The Sun.
London, England, 1848-08-21 00:00:00

WALLACHIA AND MOLDAVIA

The Russian troops have retired from Moldavia, and
General DunAmEL has been recalled from Wallachia
and disgraced by the EMPEROR.

TUSCANY.

The Cittadino of Leghorn says that the new Tuscan
Ministry consists Of CAPPONI, President; SALVAGNOLI,
Interior; LANDOCCI LEONIDA, Finances; MAZZEI, Jus-
tice; CHIGI, War; RICASOLI, Foreign Affairs; CASSEI,
Public Instruction.

The Revista Independent, of Floreuce, says—
" We learn from an undoubted source that according to a
plan arranged on between Generals Colli and lle Langia,
Colonel Giovanetti, at the head of the Ist Tuscan regiment
of the line, a detachment of cavalry and four pieces of can-
non, marched on and took possession of Reggio. General
Samburg, who had quitted Modena with his division at the
approach of the Austrians, was to combine his movement with
those of Colonel Giovanetti."

ITALY.

LOMBARDY AND PIEDMONT.

The Milan Gazette of the 13th appears with the arms
of Austria at its head. It contains a formal contradic-
tion to the report circulated by a Swiss journal, that a
decree had been published ordering all the subjects of
Lombardy who had emigrated to return under pain of
confiscation of their property.
RADETzKv has published the following declaration:-
0 The Imperial troops having received from the Pontifical
authorities and the Tuscan Government the most solemn
and authentic assurances that, so far as depended on the
said Governments, their subjects should abstain com-
pletely from all acts hostile to order and legitimacy,
have suspended the movement which they had com-
menced to occupy those States, holding themselves in a
position to observe if their immediate and loyal acts
shall correspond to the ample and spontaneous promises
of submission."

The Turin journals of the 16th declare that CHABLEII
ALBERT has not yet determined to accept the mediation
of France and England.
The Pensiero Italiano of Genoa of the 14th announces
the arrival of GARIBALDI with his column at Castelletto
on the 10th, after a most fatiguing march of eight days.
A rumour was current that the Austrians had crossed
the Ticino, at Castelletto, to attack GARIBALDI for
having continued hostilities after the signing of
the armistice. This paper is very violent againt the
POPE ; we quote the following from its leader :—" We
do not flatter ourselves that our words can reach the
ears of him (the PoPE) who has done everything to cast
us back into the slavery of Babylon; of him who has
neglected no artifice to present us as a holocaust to the
Austrian idol. But should they reach him, we would
boldlysay You are not the Vicar of God, but the
vicar the Austrian
,EMPEROR, and the humble servant
peace, but the slaughter of our people.
of itlETTEnxicu. Your faith is not civilisation, but bar-
sufficient ; deeds speak, and in you we
hlbVaavroiersdmws oa;rrdnesontaond deeds. You fear the schism of the
Austrian prelates, and heed not the maledictions of na-
tions. Tarry awhile, and you will gather the fruit you
desrve. . . • Oh, poor Italy ! Where has the do-
minion of the Popes 1(.11 you ! . . . After this pro-
test, what can we hope from the Prince of ROME ?
Nothing ! What can we hope from our PONTIFF ?
Nothing ! People, learn ! Here are the terrible effects
of the temporal dominion of the Popes !'"