The Daily spy., 1848-07-11


their war with the Austrians Marshal RadetsKy
LETT Verona with the principal part OF hls lorce'
and marched upon Vicenza, where an action en-
sued between him and thea Italians, under Gen.
Durando, which terminated in favor OF the Aus
trians. Letters from Milan OF the afternoon OF
the 18th ult., announce the surrender OF NIcenZa
to the Austrians on the 1lth, by capituation.
Padua, had also been compelled TO capitulate.
Gen Pepe, finding the place incapable of being
protected, capitulated, and retired to Ferrara.
The Austrians in the Venetian territory have
been strongly reinforced.
The King of Sardinia signed, on the evening
of the 10th inst at Garda, the pact with NJ. Casa
ii, and two other members of til Provisional Gov
ernment of Milan, for the annexation OF Lom-
hardy to the kingdom ofSardinia.
NAPLES AND SICILY.
The insurrection in Calabria appears to grow
formidable, and.a considerable body OF Scilians
is stated to have landed in the province, for the
purpose of aiding the insurgents. Parliament
had been convoked TOR the 18th ult., and the ma
tional guards of the three Caabrias have been
summoned to meet. The insurrechon has also
spread in the province OF Basicate, where anoth-
er Provisional Government has been formed at
Potenza; and revols have likewise occurred at
Taramo, Chieti, and other places.
Reggie is in open nsurrecton; the troops have
retired to the forts of Reggie and Scilla. Six
provinces are nsurged, viz, the three Caabrlas,
Basilicate, and the two provinces OF ApuIia The
Abruzzi have also commenced an insurrectiou.
1The above named places are provinces and towns
in Naples, mostly in the neighborhood OF Sicily ]
In consequence of these threatening tdings, the
King had offered-lst, the constitution OF 1920
3D. the delivery of the forts to the national guard,
constituted as it was on the 14th OF May, Sd,
the entire reconstruction of the chamber OF De-
puties. He had also embarked his horses, car
riages, &C., on board the Polyphemus steamer.
Prince Don Louis, his brother, who had ordered
the 81 national guards to be shot has LETT the city
forever.
ROME. The decree for the separation OF the
spiritual and temporal power of the Pope is in
progress through the Chambers, and gives great
satisfaction.
bulletin of the committee of War Of Rome,
of the 10Th, states that amongst the Austrian SOL
diery there were 100 Austrian ladies', disguised
in uniform, actually serving.
AUSTRIA The condition of affairs in Austria
has not materially changed. The Emperor has
issued manifesto from Innspruck, in which he
gives the prospect of opening Constituent As.
sembly at Vienna, if ordered and tranquility are
restored.
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
The Schleswig war is still proceeding. Both
the Danish Government and the Frankfort Diet
have rejected terms of mediation proposed by
Lord Palmerston; the Germans efore and the
Danes since, their knowledge OF the comparative
success OF the Danish arms on the 5th 1t is
stated that both Russia and Sweden explicitly
notified to Prussia that the stay of German troops
in Jutland would lead to an immediate decara.
ton OF war on their part, which led to the with
drawal OF General Wrangel on the 24th May.
The Swedes have commenced active assistance
by sending troops into Denmark and Jutland
which are reported to be in high spirits at the
prospects of brush with the Germans.
A marriage is said to be settled between a daugh-
ter OF the King of Sweden and the Grand Duke
Constantine.
letter from the city of Schleswig, dated the
14th, says that large numbers of German troops,
passing through this city to the north, gives rea-
son to suppose that rencontre with the enemy
is to be expected shortly.
BOHEMIA
RIOTS AT PRAGUE, AND CANNoNADE OF
THE CITY. The Leipzig Gazette of the 18th
says that intelligence was received at Leipzig of
riots at Prague on the previous day, in conse-
quence OF Prince Windischgratz, the command
of the troops, refusing to give cannon and am
munition to the students II appears that the
Czech party had got up demonstration on the
18th, and that crowds had assembled in conse-
quence TO listen to some nfammatory speeches.
The result was as intended. The people becom-
ing excited, about midday assembled before the
house of the commandant to give him charava-
RI. a body OF grenadlers who were consigned
within the place came forth, and the crowd hav-
ing been uselessly summoned to disperse, blows
ensued, which led ultimately to a general fight,
and the raising barricades on the part of the peos
ple The commandant caused the alarm to lie
beaten, and gave till o'clock tor the people to
take down their barricades. The people COM
menced the attack, and the commandant swept
the street with the cannon. The number of
killed and wounded was not known. The wife
OF the commandant was shot and his son wound-
ed. The news Of the outbreak in Prague was
announced TO the neighborng country by the
burning of innumerable beacons on all the sur
rounding mountains.
Dresden, June II. By the accounts received
from Prague, it appears that the streets are still
barricaded, and that the insurgents were being
fired upon. The infatuated multtudes w oud
neither surrender nor remove the barrcades
Viennd, June Is. Intelligence from Prague
is OF more quiet character. The city has ca
ptulated. The rebels have given fourteen host
ages; the Prince Windischratz, has occupied II
with his troops.
PRUSSIA.
There had been more disturbances at Berlin.
On the 14th ult collision took place with the
Burgher Guard, arising out OF an attempt TO dis
Perse some workmen, who had gone to the min.
lister to demand work or money. Being refused.
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