The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-28 00:00:00

PArißs.

[RECEIVED THIS MORNING.]
(From the Morriteur of Me 234 )

. PARIS, APRIL `24.—A telegraphic dispatch front
Strashmg of the 2(1, from General Molitor to the
Minister at War, announces that the whole of
Alsace is inflamed with the utmost patriotism ;
that the organization of the National Guard has
commenced, and will be completed by the 30th
and that crowds of grenadiers flock to the national
standard.

LYONS, AM/. 12.—According to the accounts
that have reached us, it appears that the Duke
d'Angouletne did not act with courage. When
he saw that he was surrounded, he .e claimed,
" We are lost," and surrendered without oppOsing
the least resistance.

We are assured, that one day as he was
walk-
iug on the field of battle where several men had
been killed on each side, this
.Prince perceiving
the dead body of a soldier who died. under the tri-
coloured standard, kicked the corpse, and said
he is a traitor." It is said that his own soldiers
Were indignant'at this act.

An article trom Lyons of the date of 18th April,
contains an order of the day from Suchet (Duke
of Albufera) in which it is denied that the 10th
regiment of the line had hoisted the tri-coloured
flag in passing the bridge of Drome, and had

then resumed the white flag, and fired upon the
39ch regiment which advanced to fraternise with
them to the cry of " Vice l'Empereur !"

Suchet states that this is a malicious falsehood
to stain the character of the lfith regiment, as the
engagement which took place under these circum-
stances was involuntary !!

VALENCIENNES, APRIL 12.—The rigour exer-
cised at Brussels against the French is extreme ;
since yesterday those persons who go to Fiance
are obli4cd to leave security; females arc not even
exenwted from this.

• LAUSANNE,APRIL 1 4.---The Congress at Vienna
IntiSt have resolved upon the , interests of Savoy.
Chablais remains subject to Sardini Carouge is
re-united to the
.Canton Of case of
war, Chablais will• be neutralised and put under
the protection of Switzerland.
-BARCELONA, Apia. 11.—The events which have
happened in France nave produced here the greatest
sensation. Liberal principles make great • pro-
gress, even in Catalonia, the least enlightened
province of Spain.

(From the Gazette de France of the 2StA.)

PLACENTIA, APRIL 14.--The garrison of this

city is composed of four Piedmontese Rtgiruents.
it is said that it will be to-morrow reinforced by
two other regiments. The Neapolitan head-
quarters are at St. Lazarus, a mile from the city.
All the gates are shat except that of Trebia. The
King of Naples arrived to-day at St. Lazarus, and
summoned the place to surrender.
The utmost fermentation prevails among the
Sardinia troops, who being commanded by Of-
ficers who followed his Majesty in Sardinia, have
inspired the soldiers with no confidence.

All the bastions end ramparts are preparing for
a siege but we are in want of good artillery-
Men.—There is a fine park of artillery, which the
King of Naples probably covets. The citizens
mount guard, and the people are tranquil.

The Neapolitans may come when they please,
they will only have to encounter Ole same troops
who put them to flight
,last year on time days of
the 13th and 18th.

The Neapolitan army is estimated at 123,000
men, and is daily recruited by militayy who have
seen service. is confidently stated that acorps
of 25,000 men crossed the Po yesterday at Cassal
Maggiore, and matches on Cremona, while Gen.
Campana keeps the Austrians in check on the left
of the Po and the Mind°.

The Austrians seem to make strong efforts to
defend the right bank of the Po, before out city,
where they are afraid that after its occupation the
Neapolitans Will endeavour to cross the river.

According .to prevailing reports, it is under-
stood that the Neapolitans March_ by the Appen-
nine Mountains upon Genoa and Alexandria. It
is upon the latter place that those troops are sup:.
posed to march who have just crossed the T rebia.
At this instant it is said that
.the Neapolitans
r masters of St.Cteorge, the Castle of St. John,
and that they march Upon Stradella.

YERONA,
,APRIL said that corps of
troops rallied under, the Standard of hide-
pendance, occupy tlac defiles of the mountains that
lead into the Tyrol.

The.grand enterprise which is executing from
the impulse of the Neapolitans,.and oy their- eon-
rage, has caused the disappearance of thcise feel-
ings occasiotivi by the rivalry of nations. Italy
wi:hes to be united and free.
GENOA, APRIL 16.--General Nugentsis expected
here, and is stilted to hare met with a considerable