The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-01

sclavonians detest thu Mayer authority, and Re
tia have already openly separated from Hungary and
are endeavourns to form themselves into an indpen
dent State.
The Venetian Republlc.
Tbs Provisional Government of ta' Venetian Republic
three coors white and red the green next the
STAFF tho white In the middle the red tho
the three coars The thre, oolors common TO all the
Italian flags signify the tslisn confederation tho lion
is the particular symbol of Of the ssH s;:
(sgned by tn. members of the Provisional
Venice, March ~, 1913
Ths Provisional Government OF the venetian kspubc
DEGREES the followiog:-
Instructions for commanders Of the fortres'ss and
for the captains Of the ports le aiding to Venice
Il On the arrival Of ship or steamer OF war under
whatever nag the captain Of the port 10 to send immsdi
st,ly alongside srmed boat with hAg Of truce to
certain possible that the said ship steamer be-
longs to the country she represents h,rse belonging TO-
and that she has troops board for laudiug After
-. Tho officer seat By the captain Of ths port will
chorng at Alboroni Lido or Chioggs or at any other
Of our ports whether b, intsnd proceeding I, We
nice; induction OF any such intentions 1t will be
"3 should more than ship or steamer of war, or
should several of Lloyds steamers together at time
intend entering tho harbor in such the ocer OF
tho bos sent by the captain Of the port shall inti
mate to tho commanders Of suoa ships steamers Of
Mouth of Lions till tbs decision Of tho govsrnrsnt
which shall Immediately asked by tho commander at
"a should chips Of war bearing the same lag wish to
after another at such dstsnce OF time not
yernmen in suoh oAss entrance shall not bs alowedto
second vessel sad will act pursusut to section B.
IS To vess.s carrying troops OF any country entrance
to keep from tho port by foroe should
they resist; and report thereof shall be made imms
IS On tina ARRIVAL Of any ship of war With the Aus
trian g tho officer sent by the captain of the port shall
utorm the command Of such ship that the Venetian
provinces have constituted themselves into indepen
republic forming part Of the Italian
and questions shall be put to the oommonder Of such
ship about his Intentions we'll those Of his
leaving him time for deciding Should the com-
mander Of such ship enter BY force no shall be
resisted; and should such commander hoist tri
lorcd flag tbs whi.e or truce dag In such csss en-
t.AnSs will be grant on. no S So , 20 in1a9.
tered the port the commander should intend proceeding
to venics, he will be opposed by force.
"7 Should vessels aftsr being recognized ~ belong
ing navy arrive bearing til coored dag en-
trance will granted and they shall b. obliged to an
Choir at Absroni. or Lodi, or Chiogsia &c.
"s. Entrance is allowed to ships Of oil nations after
that there are no troops on board In which
they shall bs considered a. In sections
80. Merchant vessels loaded with arms or ammuni-
ton shall tho ports Of Albersni Lido, Choggis
and report thereof shall be sde to the government
"ie> Lastly, all ships arriving with troops italian
passengers shr Declaring that they are coming as
y shall be Unlimited to them to remain at Albsroni
Lido ChoggiA in order report to the government
previous TO their proceeding to Venice.
! I" VENICE, March %, 1882
swiszs rland.
Til. Federal Directory after celebrating upon the
.mose ~ ss% from S
voy the Baron dc Syden issued decree the 9th, de-
carng that all associations and all asesmbases in arms
inerdctsd In every part of the Hevec confederation
All associations OF this nature must be Immediately dis
solved, under the penalty, REFUSAL OF immediate ex
pulsion Of the persons who may belong to them. An
Official communication Of this decree made to all the
members of the German diplomatic corps
Italy.
All remains quiet at Rome The Austrian ambassador
obtained his passport and left Rome the 8oth March
The expulsion OF the Jesuts had been decreed BY the
PontEcal government On the goth Of March dsputa-
ton Of the oasiui of Rome having waited on 0alstu
der, the minister replied
r. ; 81: :1 PSSs a %
:s the di.ps.;oe thu. body apoa
ia.,. moreover dec ed me to make sovsr'ga
Cardinal Castrso.rs was instructed to communicate
Roothaan, and Cardinal vxardeli to take charge
OF the administration Of the property belonging to the
The report that republic had BEEN proclaimed in So
to have been correct but the time We
claimed than il was overthrown by the people thsn-
selves It appears that the republican, to the number
Sd inst and immsSstsv proceeded to proclaim 70.
public to plumber the governors house, and TO commit
varou, excuses Report had greatly exaggerated oeir
ported by troops Ned without Offering any rssistsnce
During the however, the inhabitants yer: enabled
compare their numbers with those Of the INVADERS
the consequence that 1t carly hour the fol-
lowing day the church bells rung The townsmsn
tsot.a the republican mar.ud.rs ana speedily routed
them with the loss Of 20 killed and 900 Prsoners smong
whom tho leaders Of the expedition. The Sardini
authorities were then replaced In power, and the
French prisoners sent back to France, while the
Tn. .Ei,srsim:nto Of the Sd, Of Tsrin, publishes
letter from the Duke Of Parma to the regency In which,
r sss nIt ne
having accepted these conditions. and recommended
them to the population the authority Of the duke has
hs>u AZ Papun Nnfa IN In tha
the ducby for ct Piacens,, the duos arms have been
pulled down and publicly burnt provisional govern
ment has been proclaimed, and messures nave Dsen
taken to demolish the citadel.
Naples
As mentioned 10 our last, there has again been .
tented with tho first constitution granted to Thorn or,
properly speaking. having discovered that there
with respect to it, and that attempt would be
made to throw it ssde altogether, demanded reforms
ever nsosrSfy now that they found they we're to be
betrayed Ga the 4.h ult. the ministry had boon
President and Minister OF Public Instruction Colonel
yino.nzo desli Ubert, Public Works; Marehese Luzi
vsnsle. Gracs and Justice COnto Pistro Fsrretti,
Finance, Agriculture and Commerce; and Brgadtere
accession to oics prosranm. Of the s1Soi liberal
and almost democratic measures WAS put forw ard -
The period for the Parliamentary elections be fixed
g. The property qualification The be dispensed
with n III: ; Of mind aud ;dss: .Sa ns
ugnishsd themselves In commerce, science art or isea
The property qualification Of deputies be than
that required for electors
The electoral colleges to be invited ~ list Of
those thsir respective provinces whom they
consider worthy 70 be called the Chamber Of Peers,
being sded that fifty members Of the shal
be selected iu this
The Kingby the advice Of i'll
the Constitution Of the upper house.
s. Diplomatic agents to be immediately sent to concert
with the other states Of Italy the formation Of NATIONAL
league.
sge ,ontpg Of troops 10 placed The Disposal
Of tbs Italian League. and to depart Immediately by land ard
The national fl x bodeIed with the ltali.n - color
Eve'y be acc CELEBRATE aiming Of the
national gu uds ,h.ouzhc the kingdom
10. Cemissonsrs be despatched to org mrs the new
state OF things througt the provinces. 49,, -,
Ii was also announced that 10 concert with MS so,s
ters the king had ordered out the OF the army