The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
Naples and Sicily.

Naples and Sicily.
The sdv'sss from Naples reach to the 18th ult, sad
are Of inportsncs II appears that stimulstsd BY the
events 10 France and exspsatsd BY the cruel dsvssts
ton at Messina the scisns had refused the eoness
sons carried over to them by Lord Mimic, and had In
sisted upon total being ct the same
time bsisvsd however. that they would coussnt TO
Naples Tne Sicilian Parliament II couvoksd for the
2on ult and as Lord Mnto still Ut Palermo II was
From Msina ths dates are to tn. sv.uns OF the Oh 81
March The people rad pressed hard upon the CITADEL
on th sh O hs na nO Osen n 0s
was sent BY tho Nsapotans to their b.siegsrs With
otter TO suspend hoslities until Lord Mimic had bssn
queled, an the proposal was rejected In the evening"
,hersore Of that day the nrog was recommended and
the departure Of these letters the contest still
raging From Palermo the dates are to the lith and IL
was then reported but most likely without the ssst
truth, that the Neapolitan garrison at Syracuse had
also commenced a bombsrdment,
" We read IN III. Ns.Ys!!i.te Of Msr's.s of
tn, government Of Naples always show: bad
r.. the , NS hs s ssrm
visional government Of Sicily were acknowledged and
On the night OF the stha IN Of war was sent to Mes
na loaded with bomb shells and other instruments Of
During the night of the 9Th, an English steamer
brought the that the people had opened two large
breaches In the walls Of the castle of st Janveur, which
Is tue most essential fort of tho place and appeared
that the casle be surrendered hours after
the steamer left the port
Lord Mimic arrived at Palermo on the afternoon Of
tho 9h but the people refused to believe his promises
and resumed the attack.
For the last ten days the people of fsermo were de-
nsndIug the expulsion Of the Jesvis and ct the arrival
OF the by which II said that the members Of
this institution had been expelled from Piedmont three
aud obliged them to promise to leave Sicily - soon
possible This desire Of thu people had been scknew-
LEGGED BY the king and the l2h March, the Jesuits
e the country on board tbs packet vesuvius bound to
Malta.
favor ofhis son universally uested In Naples and
throughout the whole country
counter revolution was organized by the police on
the l4th; but after riot, during which eight asarsi
were killed, fifteen wounded, and sixty five taken pri
son.rs, the Nationa, Guard obtained tranquility.
The King Of Naples Is very much compromised In
spite Of ell his slow concessons he has power to
vent the movement provoked BY h. silly resistance and
which has dragged him to that fatal abyss whore al
kings and thrones are to be precpitatsd.
letter from Naples Of the l6th communicated to the
press by the provisional government says Lord Mia
to has not been able the general cowmtee OF
Palermo to accept the conditions proposed by the king
ss sDs Sn sss
ss were overwhelmed by the events Ia Frsn0e, cedes
to the least demand from the street Thus after sue
cessive demonstrations tho Jesuits left their college
and embarked for Malta. The Ligorians have since
bsen dispersed and tho ex-Minser has left
Of the king It is rsmarkabe t6st the most advanced
constitutional party entrsats the king to show more
turbances followed by the pilsge of several shops took
place. The National Guard and the troops Of the line
soon put tnom QOWn law, adopted IN naSte 00cr0eo
the provisional organisation OF tbs National Guard and
interdicts uceembages Naples was tranquil yesterday
Bavaria.
letter from Munich OF tho 2ist (at Eve in the
ins) which We ind in the aus.Jursh Gosette says
king Louis has abdicated Tho Prince Royal sscends
IL. throne nndSr sns mans o. Ms.~.n IL the nsws
sation 1t Is said that King Louis could not make up
hs mind to effect the promised reforms particularly to
The National says News of the asdication Of the
King Of Bavars was yesterday brought BY the tsls-
pose himself after his stormy reign This by
no means unexpected; for the King OF Bavaria some
time ago anusunrsd his intention to resign the throne
and therefore il than probs bic that the late riots
in Munich have only fastened the execution Of his de-
A letter from Munich, of the l9th in the .augsJuy
Gds that the king was about to open the states
on the 2sd There Is notice In this letter Of any In
tention Of the king to sbdcate.
Bohemia.
Bohemia Ia in very unsettled state.
Notwithstandin It's very probable truth, the tsle
public at Bsrin has been discrsditsd on the
Bourse Several German bankers hav: doubted its truth
Everything however, would to show the great pro-
liability OF the truth Of these dispatches.
Affairs In Milan.
The Opinone Of Turin, of the 10th ult publishes the
following news from the Novsra dated the 10TH
Milan Is insurged and in state Of siege The gates
are closed and the battle RACES within. The people
made themselves masters Of ave pieces Of oannon
and the report Of artillery heard up to II O'Clock
last night Five thousand Lomellines their way
to Milan to assist their brethren" The same journal
ladd -" At half past g. P. NJ, learn that the CO.
vernment is In the hands of the Mansse; Casst pre-
sident aud tho tricolour the government pa
lace Yesterday all the functionaries had abandoned
Milan The centre Of the movement was in the Bro.
Lotto. Tho g.ndarmery and remen fraternised with the
people The Hungafians have shown themselves friend
y TO the people, cried, Viva pUnghsns' The
nonading Of tho castle began yesterday ct and lasted
the people. The Comasina, Vstellina, and Bergamo,
are said at this moment to be In open nsurrection 1t
AS, sns hs tbs % ne
near Brescs by battalion of Italian grensdiers. We
learn from Vigevane that the Hungarian cavalry took
part with the Msnese for, having received orders to
prevent the entrance Of tho country people, they AL
lowed them to enter in shoals Last night ct all the
tocsns Of the villages the Piedmontsse frontier
sounding the alarm. Tho instruction Is general ct
th, moment throughout the Lombardo-V Venetian king
dom. Other letters confirm that tho vce-royal palace
is in the hands Of the people and that the papers arn
ture etc. had been thrown into the court to be burnt
OF
receiving the intelligence from Milsn, assembled his
ministers and long consultation took place Several
cstsettes after left the war-ece with orders for
the formation Of three corps Of on the from
tiers of the Teno and Po and the organisation Of voun
teer corps at Chivasso, G ssalo and Novi
Sardinia
By royal ordinance, the elections In Sardinia to
take place on the 18th April, and the Senate and
Chamber Of Deputies are to meet at Turin on the a7h
April
His Msjesty the 10Th ult., sent Official no6oA-
ton to the Burghsr Guard that he had dsmsssd Prvy-
Councillor Fake from bis post Ia tho cabinet Had not
his messy taken this STEP 1t would assuredy have been
The burghers have maintained the peace of
the city today By their desire soldier is to appear
unless tho burghers themselves should require their ~
distance Last night two soldiers were spprehendsd for
having iutruded.
The King of Hanover has .ded all the demands Of
his people, and been obliged to submit to the bitter
sy calling to the Ministry N. Stube the liberal depu
ty Onabrick for refusing to abet his Majesty In
the arbitrary which he adopted on his acoss
sion prosecuted and imprisoned for several years
The following is the Kings proclamation to his faith
full p, ople;-
"hsno, erispsl In answer to many representations
which have reached me, have already abolished ths
censorship OF the permitted the publication Of tho
proceedings In the Estates the right Of aseo
citation granted the desired amnesty and restoration of
rights to all who have beon condemned for political Of
fencesa concession which by these presents ex-
pressy decsresnd with regard 70 several other points
promised further consideration; but can do nothing