The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-22 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

A letter from Vienna of the 15th, in the Augs-
burg Gazette, states :—" We learn that the Vienna
tribunal has condemned to death by default three
political refugees, Doctors Antonio Faster, Joseph
Goldmark, and Ernest de Violand. These leaders
of the Vienna revolution are declared guilty of
high treason, and of having been implicated in the
murder of M. de Latour."

Marshal RadetzkTY has permitted MM. Cassick,
Hafner, Milich, Mainardi, Count Burovich, An-
tonibon, and Castrodardo, late officers in the Aus-
trian navy, and political refugees, to return to the
Austrian dominions.

ITALY.
We find in the Opinione, of the 19th inst., the
following reply, addressed to the Constitutionnel :
et 1. We also know, without going to Vienna, that
the memorandum of the Sardinian Plenipotentiaries
was not officially presented to the Congress, but we
maintain our former statement that it was submitted. to
the appreciation of the Emperor of the French and of
the English Government, and to satisfy the Vienna
correspondent of the Constitutionnel, we will add—at the
formal invitation of Napoleon lIT. 2. Nobody affirmed
that the Sardinian memorandum was read in the Confer-
ence, this being a matten of little consrquence if the
Plenipotentiaries discussed at length its contents. 3. QugEN's HOTEL, NORWOOD.—eparturec--4r.ISIA
is very true that no decision was adopted, because the rice, Mr. J. White, Mr. and Mrs D.
Gilbert, Mr.l
Drai t
Austrian representatives opposed a plea in bar ; but if Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Broughton, and
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no deliberation took place on the means of remedying and Mrs. Aicheson.
the evils of Italy, it does not follow, we repeat, that A telegragoic despatch was, it is said, received rift
they were not made the subject of a long conversation. It Paris a few days since from Lord Panmure, directing tile
is truly strange that the Vienna correspondent should agents charged with the clothing for the men of ;lie
maintain that the word Italy was not even pronounced, Polish Legion in the pay of England, not to send .glis
when it is well known that the affairs of Italy occupy the articles to the depot at Scutari, but to England.
last two protocols of the Conference. The correspondent TRADE WITH RUSSIA.—THE BALTIC.---It appears ..111
probably heard that the Plenipotentiaries spoke of Na- co nmunications received at Lloyd's that the Nev fro a
vm s
pies, Rome, the Duchies, &c., but that no mention
tit as expected to be free of ice by the 27th or 28th inst., t he
made of Italy as a nation or power. We will content our- thaw having been continuous. The Russian Clover n-
ee' yes with reminding the Constitutionnel. that great ques- tnen t, it is expected, will immediately order the Jya
tions are not to be 'solved by equivocation. ; that old and light-houses in the Baltic, &c., to be replaced arati re-
diplomacy might deny the existence of an evil so long lighted, to guide navigat..rs. From reports receivta din
as it was rot officially revealed, but that, since the events Loodou yesterday it appears that ships Lave left I.al peck
of 1848, the plea in bar will not be accepted by public and several Swedien ports for Riga, believing thtt.t, they
opinion, whiob, as Napoleon 111. observed, must al t would find that port open.

COWES, April 21.—A t West Cowes the excitement
tbat prevails is immense. The whole town is placarded
with bills announcing the sailing of innumerable ♦essels
of all descriptions to the scene of the grand naval opera•
tions. It was particularly curious to witness the crowds
of persons flocking round to the residence of Mr, Moore,
all anxious to obtain tickets ; and as each one obtained
the coveted prize it was highly amusing to hear the con-
gratulations expressed to them by those who bad not
been equally fortunate.