The Sun.
London, England, 1848-08-25 00:00:00

POLAND.

The Cologne Gazette publishes the following from
Warsaw : _ _ _

......._.. .
•' The brutal conduct of the soldiers of the sth In-
fantry Regiment, in union with the Bth, which two now
comprise our garrison, increases. Yesterday evening a
general plunder of the eating•houses at the Altmark
was apprehended. The tumult was so great that after
various eatables had been stolen, both the booths and
the shops were closed. We must do the officers the
credit to say that they did their utmost to check the
soldiers, but it is very evident that the reins of discipline
are somewhat slack. If the sth Regiment be not re-
called hence, we may expect events equal to those which
took place at Schweidwitz."

ITALY.
ROME.

In the sitting of the 14th of August the Chamber,
on the proposition of the Ministers, unanimously
agreed to a law admitting Jews to the full and com-
plete possession of all the civil rights of Roman
citizen s.
On the 13th two battalions of the Civic Ghiusaerind,owtn
oh
he
distinctly said "Peace be with you; to which the
noe
volunteered to march to the assistance of their bre-
thren of Bologna, repaired, to the square of the Qui-
rinal to receive the Form s benediction. Pius ix.
t heard.
ed,
now
When
he s su addressed
ch that
tm
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words his c balcony,
ould
not
be
but
he bestowed on them his
having been benediction,histack
~a however,
n
militia and people responded, " Courage, holyh
Father l "
openly spoke of war, but his only reliance was in
French intervention, which he earnestly demanded
fro
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PIEDMONT.
The new Cabinet of Turin has published a decla-
ration, in which it declares that it accepts the
armistice as a -military contract, but not as a basis
of peace. The members of the late Cabinet have
published the following protest :--
" The undersigned Council of Ministers, strictly re.
apecting those duties imposed on it by its title, has ab.
stained from making known to the public the acts which
have distinguished its administration. But now that the
same considerations can no longer restrain it, it feels
itself compelled to publish a statement of its operations,
reserving to itself, according to the custom of free coun-
tries, to give to the national Parliament those ample and
minute explanations which may be demanded from them.
It accepts to the fullest extent all ministerial respon-
sibility ; it is ready to answer for all its acts, and to
prove that so long as it was in power, it never failed in
any of those obligations which was imposed on it by
the state of the country, and the serious situation of cir-
cumstances.
" Even after having placed its resignation in the
few
of the Prince, it did not consider that for the
thefdrso interestsynasiintswnhriseth it still remained in office
it should discontinue to give all its care to the prin.
ofc
declaration l t ali a n
had
ideaei pw lersoe remaining
andawhich
g
its acts.

" In consequence its first care was by emery means in
power to
totroemcoogbniiistsee the
the army,
National
September
increase
Guard
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sduiepno sa-
gi mannerments that b
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have the beginning
been
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of
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re
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onley measures enable the
complete, but better
disciplined than before.
"It adopted the necessary
finances of the State to meet the expenses
demandedto
the maintenance of the national honour, and whut h
for
weight of those expenses falling too heavily on t
thoettaxe-
payers.
.‘ It protested to all free Governments agains the il-
legality and political nullity of the convention of Milan
of the 9th August, signed by Count Salesco. It formally
demanded a judicial investigation into the conduct of
the military chiefs who had taken part in the late dis-
orders.
" It decided on demanding the assistance of a foreign
army on just and honourable conditions, and which should
not expose our institutions to the dangers of a political
propagandism. For that purpose it addressed itself to
France, a generous nation, which bad not forgotten her