The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-30 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa has the follow-
ing from Florence, 23d :—" A few days since a
quarrel took place outside the La Croce gate, be-
tween some Austrian and Tuscan soldiers, in con-
sequence of the latter refusing to drink with the
former. Sabres and bayonets were brought into
use, and, although the Tuscans were less in num-
ber than the Austrians, they had the advantage
over their adversaries, many of whom were
seriously injured, and taken to the military hos-
pital. In consequence of this and other similar
quarrels which have taken place, it has been deter-
mined to separate as much as possible the Austrian
and Italian troops; the former are to occupy the
fort Do Basso, and the latter are to be confined to
the barracks in the interior of the city. The poli-
tical authorities have completed their informations
against Martinati, who had been arrested as the
principal agent of Mazziui. It is said that the
prisoner is seriously compromised by the seizure of
letters and papers of the highest importance. It is
added that, in the different interrogatories which
he has undergone, Martinati orimmated himself
with so much simplicity, that the Government
agents themselves felt compassion for him."
The Basle Gazette contains the following from
Friburg, dated the 26th :—The court-martial has
determ;n3d to divide into three categories the per-
sons who are to be tried by it for being concerned
in the late insurrection :-Ist, the leaders ; 2d,
the persons who are thus offending a second time ;
and 3d, those who are only at their first offence.
It is said that the civic guard is to be disbanded in
a few days." The Friburg Gazette announces that
the Government has called out five or six coin-
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TURKEY.
Danielo I. , Prince of Montenegro, and his uncle,
Niegusch, President of the Senate, the Woiwode
Iwo Rakoff, and Senator Peter Stankow, arrived
at Trieste on the 22d from Cattaro. Field-Marshal
still
Baron de Mamula joined them on their arrival.
" A letter from St. Petersburg states," says the
Union, " that the Czar has resolved to treat the
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HOLLAND.
A letter from the Hague 26th, says :—" The
Courrier de Marseille contains two incorrect asser-
tions. It says that the Dutch Minister at Rome
received its letters of recal, and mention is made
of a friendly intervention on the part of Austria
and Belgium with the Dutch Government. The
Dutch Minister has not been recalled, but only re-
quested to return to the Hague on leave of ab-
sence, and no intervention has taken place on the
part of the two aboved-named powers, or any
other, with the Dutch Government on the matter
in question."

ABERDEEN RAILWAY.—The Great North of Scotland
has withdrawn its opposition from this company's bill,
as have also the town council and harbour commissioners
of the town. There is, therefore, every hope of the
convain7 being speedily P°444°11.