The Sun. — 1849-05-22 (London, England)

ITALY.  Letters from Turin announce that the Austrians have taken Bologna by assault, after an obstinate resistance.  The conduct of D'ASPRE and his troops at Leghorn has been that of brigands rather than of soldiers. Had the city been given up to the power of those Ultra-Red Republicans, who on the 15th May last year demanded the pillage of Paris, it would not have suffered so much. Unarmed persons walking quietly in the streets were shot down in the mere wantonness of brutality, the Austrian officers encouraging their men in the commission of these assassinations. Upwards of 200 quiet unarmed citizens were in this manner murdered in cold blood. The houses of the citizens have been entered by the Austrian soldiers, and plundered of everything valuable which they contained, and articles which were too heavy to be carried away were wantonly destroyed. While the city was in the hands of the Republicans not a robbery was committed, but no sooner do the supporters of "order" enter it than murder and robbery reign supreme. Accounts have been received from Rome of the  12th. GARIBALDI attacked the Neapolitans at Frascati on the 11th, or, more properly speaking, put them to flight by a military promenade; for on his approach they fled in all directions, without waiting to receive his fire.  The following proclamations (the first addressed to the French soldiers, the second to the Roman citizens) have been issued, in expectation of a renewal of the attack by the French. " Soldiers of the French Republic!—For the second time you are driv'n as enemies under the walls of Rome, of the Republican city which was once the cradle of liberty and military glory. It is an act of fratricide, which is imposed on you; and till.; fratricide, if ever it could be consummated, would strike a mortal blow at the liberty of France. The two people are bound by mutual ties. The Republic extinguished amongst us would be an eternal stain on your flag, one ally the less for France in Europe, one step the more on the road to a monarchical restoration, towards which a deceitful or deceived Government impels your beautiful and great country. "Rome, therefore, will combat as she has already combated. She knows that she fighta for her own liberty and for yours. Soldiers of the French Republic! Whilst you are marching against our tricolour flag, Russians, the men of 1815, are marching into Hungary, and dreaming of a march into France. At some miles aistance from you, a Neapolitan corps which we have attacked, holds the banner of despotism and intolerance displayed. At some leagues from you, on your left, a Republican city, Leghorn, resists at this moment to Austrian invasion. There is your place. Tell your leaders to keep their word. Remind them that at Marseilles and Toulon they promised you a battle agaimt the Croats. Remind them that the French soldier holds at the end of his bayonet the honour and liberty of France. French soldiers! Soldiers of liberty! March not against your brethren. Our battles are yours. Let the two tri-colour flags ally themselves, and march together to the liberation of nations and the destruction of tyrants. God, France, and Italy will bless your arms. Long live the French Republic! Long live the Roman Republic! "The Triumvirs—AßMELLlNl,