The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-15 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Milan Gazette of the Bth inst. publishes the
following notification by the Military Commander of
Lombardy
The continuation of the disorders is this city, and the
homicidal aggression of the seditious against isolated eel
discs render indispensable the most energetic realisation of
the state of siege Accordingly, the provisions of the pro-
almaatiosi able Eacellency Marshal Count Radetski, dated
10th March, 1819, will be rigorously enforced, with the ad-
ditkm of the followiog prescriptions:—let. AU assemblage
of mare than three persons in Use miblie streets is pro-
hibited, and patrols may, according to circumstances, make
use of their antis sgsiwt thole who, being found together
cootroventioa of this order, shall not disperse. epos the
intimation that they are breaking the law. 2. All indi-
viduals who, in virtue of the notification of the 12th of April,
1811, are under as oblidation to declare, within • delay of 12
hours, the amass of the persons lodged in their houses, are
held to obedience, ander the penalty, for the first offence, of
a fine of 300 liens, or as imprisonment deemed equivalent,
should they not be able to pay the fine. For every relapse,
the fin end imrisonacnt shell be doubled. They, more-
over, may be liable to the penalties, wasted by the law, as
sesempliess of the individuela they have received, ia default
of making the declaration within the delay ovel =en-
nosed. (81(0•4)
The Ideateeent-Itarehsi Cireat STILASiOLDO.
Milan, Feb. 8, 1863.
In the official portion of the same Casette the
Milanese Ire informed that :
Fresh measures have been adopted to secure more and
more public tranquillity, and prevent farther attempts
against the lives and property of the citizens. The
authorities ezereise a strict surveillance, particularly over
the deluded workman. Tranquillity is completely re-
estahlrlied. la the provinces no disturbance of any kind
Gemmed.
The following notification is of the same date:
The duty of guaranteeing the personal security of peace-
able citrons by all possible means against new possible
attempts of the enemi, s of order, urges the directors of the
imperial and royal police to forbid the carrying of large
sticks, or any token of recognition to the disaffected, or any
revolutionary emblems. As itis proved that individuals,
stranger% to the city, and even the province of Miles, have
arrived for the sole object of exciting disturbance', or pro-
/tin(' by them to advance their perfidious designs, they are
enjoined to retire immediately, and return to their Teepee-
live home.. The delinquents must only ascribe to them-
selves the rigorous measures with which they may be visited.
The following order, also dated Milan, Fobruary
8, cot off the railway communication with Switzer-
land :

By superior order, the trains of the public service on the
• Milan, Monza sad Como, and Milan and Trevislio railway
• bale, me responded mow further orders.
A proclamation by Radetski, dated from Verona,
subjects the city of Milan to the most rigorous exe-
sabots of the state of siege ; orders that all strangers
of suspicious character be expelled; grants life pen-
sions to the wounded and the families of soldiers
haul ; and orders an extraordiny gratification to
the garrison as a recompense for its efforts. The
sandal reserves the right of yet resorting to what he
distinguishes as " extraordinary measures."