The Sun.
London, England, 1850-02-26 00:00:00

ITAL Y.

A letter from Rome, in the Const:tutionnel, con-
tains some partisulars rthting to the lids we have
already given from the Giornale di Roma. The
person who wounded the French officer on the 1 Ith
has been arrested with two accomplices. The name
of the former is FATTORI, those of the latter are DE
VECCBI and Rcssr. The court-martial has condemned
FATTORI to death, and the other two to hard labour
for life. Among the persons arrested on account of
the attempt against the Prince of MUSIGNANO, are
MM. TITTONI, PETRACCIII and Mme. NARDUCCr,
who, together with many others, had been obliged
to sign. a paper at the police, declaring themselves
responsible for any disorders that might take place
during the carnival. The Russian Ambassador, M.
DE BourEmErr, has arrived from Naples, and had
en interview with the Government comnaitsion at the
Quirinal, which lasted three hours.
The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa states from
Florence, nth, that thirty inhabitants of Campi,
who had been lately arrested on the charge of con-
spiring against the Government, have been acquitted
by the tribunal.
The ilfilan Gazette publishes a proclamation of
Prince SCRWARZENBERG, dated the 18th, in which he
expresses his satisfaction at the alacrity with which
the new recruits have obeyed the summons which
called them to arms in the defence of the glorious
Austrian empire, and announces to the said recruits
that they may return to their homes with unlimited
furloughs, on condition of hastening again to their
corps at the first sound cf the trumpet.
Count Moyremonits and his brother, D. FERDI-
NAND BOURBON, arrived at Modena on the 13th, on a
visit to the GRAND DUKE.

A letter from Naples states that on the last. Sunday
of Carnival many persons were arrested on political
grounds. On the 15th the Criminal Court com-
menced the trial of the persons arrested at Gragnane,
on the charge of having made or taken part in a de-
rnostration in favour of the Constitution. The public
prosecutor demanded the punishment of death for five
of them. The Tempo of Naples of the 16th publishes
a royal decree, naming a commission at Palermo to
decide upon all applications for pardon in the case of
crimes committed and judged in Sicily.
The National Gazette of Switzerland declares that
the enrolling of soldiers fur the service of the King of
NAPLES is again carried on with great activity.
The Piedmontese Gazette states from Florence, 18th
inst., that a person publicly received 40 strokes of the
bastinado at Leghorn on the 16th, forhaving insulted
the authorities. On the 17th M.. ZAPPOLI and
CENNI (the latter was aide-de-camp to GARIBALDI)
were suddenly arrested at Bologna. At Pesaro the
Gonfaloniere was arrested on the 12th, for having
250 loaded military muskets, 80 swords, and five
drums in his possession.
The Giornale di Roma of the 15th publishes a no-

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tification from Monsig. LAVELLI, Minister of Police
at Rome, announcing that a voluntary enlistment is
opened fur the formation of a body of guards of
public saft:tv. The same journal publishes the
minute; of the operation of burning 66,770 scudi
(333,8501 r.) worth of the paper money of the Re-
public.

Mr. Bramston, M.P., had an interview yesterday
with Sir George Grey