The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-28 00:00:00

ITALY.

The committee of the Piedmontese Chamber of
Deputies appointed to consider the bill for the loan
of 400,000 f. to the Lombard refugees, whose pro-
perty is under sequestration, has elected M. Ratazzi
for its President, and invited the Cabinet to pro-
duce all the correspondence and other documents
relating to the affair.
The first legion of the National Guard of Turin
has eleCted the young Prince of Piedmont, heir
apparent to the Throne, for its Colonel.
The Lloyd of Vienna publishes letters from
Turin, which state that Mazzini is still in Sardinia,
and has never quitted it since the outbreak at
Milan.
A letter from Florence, in the Parlament° of
Turin' states that the Tuscan Government has de-
clared to the British Cabinet that Mr. Crawford
may stay as long as he pleases in Tuscany, provided
his Government certify that he is in H. B. M. ser-
vice, and not a Mazzinian agent.
A letter from Milan, in the Opinion of Turin,
states that Austria has let the refugees, now Sar-
dinian subjects, know, through their relatives, that
if they would have the sequestration taken off from
their property, they must procure a certificate of
good political conduct since 1848 from the local
magistrate of the place where they live, and deliver
it to the Austrian Ambassador at Turin, who is to
forward it to Field-Marshal Radetzky for con-
sideration.
Professor Guidi, private physician to the Pope,
died on the 17th, at Rome.
The Trieste Gazette and Corriere Daliano, of
Vienna, announce the approaching departure of
Count Rechberg for Lombardy, in order to assume
the high direction of civil offturs both in that and
t
the Venetian province. He is further invested,
to
is said, with a diplomatic character with fesPwzer
o-
s t?'
the pending differences with Piedmont and
Switzer-
land. M. de Lackenbacher is appointed to second
_
it
him in his new attributions. Field Marshal Ra-
detzky is, nevertheless, still entrusted with the
supreme authority in Italy. , ,

GERMANY'
A Mercury, says :—" It is announced that
&lbia' Government has sent to the Germanic
letter from Frankfort of the 23d, in the
D 8 800 florins,4
or the expense
fietthae claim
of the revolts at Prague and
106,83 ,
the Austlariiamn
of
4ienna, and the wars in Hungary and Italy, by
which the frontiers of Germany were protected.
Prussia, it is added, has sent in a claim of 19 mil-
lions and a half of thalers for the repression of the
revolt
in the Grand Duchy of Posen."
The Germanic Diet, in one of its recent sittings,
adopted the following resolutop., on the proposi-
tion of Austria :—" The proposition made by the
Government of Grand Ducal Hesse, in the seventh
sitting of this year, is referred to the political com-
mittee, which is charged to examine what measures
it may be right for the Diet to adopt for its pro-
tection in case, contrary to all expectation, the

means employed by, the British Government shal
not prevent the political refugees from making an
abusive use of the right of asylum, to the inj-kry of
the Confederation with which Great Britain
tains relations of alliance and friendship."
Several thousand workmen were last week dis-
charged from the manufactories in Vienna, in con-
sequence of the stagnation of business which pre-
vails in that capital.