The Sun.
London, England, 1848-03-27 00:00:00

t° tree to the re-establishment not only of the re-
Public of Cracow, but of the whole of Poland.

THE I SURRECTION AT MILAN.
The Turin journals of the 22d state that the fight•
ing between the people of Milan and the Austrian
fops had continued during the days of the 19th, 20th,
I'M 21st. The people had at last obtained possession
of all the principal points of the town, and were,
.*hen the last accounts left, engaged in attack ing
the castle, which still held out. The same journals
1150 announce that Modena had risen, and confirm
what was before rumoured—that Parma and Pia-
'lnza were in full insurrection. The following are
the details given
" On the 19th fighting was still going on, the people
being principally engaged in endeavouring to reduce the
eSstle, which was supposed to contain about 8,000 to
9,000 men. The inhabitants were in great want of
it'tornunition, though a certain supply bad been sent
Pm Novara ; they possessed not less than thirty
thousand muskets. Bodies of peasants were flock
uig in from the neighbouring towns and villages.
At the above date Pavia had not risen. A party of
Austrian cavalry and Hungarian artillerymen, on their
r,ty from Pavia to Milan with six pieces of cannon, were
tetscked by the people at Binasco, and the cannon taken.
The Austrians fled, but the Hungarians cried, ' Viva
;Italia!'
The party from Binasco then proceeded to
alilan, and were joined on the way by several thousand
eken from Lomello, armed by Count Litta and the Mar-
quis of Erba. On entering the city, they found the
Snple in possession of six pieces of cannon which they
4 taken from the Austrians on the Piazza del
uuomo; the fighting was going on in the streets, and
treat numbers were constantly arriving to aid the
People, but reinforcements were also coming in to the
Other party. Two thousand Genoese were on their way
10 Milan.
" The people of Milan were still holding out on the
20th. A body of Swiss had forced the Porta Comasina,
4nd dislodged the Austrians from that post. They had
`nought ammunition and provisions, and were proceed
log to join in the attack on the castle. The chiefs of
the movement at Milan are the following persons, who
have constituted themselves a Provisional Government.
Cusati, the Podesta; Ruggiero Settinso, of Milan; Rossi,
of Alessandria; Della Croce, of Vigevano; and Gui-
lekpe Avogadro.
" On the 20th the troops bad succeeded in driving
the people from the Broletto, which had been up to that
time the centre of the movement at Milan; but on the
morning of the 21st the insurgents had regained their
ground, and forced the troops to take refuge in the
Castle. Radetzky then offered to treat with the Pro-
visional Government, but received a decided negative on
any terms but unconditional surrender. The people had
at last gained possession of the powder magazine. They
had succeeded in placing a piece of cannon on the tower
of San Celso. The magnificent marble spire of the dome
is in ruins.
" The inhabitants of Bergamo and Brescia had driven
eat their garrisons, and were marching on Milan. Gen.
O'Donell had been made prisoner by the people. The
intelligence of the arrest of the Viceroy at Brescia was
gaining ground.
" Letters from Stradella of the 21st confirm the news
Of the insurrection of Modena."