The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-26 00:00:00

JULY 28, 1849

ITALY.

An additional body of Spanish troops has arrived in
the Roman states. The total number of Spanish
troops in these states is now 8,000. Their head-
quarters are at Velletri. They have sent a detach-
ment against GARIBALDI.

Tne —following is the dispatch addressed by Prince
SCHWARTZENBURG to the Chevalier DE BRUCK, the
Austrian Minister at Turin, and by him transmitted
to the Sardinian Government :
" TO THE CHEVALIER DE BRUCK.

" Vienna, 13,11 July.
" The Council of the Empire having, after mature de-
liberation, come to the determination that the terms of
the treaty of peace with Sardinia, as laid down in your
recent dispatches, touch the extreme limit of possible
concession, you are hereby authorised to notify to the
overnment of Sardinia that, if they do not accept those
terms within four days, you aro instructed to quit Turin.
(Signed) " SCHWARTZENBERG."
The new Municipality of Rome has published the
following proclamation:—
" ROMANS !—Having been chosen by the General
Commander-in-Chief of the French army to assume the
direction and administration of your commune, we have
thought it right to prefer the urgent interest of public
affairs to every personal consideration. We have con-
sented to direct for a time the affairs of the commune as
far as in our power ; we will spare no study or trouble
to satisfy your present wants, and prepare for those who
will succeed us a speedier way to better your condition.
But to gain in such difficult circumstances this only
object of our desires, we require the active assistance of
all good citizens, the sincere co-operation of all classes of
society. We trust it will not fail us. The restoration of order
and of the temporal authority of the Supreme Pontiff in
the Roman States has powerfully moved the whole of the
Catholic world. Rome cannot be indifferent to an event
which it is called to participate in from sentiments of
gratitude and reason, and from the fatal recollection of
past days which cannot be remembered without sorrow.
You will obey the call of the authority that governs us,
and prove by your acts your thankfulness towards that
generous nation, that has offered itself to you as your
friend, and assures you this day that your confidence
shall not be deluded.

" From the Capitol, July 15.
"PRINCE ODESCALCRI, President.
(The other signatures follow.)
The Statuto of Florence of the 18th states that a se-
vere inquiry is carried on at Naples respecting the
insurrection of the 15th of May, 1848, and that seven
Deputies have been arrested. It is said the object of
the conspirators was to kill the KING. A funeral
service having been celebrated at Ferrara, in honour
of the Romans who had fallen in defence of Rome,
the Austrians arrested the priests and several other
persons. The following notification has been pub-
lished there :

" Pontifical Government—The University of this town
being closed de facto during the present scholastic year,
his Excellency General Gorzgowski, civil and military
Governor of the four legations, directs that the students
who are not natives of this town, or settled in it, shall
have two days' time from to-day to return to their
homes; in case of non-compliance, they will be taken
there by force.—Ferrara, July 13.
"The Pontifical Delegate. nun.° FoLICALDI."