The Sun.
London, England, 1848-11-25 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Alba of Florence, under date of Rome, the
17th, gives the following account of the murder of M.
Rossi. He had exasperated the people by threat-
ening, on the preceding day, to act vigorously against
the disturbers of the public peace, and had made a
great display of military force. On his getting out
of his carriage to enter the Palace of the Legislature,
he was hooted, and, having looked at the crowd with
a sort of defiance, a man rushed forward and stabbed
him in the throat.—A letter which we have received
from a correspondent at Rome says—" A 3 M. Rossi
was ascending the staircase of the Chamber of De-
puties, he was surrounded by a body of the Legionari
(the legion returned from Vicenza), one of whom
came forward and stabbed him." The assassin, pro-
tected by his comrades, escaped.
The Osservatore Triestino of Wednesday, the 15th
instant, received this morning, has the following an-
nouncement

AUSTRIA.
Accounts from Vienna, of the 17th, state that
Professor FUSTER and SMOLKA, the President of the
Diet, have been arrested in consequence of certain re-
velations made by the murderers of Count LATOUR.
As, however, these murderers have been executed, no
great faith can be placed in these revelations, more
especially when we remember that the Austrian
Chancery has always been celebrated for the facility
with which it can produce precisely the document or
the evidence wanted when wanted. In fact, these
things in Austria are manufactured to order.
Provisions were becoming very dear and even _
scarce in Vienna. There was comparatively but a PORTUGAL.
scanty supply of corn in a country, particularly since By the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
the large seizures made by KOSSUTH, who paid in ship Madrid, advices have been received from Lisbon,
Hungarian bank-notes. Moreover, large supplies of the 19th.
sariat.
and even—ieawerreea required for the army, and measures had been There had been a Ministerial crisis in consequence
compell d
the
to in the agricultural districts to of a quarrel between SALDANHA and the Marquis DE
In
farmersw well
l ffrequented
e tqou sellen
t e
dtl-.
placese i r corn - FRONTERA, the Governor of Lisbon, the Litter had
forTohnee half.
ug s:rst. is
Ihe want of silver is greatly felt in Vienna • ordered the arbitrary deportation of a person named
of public resorttwiot
AMILNDIss,
acaonie-fi.orin note is cut into
often happens that '
tablishment in that - d to be brought to
parts in order to enable the •
proprietors to give change trial in the ordinary manner. FRONTERA had,
Gazitt atotobothseet Aatzolirbeesr.ty,Sa,,LnDANllA had ordered.
armed that the Vienna firm of thereupon tendered his resignation, which the QUEEN
ROTIISCHILD and Co. has resolved to break up its es- had refused to accept, but she at once accepted the
dent writes that militae e says
will not be pushed intorythoePe.rations against Hungary resignation of SALDANIIA and ordered him under
but that it will be watched
interior of that kingdom
its Vienna correspon- arrest. The rumour of his dismissal, however, nearly
produced a revolt, and the QUEEN sent for him, and
, earnestly requested him to resume office to which h©
possession of as garrisons. , and some towns taken consented. This intrigue for the overthrow of
The army which is adlvnan clinn
it will be bombarded.
Ile firgut
caset any town resists SALDANHA, was concerted at Madrid, by NanvikEz
will be recommenced. the spring active operations and COSTA CABRAL, and was supp,rted by the
Spanish Minister at Lisbon.
o. Hungary is corn- Discount is 40 per cent. at Lisbon,
posed of three corps. '
ids commanded by I [Dent havP borrowed 42,000/. from the 13,1 k, at a
JELLacureu. Re has under hi:i
lions of infantry and 20 squadronsorofeers 14 6-6 batta- I must ruinous rate. and Govern-
avalry, inclucl- I The quarantine regulationst the various ports
a
ing the Cuirassiers of Walmoden, with 24 guns and are a source of great annoyance, and cause much

" Captain Palmer, commander of the English brig
Afutine, which left Venice at one o'clock yesterday after-
noon, and arrived lure this day at four o'clock r.m. in-
forms us that the Sardinian squadron, under the com-
mand of Vice-Admiral Albini, which was crusing in
those waters, has sailed from Venice, taking, as it would
appear, the direction of Ancona."