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Vercelli to Novara, in which the Utter were dispersed
after fighting obstinately, not being supported by
other corps, who turned against them.
In consequence of this event, and of the Provi-
sional Junta at Turin having dissolved itself on the
9th instant, this Administrative Commission of Go-
vernment resolved to beg the Governor, Count Des
Geneys, who had been arrested since the 23d tilt. that
he would be pleased to re-assume the reins of Go-
vernment. We annex the Proclamation of Count Des
Geneys, issuedon this occasion, and we are glad to
be able to add, that the tranquillity of this place con-
tinues to be undisturbed.
We just learn, that a great number of the Chiefs
of the revolt in Piedmont are arrived, fugitives, in
the environs and suburbs of this city, into which the
Government has prudently refused to let them enter,
but allows them to take shipping for wherever they
please. It is said that a considerable number are
embarking for Spain.

COUNT DES GENETS TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE

CITY AND DUCHY OF GENOA.
.1 How fortunate for me is the moment in which, surrounded
by the same individuals of your fellow-citizens whom I nomi-
nated at your suggestion to the administration of the Govern-
ment, and the maintenance of public tranquillity, I can freely
express the sentiments of gratitude which I MSC truly feel to-
wards the generous National Guard, to whom we are all in-
debted for the preservation of public order, and I in particular
of that of my life.
" For a long time past I have received the clearest proofs of
your attachment to my person; and if certain unhappy circum-
stances, or evil dispositions, have excited the discontent of a
few, I have not on that account undervalued, even on the most
critical occasions, the distinguished claim which you have ac-
quired, and particularly in the late perilous crisis, to my warm

K Bury then, as I will do, in profound oblivion, our past
disasters.

" I return to full and entire confidence in you all, without
exception ; do you also return to your attachment ; and I hope
to prove to you, by the most effectual means in my power, that
I have never ceased to deserve it.

" I declare, in the meantime, that the Administrative Com-
mission of Government, appointed by me under the Decree of
the 251 March, shall continue, composed of the individuals
which that Administration has selected as the associates of its
labours. The direction of the Police shall, however, continue
under Signor Antonio 13into.

" In compliance with the request made to me by the Citi-
zens, some Deputations are about to set out, who are charged
with instructions, in the present circumstances, for pleading
the cause and protecting the rights of the City and Duchy, with
his Majesty King Victor Emmanuel, with his Royal Highness
the Duke of Genevois, and General La Torre, Commander-
in-Chief of the army, and who now represents the Sovereign
in the Capital.
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" I send by these Deputies letters to implore that no foreign
troops may enter the Duchy.
`l4 Let us accompany them with our wishes, and adopt the
firm resolution to maintain public tranquillity.
" Finally, let us hope everything from the paternal and
affectionate hearts of our august Sovereigns.
" Genoa, April 11. " G. DES GENETS."
NAMES OF TIIE DEPUTIES SENT TO

Mei—Count Pasqua, Marquis Ginn Carlo Jcrra, Advocate
Azdiziene. •
Monaisa—The Archbishop of Genoa, Count Carbanaca (Pre-
sident of the Senate), Chevalier John Zuartara.
Tuatx—Marquis Gerolaino Jerra, Marquis Gerolaimo
taneo, Advocate Perasso.
INSPRUCK, APRIL 11.

The second battalion of the regiment of kaunitz
arrived yesterday, on their way to Italy. According
to private letters, the battalions of the regiment of
chasseurs of the Emperor, which form a part of the
division Lederer, after having passed the Garigliano,
were stationed in the camp at Capna. Since the
conclusion of the Convention, they were destined to
the attack of Gaeta ; but it was prevented by the vo-
luntary surrender of the fortress. The news respect-
ing the condition of the army is most satisfactory.