Glasgow Courier. — 1857-06-30 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

JUNE 18.—The ' .‘ Despatches were received here the which they presented to 'slerday from Count Rechberg, presilonged occupation of 11. country lermanic Diet, touching the conferHere in Rome national antipathy and French soldiery has produced tok place last week between him and frays during the week, and it has required Moniessny on the Danish questionamount of severity and indolgence on the part of a a good source that the great German French General and the Roman military authorities , object to the mediation of France, on patch up a reconciliation between the enraged bellige_ veer, that no favour be shown to Den- rents. The blame of the affair is generally attributed ver, according to fa. de Rechberg's to some soldiers of the 261 h French Regiment, recently .de MontetonY appears to have de- returned from the Crimea, who abused the Romans as government is convinced of the jus- well as their own comrades for being ' Soldatadu Pape.' ima put forth by the Duchies.' The Roman Chasseurs were especially indignant at bed Chamber of Holland resumed its holding the French walking before their barracks with bits of maccaroni in their mouths, which they pretended s 23d, but the proceedings were not to smoke like pipes, an affront which the Chasseurs y incident of interest, would have avenged at once if their major had not been on the spot and restrained them. The major complained to the French General, and assured him that a massacre HURDER OF THREE CHILDREN would have taken place if he had not used to the utmost ICIDE OF THE MURDERESS, his authority over his own men. ! scarcely exceed the feeling of horror The Piazza della ChiesaNuova has been the principal arena for the combatants hitherto one or two of whom railed in the town of Wallingford the 'have been killed, and several severely wounded in their from the discovery, which was made various skirmishes; and the inhabitants of the Begot., morning, that Mrs. Mary Corner, the ishionsvceipdaa"ydeZf idenZdnaeporeitivointhto a takemaz ipnagr i o longthe fray.knives, the district postmen, had been found On Thursday last about 200 Roman Chassenrs went river Thames with her three children, into the gardens of the French Academy at the Villa Medici with hostile intentions towards any French sotwhom was about eight years of age, diers whom they might fall in with there, but the latter eat little more than twelve months, finding themselves in a decided minority, prudently vas held on Thursday afternoon before avoidedNfclln ethe ve contest,went down e treredmiorennsttorratenfwiiht: the Cdehasmy: coroner, and the evidence adduced sears upon the impropriety of their invading a privet. ffeet:—Wm. Frederick Corner is a promenade, and driving away with alarm peaceable having to leave home about six seers went eanntd off fh "wdirtehnon t Aru"en somerunning the parleyingaxp cte hueq.l4 as. r. and to return at eight in the even- The result of all this has been a severe ordre dm jos? spied a cottage under Mr. Wells, ; from General Goyon, followed by the distribution of money for a grand peace-making, so that for the last as in the habit of giving money to his two or three afternoons groups of dragoons and infantry he rent. It appears that, instead of man, chasseurs and artillerymen of the two armies have beau applied the money to other purposes, obsiasz: where mtihne- arrem escenrtbo3n battle ti resorting to hare e e r given aplacend 'ot into arrear. On Monday evening to stentorian shouts of 'Boon Francese ! Boon Italianof agent saw Corner, and asked him for es rent. He was surprised at the de-