The Sun.
London, England, 1848-04-27 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROME.
His HOLINESS hRS deigned to grant a priote
lt;audience to his Serene Highness the Prince AL
ANDER DI GONZAGA MANTUA, accompanied bye
Frincess his consort. Their Serene Nig
bn
afterwards proceeded to pay their respects to
his
Eminence the Most Reverend Cardinal Artloslalf
Secretary of State.—Gazetta di Roma, April 15.
The Earl of MINTo left Rome on the 19th• t
It was rumoured in Rome that the bornbardlnen
of Messina had been recommenced with great foll'

LOMBARDY.
The Piedmontese Gazette of the 21st has a
bulletio.o
from the King's head-quarters at Gessoldo of
tP
19th. At that date a strong division of Inane:oo.er
tried to surprise the advanced posts of the fortres.b.°'
Mantua, but the garrison remained shut up jabot
fortress behind the lagunes. A few een"11.11-de,
were exchanged, without much effect on either 11,,
The heavy artillery that was expected beathe rie;
inontese had arrived, and a vigorous ek upon
Peschiera was hourly expected. While the ilieg.or
truce was hoisted during the late armistice, °alio,
TROTTI, of the Piedmontese army, wss suddetllLte co,
prised and made prisoner by a body of ittle'e-dii to
The Provisional Government of Milan have °lir ice
arms the classes of 1826 and 1827. Their,,eteh-Itbe
will last three years. By a decree of the 13100-,
Tuscan Government has adopted the Italian triee
leaving the escutcheon of Tuscany. A order
The Admiralty-office at Genoa has issueu r the
to fit out two frigates and two brigs of issue
of
protection and convoy of the merchant ve7 or.
Sardinia to and fro from the Dardanelles ; ee'ed to
thermore, that two brigs of war should be arer the
;
cruise in the Adriatic Sea and Archipelege, 1`)
protection of the merchant vessels of this state... noes
A letter from Spezia, dated 17th instert;tir of
the arrival in that gulf of a French steettri"herch bas
16 guns, from Toulon, the captain of v;-v
reported that the French fleet, consisting 0' PTA goo
of-battle ships and several steam-vessels, 011 i" Do,
arrive in the said gulf. Letters from the esine Pt gulf
the 18th instant, mention the arrival in ti,/%ool'
of the French line-of-battle ship Friedlanut sca
inanded by Admiral BAUDIN, two men
of war'
one large steam-frigate. 17th
The Tuscan army passed the Po on the -
take up position at Viadona. Av bah
The Provisional Government of Loin
the e
in consideration of the circumstances of of
done away with the duty on the importSti°l3
gore caps. a
difference has arisen between CHARiaeALOP
the Provisional Government at Milan of so g
nature that it is likely to have a very sinister effec"
on the events of the war, in as far as the interellti
of Lombardy are concerned. Letters racer(
From the head-quarters of General GAZZALDO,
which are stated by the Contemporaneo to be 0004
state the quarrel bas, within the last tew days, ar
-umed a cl-.aractur equally grave and unexpected•h°
According to these letters, CHARLES ALBEs2;;,
written to the Provisional Government at P.
intimating—first, that he considers the Ntieiele
the extreme boundary between Loral:Aral ins
Venice ; in the second place, that the Yet. it
having constituted themselves into a Reptit:4l
is not hi% intention to set foot within their terr`;
and thirdly, that the Austrians, having fiher: of
the Lombard territory, with the excePtrbas
Mantua and Peschiera, he considers that Recoil.
accomplished his mission. Besides this' be tide
upon the Provisional Government to lose 11300
in making up their minds, and guarding the 111;noclte
with their own troops, as he is quite deterel—otea
retire as soon as the Lombard troops shall be
et 004
possession of the positions which he at Preeetill.oo, Igo
pies. After mentioning this grave deterelin,e7jed te
as if to leave no doubt as to the motives which"o
it, the same letter adds I suppose 011:t 09:
must throw these gentlemen (the Proy's"..-Lote.:
vernment) into a sufficiently great etobtf,r"; eve
At present they imagine that they have cw"hlo tbef
thing themselves, and without our aid' 114,--1111646
forget that if the Germans have retreated, they
done so under the moral influence of Ps

DUTCH MAIL. 7 CO?
