OF september goth, 1870, marks a Inemorn.
be epoeh IN the history Of Rome. IL hn,
again returned 70 be, aud forever. Tho
great capital OF great nation. Lon, li,c
the king. Long live Italy
THE LOSSES.
The losses OF the army were slo,l Goa
killed and wounded.
REruRSisG c0SFIprSCy.
ROME, Sept. 21.-ln the city, confidence
Is returning In business circles. The pope
and cardinals now show themselve. in
public again.
THE TRIMS OF cApITrlATIos
The cspitulation stipuls,ions on the goth
run thuS:
"Capitulasion for the surrender Of the
city Of Rome. stipulated between the
commanding general OF the papal troops,
respectively represented by the under
signed, Vim Albisn, Sept. 20, 1870
4. The city Of Rome, excepting tina,
part which is limited on the southern part
Of The walls Of Sante Spirito, and compre-
handing Mount Vatican and Castle St.
Angelo, formisg the so-called Leonine
city, its complete armament, flags, arms,
ammunition and stores, all the stores Mi
the objects belonging 70 the government
shall be consigned TO the troops of his
majesty, the king Of Italy.
~. All the garrison Of the city shall Dc.
part. resolving the koSoss Of war, with pil.
Lgs. Arms. and baggage. After the non.
ors shall have been rendered 10 them they
will lay down their hags and arms. The
officers shsll have right 70 carry with
them the swords horses, and anything be.
lesve first; the others will follow in tba or
der Of battle, with the left at the head
The garrison will leave tomorrow morn.