The Sun.
London, England, 1849-01-30 00:00:00

ITALY.

The most atrocious cruelties are practised on the
unfortunate inhabitants of Lombardy by the savage
herds of Croats and Pandours who are under the
command of RADETZKY. A horrible system of
espionage has, in obedience to orders from the
Austrian camarilla, been organized throughout the
whole of Lombardy. A few days since a man, in
apparently an extreme state of suffering, applied for
relief to Signor Rossr, a gentleman well known in
Milan for his numerous charities. The applicant
stated that he was a Hungarian, that he was
suffering from illness and destitution, and that he was
anxious to return to his own country. Roast relieved
his wants, and the miscreant, who was a Government
spy, immediately caused Rossi to be arrested sad
conveyed to prison on a charge of having aided a
Hungarian to escape. Rossfs wife went at once to the
military commandant of Milan to beg the release
of her husband, and was assured that he would not
be long detained in the prison. On quitting the pre-
sence of the commandant she met her unfortunate
husband, guarded by soldiers, going to execution,
and he was shot immediately afterwards. Roast
leaves a widow and family of seven children.
Another execution, of a still more atrocious
character, took place shortly afterwards. Dr. MAGNI
of Milan had a son, who, on the entry of RADETSIT
into Milan in August last, emigrated to Piedmont.
Some time since a decree of the EMPEROR recalling
the emigrants was published in Milan. The Doctor
sought the governor of the city, and asked if his son
had really a right to return. The governor handed
the Doctor the Imperial decree, desired him to read
it, and added, " Trust in the word of the EMPEROR,
your son will run no risk by arriving here." The
father wrote to the son to hasten his return. He did
return, was arrested, and within twelve hours of his
arrival at Milan was shot.
The Reforme of Lucca states, that on the 19th the
Spanish Ambassador officially notified to the Tuscan
Government the intention of Spain to intervene with
a military force in favour of the Porn. Piedmont
and Tuscany have both protested against this inter-
vention.

TURKE Y.
Accounts have been received from Constantinople
to the 3d instant. The tVallach!a.n Government had
repealed its recent decree prohibiting the exportation
of corn. The English steamer 1 agus, and the two
AuPtrian steamers supposed to have been lost in the
Black Sea, have arrived at Constantinople. They had
been detained by storms at Sinop*. The harbour of
Odessa is frozen over.

TRII LORD MAYOR AT MONTROSR.—We were
last Saturday favoured with a visit from the Right Hon.
Sir James Duke, M.P., Lord Mayor of London, who
arrived for the purpose of attending the funeral of his
mother, who died at the advanced age of ninety-six
years. The Lord ilsyor is the only son of the family
now alive ; and his mother had reason to be proud of
him, not only on account of the honourable position to
which he has attained, but also for the affectionate
solicitude with which he provided for the declining
years of hia aged and respected parent. His Lordship
made a very
short stay. He attended divine service in
the Established Church on Sabbath, and, we believe,
started again for his important duties in London on the
following morning.—Montrose Standard.
A general meeting of the proprietors of the Liver-
pool 'Change buildings was held yesterday, when a
dividend of 84 10s, was declared.