The Sun.
London, England, 1848-03-30 00:00:00

ITALY.

INSURRECTION IN LOMBARDY.
The Austrians evacuated the citadel of Milan on
the night of the 22d to the 23d. They started in
three columns, in the direction of Mantua, Verona,
and Placentia. The following are the details :—On
the 23d, the bersaglierri, or Piedmontese Chasseurs,
the advanced guard of the army of CHARLES ALBERT,
entered Milan.
.The same day the Austrian troops,
who had cannonaded the town till five in the mern-
ing, suddenly evacuated the fortress without capitu-
lating, hoping to escape, by a prompt retreat, from
the vengeance and the reprisals of the populace.
But the Milanese, whom the bombardment of the
houses had exasperated, and whose enthusiasm
had been roused by the arrival of the Pied-
montese auxiliaries, attacked the Austrians, who
were already in disorder, and a regular butchery fol-
lowed. Now these troops are in flight, chased by the
peasantry and the people of Milan. Among the tro-
phies of victory is the sword of Marshal RADETSILI,
which was carried about Milan in triumph on the top
of a pole. The famous TORRESSANI, the head of the
police, and his assistant, BoDzA, are prisoners. The
latter endeavoured to escape in the disguise of a pea-
sant, but he was recognised and arrested. A great
number of wounded Austrians were found in the
castle. It is not known what has become of Marshal
RADETSKI. All the other towns of Lombardy have
risen, and most of them are free. Pavia is abandoned
by the garrison. Reggio, Padua, Verona, Mantua,
and Venice have raised the Italian tricolor flag. At
Mantua, the Bishop, in the face of the foreign troops,
blessed the tricolor flag.
On the 23d a Te Deunt was sung at Turin for the
deliverance of Lombardy, the ICING passed the
National Guard in review, and on the same day the
army started on its march for Lombardy.
The latest intelligence from Italy says, the King
of SARDINIA has himself set out at the head of his
army. The Viceroy of Lombardy is at Verona with
his family. His third son, the Archduke SIGISMOND,
has been arrested at Bergamo. The Austrians, to the
number of 5,000 or 6,000 men, are stationed at Ma-
rignan. The Milanese have destroyed the bridge of
Lambro to cut off the communications of the enemy.
Venice is in full insurrection. The Grand Duke of
TUSCANY proclaims in his turn that the hour of the
complete resurrection of Italy has sounded. Not
only has he ordered voluntary enrolment, but he has
made all his regular troops march towards Lom-
bardy.

An extraordinary bulletin, dated Milan, March 24
two, P.M., has reached us.

It announces that Trent and all the Tyrol are in
arms ; Lodi and Cremona are combating ; Pavia,
Brescia, and Desenzone have likewise driven out the
Austrians. The troops which garrisoned Pizzi-
Ghettone have joined the insurgents; the fortress
has been taken by the Milanese with seventeen guns.
The duchies of Parma and Modena are joined to
Piedmont and Lombardy. The Duke of MODENA
is imprisoned.
At Rome, on the 21st, on the arrival of the first
news from Milan, the people tore down the arms
from the palace of the Austrian Embassy. The
Ambassador has fled.
The bulletin terminates thus—
" Long live the Italian People !
" Long live CHARLES ALBERT, King of Italy !"

In the citadel of Milan the correspondence of
RADRTSKY has:been seized—it reveals very important
facts, the knowledge of which is of great utility to
the cause of the insurrection. BOLZA and TOREZANI,
the directors of the police, have been arrested.

It is also rumoured that RADETSKY has been ar-
rested while ttempting to escape in the disguise of a
priest.

REVOLUTION

POLAND.

DESTRUCTION OF WARSAW.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
BERLIN, MONDAY NIGHT.

Warsaw is in open revolution. On Thursday last the
inhabitants rose On masse, and murdered several hun-
dreds of the Russians. The troops fled to the fort, and
from thence bombarded the town. Warsaw is in ashes,
General SontEsKr, formerlz a Captain in the
Belgian artillery, is here, and is ordered to
procure two hundred pieces of cannon at any
price. To-morrow the Prussian-Polish legion departs
from here, at the King's expense, in a special train.
They will be accompanied by a great number of
students. Further particulars to-morrow.

CONFIRMATION OF THE
MEXICAN TREATY.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY MORNING.
We have news from New York to the 11th inst.
The Mexican Treaty is confirmed in Senate by a
vote of 58 to 16.
The injunction of secresy has not been removed.

NEW LYING-IN HOSPITAL FOR MARRIED WOMEN.
—Yesterday a large plot of ground, situate on the east
side of the new street leading from Long-a2re to Broad-
street, Bloomsbury, called Endell street, was granted by
the Commissioners of Woods and Forests to the trustees
of the Brownlow Charity, as a site for the erection of a
lying-in hospital for married women.