HAGUE, Anti'. 25. The Nether-ands frog' CO?
THE
of the 2R i -t.l says—'' We have received op 60
papers to the 26th of February. Ibe Ge2fill' 11,11'
nheral of Batavia, by a proclamaton of the--ltsaL- I:1
ii fixed the regulations for securing the legalnaa dto
nistration of justice in the possessions b,e1,1; shoial
rd. Madeira. The sentence of death, I"'''l. the ,-;
tutors
by
ye
thesu bamuittbteodrittioest,hesbcaolnlsibdriatcinerlor?bie:o
e 9 „At,
their opinion, and in case an act of Abe 00'1'
deemed advisable, the reasons for it shalt,' lops
1/11,1•1
the authorities and by the tribunals.
•v , eflhf?
tary and naval arrangements are also in Plc'rrat
very extensive expedition is in prePorstilosealo'
difftrent points of Java, under the roof rec° CV
tGoenei.al Van Derwyck, for the purpose °Oollso°
encing an enterprise against Balie, en,.Als° of ho'til
tmnsoon shall permit. It is come tort ti-,141'
battalions of 2,400, and will probablY sis 6 flit/
the end of May. The ~Ryn siearner, n' rt- 01'0',
and indeed all the steamers and scheme;
Ad: ,
India,aVrin nldneiesnngtßso.onsecTh toh,
eiporpiloyed in the transport of troops. Iter foray
ecSo°mn governorrma abra:
gd
ae r,
will
oiol of
is
ul tephseevrei
for SPriseo 01
0115teTlatrobeatYrAttiti'
arch. A slight misunderstanding hag tteeef,4
tween the Indian goveriment and the r°l.;l;itile;eo;
rimorlaut. A deputation had been sent "ogev.„l'
the urpose of effecting an amicable arl;tipol jiu)i,
an expedition against Brune to avenge
Iwo. ships of war have left the islandniacievt9
that place. give chase to the pirates, who intend 0;00°
theP
Pplraneivale letter from Podang bring lettp-it26:o!cilltll'
itioirysuacociaoturnat,s
perfect
ttinog
order
state of tncietiiefiti,if Pt? i''
there, and great attentionneirs paidan roatinie c opvicti,
040 'OO J
coffee and pepper. There is a general c 00°
ication
communication the necessity ofbe
testablishing
anda regal tea, f.ifoot:i
, . le ow
The Singapore Free P
Press contain:, gout J.O
fl
which the folli • ming is an extract :---,_ „licil ,1
frequently
Netherlands.
makes critics on the Dutch -Pied
iit,o,
Your attacks .BY Yrlllt
are chie ll ,
system which you callexclusive,as if therii 1 0
stem co
Government pursued a more liberal to
the liictl
colonies, it is, nevertheless, easy to Pr°l4: ot" 410,1,
Crary. It will suffice to mention the fiscl, eV
many of your readers were perhaps ign°1111) d tope
Dutch ships from Batavia are nut perraitteo,4o4o
at Sydney, while English vesselspoining fr°,firtlic:s4,
Port.:l'hi lip, Adelaide, and LaunceAon,lAc,,to 6fifie
enter the Road of Batavia. It is diffien",. the Y., rl
just reason to
.ju-tify this exclusion 0' sititl;ool,i
vessels. The same exclusion appears t°neutcli A
Ord to the island of Mauritius. A "-witb 11" IP !
which arrived there about six months se, ,-oaciilti,
of rice, was compelled to return without ill'orere ,ce, '
this too at a time when four dollar 1 nitt°olll:
paid in the island of Mauritius for a 13,h alto,:
price which is paid only in time of de3l."-' ae'
r an 0 d
the merchants of thisisland had sen- -,001,10),
the British Parliament, praying it to teken'ittio_A'4"
cious measures for the regular supPll;,,- Foe',
with provisions. The entrance &I VA t- 00,4,;"
rice at Java, and which may be "1".:0
n°l3lil4l) sr. *stately supprossd st psis