The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-12 00:00:00

ITALY.

LOMBARDY AND VENICE.
Letters from Trieste, of the lst inst., state that the
combined Italian fleet was again cruizing off that port'
and that the English fleet had been signalled from the
lighthouser coming from Malta.
'The Allgemeine Zeitung, of the 6th inst., stet es °lit
Admiral PARKER has addressed a note to tho Sar'
dinian Admiral ALBINI, declaring that the first 313°1
fired against Trieste would be followed by a de ell°
tion of war from England.
An Italian deserter from Verona had given th:
following information :—When he left, the gaz•
consisted of about '23,000 men, consisting of five regi;
merits of Italians, three of Hungarians, and ab°lls
10,000 Germans; six field batteries, and nun 'eon's
pieces of heavy artillery on the forts. The d. istrerss
was great among the troops. Letters from Fi '.llO
of the 29th state, that the Neapolitan troops per
their refusal to cross the Po. They had begun the 1r ;
treat, but, owing to the remonstrances of their of are
had consented to return ; but, on hearing
the
Bologna would not receive them, they had take 'nod
direction of Ferrara. The citizens Gf that tow
closed the gates against them, and taken to liPch
Two battalions of Neapolitans, having cannon '11,4
cc Jo:
them, presented themselves before Ravenna..
La.• GALLA, who commanded them, having in vai
commended them to return, blew out his brains :nos
a pistol. The soldiers proceeded towards Reo ;no,d
where they found the gates shut, and were info tbef
that without an order from General Ps'R , rhei
would not be admitted, nor receive provisions. •
looss
answered that they had their orders on the cans me.
mouth. Upon this the inhabitants sounded the -
sin. The end of the affair is not kn'own• eof
A supplement to the Contemponareo Of Ilon) ;102
the 2d of June, publishes letters from Bologna' the
state that negotiations have commenced, betweel
Emperor of AUSTRIA and King Cumis.os I°ll or
with. a view to the evacuation of the •
Austria, it is said,
trian troops. • °°
aondition. that CHARLES ALBERT will sages 11'
It
tam portion of the Austrian debt. The poi
:
offers to withdraw her OM.
cer
says, has been chosen umpire between the par'-; ,01).
The Ventidue Murzo of Milan, of tO 6,t11; ins,
lishes a bulletin, stating that on the 3d the J'11"5o1
had again concentrated themselves in the envoi.: 1
Casaboldo and Asola, but more particularbils b
Rivalta, where Marshal RADETSEY had estail.rii
his head-quarters. They had also thrown 9 On
over the Mincio, to secure their retreat-
xili too
the 4th, before daybreak, the ried'w tte
began their attack; some carman ehothe
fired ; but when they arrived at. t"
t 1 jel
sitions lately occupied by the enonittire Ito
found them abandoned ; the Austrians bad re re' )et'
Mantua during the night by concealed Initib lies
oi
The whole field was still strewed with the dead al oils
of those who had fallen on the 30th alt., Or e...ti•est
from which tainted the air. During then xecl
they violated the churches, robbed them f
the
.;,t,out
utensils, and devastated the houses and fie,ol4s;deiole
200 Italian deserters went over to the 1111.5 g II"'
at Asola. CHARLES ALBERT returned t° I
quarters at Valeggio.