New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
EuRoP EAN MOVEMENTS.

r., Telso,aph 10 the Ne,D- York Tribune.
EuRoP EAN MOVEMENTS.
The general commotion on the Continent has
gone on increas ing The Intelligence respecting
the Instruction in Lombardy has been confirmed,
with the farther important feature that the King
If Sardinia. al the head Of en army Of 10000
troops crossed from the Pedmontese territory into
Lonbardy. issuing. as he passed the frontiers,
formal declaration Of war against Austria, and
marched direct to Milan. The Austrians' defeated
at every point, fed as he approached, and having
succes.iveIy been driven from Parma Brescia and
De, seuzano. have endeayored to establish them
selves on the line Of the Mincio.
The Italian Duchies have burst out into open in
surrection. Modena and Parma are revolutionized,
and Venice, which has been dying daily since the
fstalls of January l7s5, now Just half century
when the Austrisns took possession Of that city il
virtue of the treaty Of Campo Formbo again shows
signs of life.
In Austria proper everything seems dlsorg anized,
and amid the chaotic confusion which prevails 1t
is quite impossible to tx the hourly changing scene.
II is anticipated that the Austrian General Radet-
sky. who is afraid to enter Mantua for want Of
provisions will be compelled TO captulate upon the
appearance Of the Sandman troops.
lis said that a dsposabe force will be shortly
st the command of Charles Albert OF not less than
$50 600. With such an army not only will all
Lombsrdv be liberated, bu, Austria may be
threatened even at the gates OF Vienna
/ Savoy has declared itself Republic.
In Switzerland a strict neutrality seems TO be
aimed AZ. and the levying OF troops is discounte.
nsnced by the Vorort. All the countries on the
right bank of the Rhine have been violently con
vulsed.
At Baden Wurtemberg and Ssxony. liberal Gov
ernments hsve been conceded TO the people
In Hanover the triumph Of popular feeling has
been complete
In Prussia, after the bloody scenes which took
place in Berlin the King has put himself at the
head of the German Confederation, and promises
extensive Constitu tional reforms. AT the same
time he has plunged headlong into dispute with
the Danes respecting the long contested ahair
of the Duchies OF Holsten aud Schleswig which
by force he seems resolved to detach from Den
by encouraging the Poles to erect free Govern
mark On the other hand he is exasperating the
Autocrat of Russia to the highest bounds OF passion
ment in the Grand Ducby Of Posen-
All Siesis Breslsu, and even Lithuani sppea
20 be IN al alarming state OF CONFUSION ltis rn
mored that 900 Cossscks have suddenly appear
ed AZ Tst and IN the OF excIt ement IN when
the Emperor is at the moment, should the kiug OF
Prussia waver. the consequences may be serious
The Emperor himseiis vigorous and decided. lie
is said to have ordered every man IN Russian 70.
land between rs and IS 70 be removed into the IN
terror oi Russia
Nicholas is concentrating vast nmyln Southern
Russia which We should deem sufficient to crush
any attempt 10 erect erect Republic IN that d
vision Of the Empire.
10 Denmark no actual hostilities have yet taken
place with regard to the Duchies which have de
csred their indie peudence but the Danes are pre-
pairing their feet for offensive aud defensive opera
tons and as /, Is in excellent condition It would
infiict incsculabe injury On the Pru'sisn Com
merce. n actual war takes place There Is cores
pondins hesitation on both sides as 10 WHO shall
strike the 6rst blow
Hanoveris preparing an army to march 10 ia'or
of the German side fine quarrel
! In Belgium all attempts 10 overthrow the Gov
Belgium and Holland are comparatively tranquil
Ii reported that the Turkish Government IN
der the influence Of the Russian Ambassador re
fuses 10 acknowledge the french Republic.
Additona precautions have been taken IN
Frsnce to keep secure the person Of Aod-el-hsder
violent emeute took place At Madrid % tue
evening If the 10Th. The people and the sodiey
fought 10 the streets from IN the evening uaiil
or 4 in the morning. and q considerable number
were slain on both sides The was said 70
be republican movement and II wholly unex
pected Court martials have been held on many OF
the prisoners but 40 executions took place. Queen
Christina is said to have fed
In the cunfic. NJ Escosars the Minister was
shot ia the leg and Mr WhiIwelL al English en-
eineer. Killed On the 9Th the city was declared
in state OF siege Tranquility has since prevailed
But the Provinces are excited 10 an alarming de
gree N. Olozsgs and NJ. Eseosurs have both
been arrested by Narvsez
/ 10 Portugsl matters continue Tranquil! al present
In Sicily the sicihan Parliament is constituted
and the separation OF the Island from Naples Is
complete. Its generally believed ,hs, the King
Of Naples has altogether Abdies,ed his rights over
Sicily.
The advices from Athens state that the Greek
/ Ministry had resigned and that Senator Condari'
o,te bad accepted the task Of forming new