The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-16 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Marquis LOMBA 15oRra has been appointed
by King VICTOR EMMANUEL to the command of the
civic guard of Genoa. It is said D'AZEGLIO will
join the Ministry.
The Opinione of Turin of the 10th states that a
meeting took place at Albertville (Savoy) on the 28th
ult., at which a resolution was carried to the effect
that a Committee of five Members be appointed to
enter into negotiations with the other provinces of
Savoy, for the purpose of obtaining the cons .cation of
a Constituent Assembly of Savoy, as that territory
had never belonged to Piedmont, but was a distinct
state. The meeting then assumed the name of
" Central Provisional Club of Savoy." The clubs
of Annecy and Bonneville have adhered to this re-
solution.

The Piedmontese Gazette of the 10th announces
the arrival at Parma, on the sth, of General
D'ASPRE, at the head or an Austrian corps. He
immediately published a proclamation, ordering the
inhabitants of the city and territory to give up all
their arms within twelve hours. The peasants will
have them returned to them, on their producing cer-
tificates of morality. Transgessors of this order will
be judged by court-martial, and shot within twenty-
tour hours. By another proclamation of the same
date, General D'ASPRE announces that, by order
of Marshal RADETRKY, and in the name of
H. It. H. the reigning Duke CHARLES 11.,
he assumes the civil and military government of the

st.J-,-,s of Parma ; that all public acti and orders
an: understood to hf? in the name of if H. H. afore-
said, and that Major General WIMPFFEN is made
commandant of the city of Parma. In a subsequent
notification of the 6th, General D'ASPRE annuls all
laws and ordinances emanating from revolutionary
authorities since the 20th of March, 1648, and insti-
tutes a Central Junta, residing at i'arma, composed
of a governor-general and three councillors ; and an
Inferior Junta at Piacenza, composed of a governor
and two councillors. The Central Junta has the
general direction of administrative, political, financial,
and judicial affairs. The Junta of Piacenza
acts under the direction of the Central one.
Military affairs remain in the hands of General
D'ASPRE. All functionaries in office previous to the
20th of March, 1648, are reinstated with some ex-
ceptions. All functionaries are to take their oath of
allegiance to his Royal Highness Duke CHARLES 11.
The Central Junta of Parma is composed as fol-
lows :—Chevalier VINCENT CORNACCLIIO, Governor-
General ; Councillors Chevalier LOMBARDINI,
GUADAGNINI, Advocate ONESTI. '

The Junta of Piacenza is composed of Count
BARATTIERT, Governor; Counts GUARNASCHELLI
and PETRUCCI, Councillors.

The national guard is dissolved.
GUERAZZI, the Dictator of Tuscany, has ordered
3,000 Tuscan troops to proceed to Lusignano, to de-
fend that place against the advance of the Austrians.
The Roman Triumvirate has appointed the follow.
ing Ministry :—Ruscom, for Foreign Affairs ; BERTI
PICHAT, Interior; STURBINETTI, Public Instruction;
MANZONI, Finance; LAZZARINA, Justice; MONTEC-
CHI, Commerce. COLANDRELLI, the Minister of
War, resigned in consequence of the Triumvirate
setting at liberty Colonel GERANDONI, whom he had
imprisoned for disobedience to his orders. The Count
CARONCHI has been arrested.