The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-23 00:00:00

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

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amides from the miMry =lntendant of LOCA.
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peonies of the moilembe of Poly& GM Asses. sred
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of Winieftio, M three to the capuchin emme of Lugano,
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they be
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been if *of be win Air die the proem
aotiilealbe. ME' them ; sad they are warned
that, in me elsibebedia7they will be taken to the ma-
dam by has; sad thee if be sob found in those pro-
vinces, Isbell be us to trial by court-martial.
Imp. and Royal General of Artillery,
Mil 16. Cover Femme 010141.
The g address has been presented by a
deputation of Milanese citizens to Lieutenant Mar-
shal Gyulai •
Kg it Plolosaarl•08110=1.—Ia premeds. ouresims
before year we believe that we the sea-
timents of the of the population et when
we repel the oneggzei=imemlielpellim. either or
Wheel. kOr whisk mama on the
mein eithe AIL Fetzessp i the duel ty of ash send-
male klub. boss provel by the mivandly peeped be-
haviour of the population. That party Midi, from
• &boo. _ pop emmbe and arms time, is a
party to Me the moieties ever was, and ever
will be, • etrereger• -w• we the more eminced
of the truth of whet we mina, from the goverment itself
having, in its Ira preehmetion and is the ankles of its
official paper, sebeewlaslipml that what bad happened was,
as indeed it is, the work of a few miscreants who do sot on

Ei—vßtss,
_WEDNESDAY

any account represent the nitrous. While we therefore
repel all complicity in what has occurred, we thask your
Excellency for the moderation displayed by the troops in to
difficult mission of restoring order, which has no Wain
been disturbed daring the last week. FoundiAg, therefore,
our argument* upon the feet that the population took no part
lathe lat . unhappy occurrences, so that ore.er was promptly
yes eared, we pray your Excellency to be pleased to repre-
sent the precise state of things to his F.xoellency the Field-
Marshal Count Redetzky, and to H., I, and R. Aport. Ma-
Jett), and recommended the eiresat'an or suspension of the
rigorous measure, 'Wilily Put in:o execution or threatened
for the future. May it please, your excellency thus to re-
store tranquillity to the mivAds of peaceable citizen.. Such
is the prayer we trust may be favourably received, knowing,
as we do, your exoelleacy's high. minded and generous
sentiments. With the profoundest respect, de.
Thu municipal council paid in on the 16th 40,000
florins, and every sumee&iig Wednesday 30,000 flo-
rins, until further orders. It is believed that this
state of things may be prolonged till Easter. New
troops have arrived in the city.
With a letter from nerne of the 17th, we reveir‘
General Singer's proclamation published at Como: it
is even sharper than at first reported. Besides the
agents of' the government, every inhabitant is to
render implicit obedience to the injunctions of com-
manders of posts; and not only disobedience, but in-
difference in obedience, will be followed by heavy
penalties. At the close of his proclamation the
general again says: "I look to the inhabitants not
only for a blind obedience to my orders, but also for
active concurrence, Sc." The correspondent sending
this, remarks that the terms of this notification have
led to the belief that something has happened in the
neighbourhood of Como more than the public has yet
heard of.

In the Vienna Wanderer of the 16th we reed :
"A deputation of citizens of Milan had the inten-
tion of coming hither to present en address expres-
sive of devotedness to his Imperial Majesty. Inqui-
ries had been made as to the day on which it would
please his Majesty to receive the deputation. The
reply was that his Majesty could receive no deputa-
tion so long as investigations and prosecutions con-
nected with the Milan affair remained unfinished."
Among the persons arrested at Milan, there were
a number of women and young people not more then
15 years of age. Some of them were helping to make
a barricade, others were distributing wine and
brandy to the revolters.
On the 17th all the gates of Milan remained
closed, domiciliary visits and arrests were continued.