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

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EUROPEAN MOVEMENTS.
The general commotion on the Continent has
gone on increasing. The intelligence respecting
the insurrection in Lombsrdy has been connrmeo
with the farther important feature that the Ains
of Sardinia, at the head Of an army OF 30,o"o
tcoops crossed from the Piednontese territory into
Lombardy. issuing. as he passed the frontiers
formal declaration of war against Austria ana
marched direct To Milan. The Austrians, defeated
ct every point, fed as he approached ann having
excessively been driven from Parma Brescia and
Des Seuzano, have endeavored 10 establish them
selves CD the line Of the Mincio.
The Italian Duchies have burst out into open IN
sorrection. Modens and Parma are revoutionized,
and Venice. which has been dying daily since the
fatal lsth Of January, 1898 now just half century
wh en- the Austans took possession of that city IN
virtue of the treaty Of Campo Formio, again shows
signs of life.
10 Austria proper everything seems disorganized,
and amid the chaotic confusion which prevails 1t
i, quite impossible to fix the hourly changing scene.
II i, anticipated that the Austrian General Badet-
skv. who is afraid to enter Msntua for want OF
provisions Will be compelled 10 capitulate upon the
appearance of the Sandman troops
1t said that n dspossble force will be shortly
at the command Of Charles Albert Of not less than
100000 With such an army not only will all
Lombsrdy be liberated, bat Austria may be
threatened. even at the gates OF Vienna
SAVOY has declared Itself Republic.
Ia sgitzerland a strict neutrality seems to be
aimed a. and the levying of troops is dlscounte
nanced by the Vorort. All the countries on the
right bank of the Rhine have been violently con
vulsed.
At Baden, Wur.emberg and Ssxony liberal Gov
ernments have 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 al tne
head Of the German Confederation, and promises
extensive Constitu tionsl reforms. AT the same
time he has plunged hesdlong into dispute with
the Danes respecting the long contested a1sh
of the Duchies Of Holstein and Schleswig, when
by force he seems resolved TO detsch from Den
BY encouraging the Poles to erect free Govern
mark On the other hand, he is exssperating the
Autocat of Russia 10 the highest bounds OF passion
ment in the Grand Duchy OF Posen
All Slesia Breslau and even Lithu ania appea
TO be IN an alarming state Of convulsion. It's RI
mored that 50 900 COssscks have suddenly appear
ed at Tsit and 10 the state Of excitemen IN when
the Emperor is at the moment should the King oil
Prussis wsver, the consequences may be serious
The Emperor himselfs vigorous and decided. de
is said to have ordered every man in Russi an Pc
land between Is and IS TO be removed into the IN
terror Of Russis.
Nicholas IL concentrating vast army IN Southern
Russia which we should deem sufficient to crush
sny attempt 10 erect erect a Republic In that d..
vision of the Empire.
In Denmark no actual hostillties have yet taken
place with regard to the Duchies which have de-
clared their independence, but the Danes are pre-
pairing their feet for offensive and defensive opera
tions and as it ia in excellent condition It would
pfct incalculsble injury on the Prussisn Com
merce, if actual war takes place There is cores.
ponding hesitation on both sides as 10 who shsll
strike the first blow.
Hanover is preparing an army to march IN favor
of the German side OF the quarrel
In Belgium all attempts to overthrow the Gov
eminent or to create disturbances have failed
Be giam and Holland are comparatively tranquil
1t reported that the Turkish Government, IN
der the influence Of the Russian Ambassador, re-
fuses to aeknow edge the French Republic.
Additional precautions have been taken In
France to keep secure the person Of Aid Ksder'
A violent emei.te took place at Madrid on the
evening Of the 26sh. The people and the soldiery
fought in the streets from in the evening until
or in the morning, and q considerable number
were slain on both sides The cause was said to
be republican movement and it was wholly unex-
pected. Court nartias have been held on many Of
the prisoners, but no executions took place. 0ueen
Christina is said to have aed.
la the conhic, NJ Escosurs, the Minister. was
shot in the leg and Mr.. Whitvell an English en-
gineer, killed. On the 27th the city was declared
in state ofsiege Tranquility has since prevailed.
Blu, the Provinces are excited to an alarming de-
gree. NJ. 0lozsga and NJ. Escosurs have both
been arrested by Narysez.
In Portugal matters continue tranquil a, present
In Sicily the siciisn Parliament is constituted
and the separation Of the Island from Naples is
complete. 1t is generally believed that the King
Of Naples has altogether abdcsted his rights over
Sicily
TIE advices from Athens state that the Greek
Ministry had resigned and that Senator Conduri-
os,e had accepted the task Of forming new