, 1870-09-28

to inform sou that the safetJ OF Inter course to
aud frum Paris has now become wholly subof-
tiinate 10 military events Vos THILK-
Proceedings have been commenced for the re-
election Of Jacoby. from Betiln, the district be
now represents, to the House OF Delegates.
ITALY.
+. NJ, S-1t. e1-Ctnndcnre Is rrfurnnE In
ns.s r~s rs,clt~. The Ptrr amt Cardinals nov
ttuw themselves 10 public again.
CORRESPONDENT OF the New York Tribune tele- |
eraphs from Florence, "The Pnpe desltinE TO /
drive through the city, General Csdorvs gave Of
dcrs that the same honor be paid him as to the |
Eiug, and to tile Cardinals aa to the Princes Of |
lsoyal blood"
4 correspondent Of the New York Tribune with |
ire Italian headquarters. sends the following zc-
&C unt Of the taking Of Rome:
ROME. Sept. 90.-At O'Clock precisely We heard |
the nrst shot. A battery had heeu posted some
two hundred yhr!ls tFum where IVES standing
un terrace, and Its aim was to open breach On
tic right hand Of the Fora Ria. General Feners
artillery Was doing the came thing At the Porta
dr. Popola, and General Angelina WAS opening
breaches and duing hard work near s. GlnyannI
ST. Lorenzo. The precision Of the Italian artillery
was marvellous The IRE had been go
Ing on several hours. and long COL
unns Of black smoke rose. The breach
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ceiscd thai mouse belonging to the Donapastes
bad TAKEN nte. At O'Clock a bomoshelE fell on
thtsssoof Of St. Agnes Church II smashed the
ceiling and fell into the church. An ostlcf Was
Immediately g1Scn 10 several soldiers To meant
to the top Of the tower and hoist the white nAg Of
tho Geneva Convention. Several OF the wounded
had already arrived, and II bombsheil had been
aimed In tnat direction It would have been a
dangerous plsce. At half-Past 10 strung 1re OF
tSL spT7r NR% I fN1 Nfn10 $xRF
saw that two cannon on tho Eosd
Ind reased nstag, and entered i'astonIo TeRlonia
Oh the left Of The read. and. IN few minutes,
was opposite the Porto Plea. The IRE had ceased
and the ZBuaycs bad hoissed the white nag. 4
battalion ct ReIsagliere mounted the ta1tcate.
when thosc villains Of Zouayes uted again. killing
on the srot Sgnor patelieye, Major OF the ba,tal-
lon. General Ceseny. with his wounded arm, and
lis stan marched 10 tront, sword in hand, to the
bsr1tcnde. The Fort,eth and Forty-t1rst rext-
meuts Of infantry followed. The nrst officer who
advanced Was Signor yaluzianl, who WAS
cxtled from Rome eltven yeass ago,
untl Kas NOW at too hspry to SEC his native eoun-
nv ara1n. Juss AZ he reached the Ton Of tie bar
rcade he fell dead struck by bullet In the fure.
head, The sotdieys mounted the barrtcades with
}otly faces The Colonel Of the regiment rides to
the very top Of the barEscadc. lie has his cigar
III Its mouth looks proudly on his soldiers. aud
facs ,Tnn ,,nnna n,ro .,,.c,,n.n., ,,,s r.,.a ,he
rapal artillery surrender. aud The nre has
rrssed...
The Piazza del Tcruuut yas. fult Of ranal artsl.
1err, regiment Of zouayes. and q sauf,,ron OF
xaynlry, The P1ax1a del Monte Careup was also
tccuriea by Panal arti,lerr. Al werr dIssrued
| by the Forty.nrst.
The peopic began to pour Ia from erefy u;,at-
TIT, with tt-co]ore1 ta9s in their hands. shouting
uyc rnn,1 far thc Elnv ana armv, The snna,f-
onrtier1. comnose1 nf r,er.ons sentenced tn tne
callcys or tmprisonu,ent for criminal
cncpecs. hut released 10 form a
military lbo<lr so1ely depenaent m the
Church Of Rome, we're expected to make mis-
chief, t,tt WEIR gu,nr,setf and na,,e nr1soners