The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-28


most probably contain arrested leaders
The camp Thurles has been broken up and
srewds Of police detectives &c. that part of Tip
persry where Priest Mackay resides rendering all
egress from the suspected district almost impossible"
Important from Italy.
The advices which reached London at noon to-day
f12th) states that all doubt to the fate of Milan is
ct an end. The accounts given by the Swiss papers
give the following particulars -
1t appears that Milan was the 9th inst, still oc-
euped by Charles Albert with portion of his army
hut in the course Of the previous night, the King
finding that 1t would be impossible to defend the city
against Radetkys army, sent two OF his generals TO
the Austrian camp to make proposals for captua-
ton and after short discussion, the following terms
were agreed to by both sides:-
A suspension Of hostiities
The retreat Of the Piednontes 8, army to Tossno
And security to the lives and property Of the Inhabitants
The effect of this capitulaton is that within forty
eight hours of its being signed the army Of the King
Of Sardinia will have entirely rdcated Lombardy, and
the whole province tciH be in the hands 4uans
1t is to be greatly doubted, if the question of Lom
hardy and the duties of medators is not more COM
plicsted by this affair than it before Is it certain
that the people of Lombardy wish for Charles Albert
their king? Let Lombardy be polled once more
and is not ducut, says the same account, to see
turbed by recent events.
1t is said that General Mozzini still keeps the field
near Mowza, north of Milan, with $4,000 men, and
that Generals Grifeni and Perron, at the head Of
1000 men, are isolated Brescia where it is asserted
they will probably be obliged to prisoners
of war This defeat Of the Piedmontese army is pro-
baby the most rapid and complete on record. Ten
days ago Charles .Albart kesieging Mantua and
Ysrona, and nOw he does not command a man in
Lombardy.
It is said that Marshal Radetzky has at his dispose
total force Of 100 900 men, threeourths of which act
against Milan and the remainder attack the line of
the Pc.
The letters and advices which have come to hand
this morning. state that the Prince, Lieutenant
General of the King had assumed the command of the
army on the right side Of the Pc.
A committee of public safety had been named and
il was decided to mobilize the National Guard
The widows and children Of all who were wounded
or killed, were to be adopted by the State.
letter from Paris states that the Ausrians entered
Ferrara, on the 14th Of July-[There must be some
mistake in the date Ito the number OF 5000, and
occupied the principal posts Of the town, and levied
war contribution on the inhabitants. The Pope pro-
tested against the occupation and the Chamber of
Deputies unan mously voted the project of league of
all the States of Italy against Austria
NEW MINISTRY AT ROME.
Bassi, Foreign Flaboi, Interior; Lawri, Finance :;
Campelo, War.
An cdct Of the Pope had been torn by the popu-
lace.
The Austrians had crossed the Pc into the Papal
States, Marshal Wender commanding.
The French Republic.
Our advces from Paris are dated last night the 18th
instant.
Tbav ipfor v1s hiatt ba laVf fha fufn
ton Of the press had been voted and that all the
amendments proposed therein had been rejected
Lord Normandy had a long conference with General
Cavaignac, it is supposed, on the subject of Italy
The Moniteur of Friday, contains decree ANNOUNCE
ing that all persons who subscribed to the national
loan Of March 9, entitled to coupon of per Ct
The Minister of Finance has signed treaty with
the National Railroad Company, which postpones for
two years the payment of the first "a 900 of francs
debt Of the company and the company postpones its
calls for year.
The funds have risen II per cent. CONSUMPTION Of
$4,000 has been called out.
Louis Blanc and Caussidiere are prepared with ex-
culpatory evidence.
The Insurrection Committee has expressed, through
its reporter at the tribune its opinion that certain
parts Of the evidence and documents which were
brought before them should be withheld from publica-
ton, ewing 1t is assumed, to its suspicious character
This Recommendation has excited great curiosity
among the people Of Paris 1t is said that one of the
documents is long letter of Lamartne's in which he
condemns in strong language, portion of the men
with whom he then acting, whilst member of the
Provisional Government. The subject causes a vast
deal Of gossip throughout the city and it seems the
determination Of party to get the said letters before
The public, through the newspapers.
The Presss, Reformt, and other journals, denounce
ella rdf for i,rto Italia
ton at the latest moment.
The committee charged to examine the question re.
lative to the Of the insurgents has
sembled several times under the presidency of NJ Yer
ninhac, Minister Of Marine. All the French settle
ments successfully passed in review. 1t having
been decided that Martinique Guadalupe, Cayenne,
and Bourbon could not be fixed upon there only
manned Pondicherry Chaudernagore, Senegal, Goree,
st. Pierre, Miquelon, Tahiti, and the Marquesas and
Magotta, to select from. By the transportat bill
Algeria excluded. The committee were Of opinion
that that clause might be done away with, necessa
~, by the Executive government Under that idea
the committee discussed the conveniences which would
attend sending the insurgents to reside and colonise
part Of the north Of Africa, and the proposition
favorably received Nothing, however, decided on
for any determination must be to another
question viz whether they shall all be sent to
place to several localities. The government has
caused bill to be drawn up embracing both plans
The Messager says is proposed to reestablish the
chair Of political economy which was filled by M
Michel Chevalier, at the College de France. This
chair it will be mbered, suppressed by the
Provisional Government in favor, without doubt, Of
the Socialist system of government which Louis Blanc
was at that time intoxicating at the Luxembourg.
The most conflicting statements are still made about
Lamartine's conduct in the insurrectionary move
ment One party assert that the committee have sup
pressed document written by him against the insur
rection during previous to Its taking place whilst
on the other hand is said series Of letters have
been discovered at the house Of NJ. Sobrier, which
leaves no doubt Of NJ. Lamartine's completely with
the insurgents.
The National admits that the Provisional Govern.