The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

indirectly with the iot-ror affairs Of any other couu.
or those Of his allies ore actually Invaded He denies
tho danger of such INVASION but says that he
prepare for It, and he intendst consult his
Getman estates IS to the ways and OF efeotiug
this purposes that budget of the expenses the income
and the resources of the monarchy shall bs submitted
already copvoked the deputies from bis German Soda
vonie and Italian empires This proclaim dated
the 18Th nlt and couotsrsiened by the Ministers In
zagby, Piersdorf and Weingarten.
The Council Of Ministers received the 2sth March
to place tn: whole Of the imperial army including all
ths nrst eattsous Of the Laudwehr OF tho thirty
German regiments of foot, footing, and to send
all the troops that could be spared to Italy One regi
ment of loot lft Vienna the 2sth Of March, one bat
tsry and half Of artillery followed next day and two
other regiments have been ordered to march at mi
nute's notice. The scopd battaiions of ell regiments
have been ordered to march at minutes notice The
second bstaons Of all regiments at the frontier too,
intended TO raise tho Italian army to SO, 600 men.
Italy.
we received by electric Telegraph yesterday the account
austrian corps having been defested at Bsguoo BY
dstk who had FIRST retired towards Bresca with his
70 force had left that and proceeded the Adige
IL appears that no divided his forc' aud that whilst
portion passed by Bagnolo Pontovco and Montechare
where corps have said, beaten by the Pied
moutese, tn, other passed by Lonyto the Lake of
Garda. The coros encountered at Bsgnolo must have
been one Of tho last from Bresca It beaten with
Hulaus They had in charge several military cheats,
which were also captured Official accounts received at
Milan on the 3oth nt confirm the news Of the encoun
ter at Moutecharo between the Austrsus and Pcdmon
tese and state that the former had cnoamped that
place. but were quite unprovided with subsistence.
The King OF Sardinia occupied Lo on the 30th, with
5000 and to be followed by the Duke Of Savoy
with 1000 men and 100 pieces Of arl.ry The king is
performed forced march Of Ito miesin ~ hours and
informing them that in tow hours more they would
s,sad face to f.s. y the enemy In aHothss pTUcl
Of Lombardy Venice, Piscsnza, and Reggie to avoid
the ancient divisions and disoord that the
ban. Of Italy
It is estimated that the King Of Sardinia has already
SO 900 men concentrated between the serio and the
Oslio Hs hiss also reserve Of $4,000 ready to cross
the frontier Of LON hardy There also 900 Pedmon
tese volunteers making total OF 100000 from Piedmont
the Roman and Tu,o,n STATE. from Psr%a frSm MoSs.
ns. and even from Naples The total dsposabe force
will probably not fall much short of OOOO 10 900 Ro
aud 600 Tuscans have arrived the banks Of the
20 These troops arrived by Bologna and Ferrara and
were to the river at POn Lago scuro at the
nencs of the Psnaro and the Po and short distance
The news of the conclusion of an alliance, offensive
aud 6efeneivs bstweeu all the Italian States against
Austria if fully con armed.
The Pasra Of Florene. announces that political al
nS' susS1 and dsn y ssnst Mu,r has
the King OF Naples and the Grand Duke Of Tuscany.
The Aus risn army Its retreat from Milan, be-
came dsordered, end ended In absolute flight. The
sold harrsssed in disorder and without food, had
the gresest difficulty to force . passage through
cnuutry of which the whole population had risen against
them. General Rsdetzki was obliged TO abandon the
Mlsnese the whole of this wounded all his ammunition,
We have dates Of tho aist sis from Milan No con-
cts had place between the allied forces aud &c
neral Rsdetek The latter had taken position on the
Og having given up the idea OF entering Mautua that
fortress being unfurnshed with provisions Tho Pied
montese Tuscau and Roman troops were close at hand
with large bodies Of volunteers and engagement
the cptulston of Rsdetsk appeared to be inevitable
Toe Opimene fTurin, publishes the following, under
letter from Milan says that Gsnsral Bes, at tho
head OF 900 troops of the Inns. and 1000 volu teer
to route, taking 600 prisoners; amongst whom
pis:ss sss,.a.is,y 81,
people from the head quarters Of the Piedmont army,
dated at voghcra in which he entrusts the safety OF his
domnous the citizen mili.i. while he descended With
his army to tbs plains of Lombsrdy Notwithstanding
this observe that Savoy had declared itself ndepen
dent Of Sardinia. The latest intelligence states that
took place at Chsmbsry, the capital
of Savoy, the 4h inst. when the authorities Of King
Charles Albert were reinstated In their functions The
French authorities gave every assistance to Sardinia
While all these Things are occurring In Italy, and
while the Venetian Lombardian ineurrecton every
whers successful from the 70 to the Adratic Is Gu
rious to find at Vienna papers announcing that the in
sure cton at Milan has been put down. that the Arch
duke ban entered Italy with renforcemente by way of
appears to be certain that the Austrian government
has given orders for the immediate formation of army
gent. several regiments have already left Vienna by
the railway for Trieste This army Is to assemble at
We have received accounts from Parma of the 2sth
UT. The Duke Of Parma has been restored to his
thiono and has given constitution to his subjects He
parties which wished join Piedmont and those who
wished to join the Pope, are not quite Satisfied.
Sardinia.
The PROCLAMATION OF THE KING OF SARDINIA.
Charles Albert, BY the Grace Of God, King Of SArdi-
nh, Cyprus and Jerusalem. People Of Lombardy and
Venice the dcstinies Of Italy maturing hsppier
From aaity Of race from intelligence of the age from
community Of feeling the nrst have jonedin that
unanimous admiration which Italy manifests towards
People Of Lomosrdy and Venice, our armies, which
ttoipated Of Miln0n IN
offer you in further trials that aid which brother
pects from brother, friend from friend We will
second your just desre In the aid Of that God
who yisiby with US Of that God who has given to
Italy rius TX; Of that God Who by such wonderful
And, that tho sentiment Of the italian unien may DO
further demonstrated command that troops, on
" s.yo0 Ss
Italy"
The ChartIst Convention
morning, April g. at nine o'clock Mr. p. McGrath Ia
the chair.
The government reporters again attended.
ADDRESS TO THE COUNTRY.
Mr. kyDD brought forward motion that an address bs
u to tho couatry laying b,fore tbs working clssscs
empire and the necessity that exists for improved less
latica on the part sf tbs government
Me RUSSELL seconded this motion
Me CurrAY did not that any necessity existed for
tho ponuigAtion OF suoh ga address Tbs coalition Of
the working classes well known.
After sons discussien tbs proposition carriel,
aud committee was appointed to prepare the address
RESOLUTIONS OF THE cHARrisr EXECUTIVE
Mr. Clarke then read sseries OF resolutions proposed
by tsexsouvo council to be adopted Throughout the
country In the event Of the petition being refused
ThS hrss resolution That In the event OF the petit
on being refused her Mj,sty be memorslis,d to dis.
miss nom hr councils her present minister's and call
to her ad me whose principles would b. Ia consonsne
with the peoples charter /"
MIR. WHEsLrR seconded the resolution.
Mr. ADaMs, BY way Of amsn dment, proposed that the
conicrence should consider the steps TO be
takeu previous to the presentation OF the petition In
the evcnt OF its rsection no would ne prepared
ph ne majority ~ the conpsn ion, were eusn TO the
scafoid
MIR CurFAv said that the sub.committee In London
had prepared the ceremonial eqursd for conveying the
national pstition to the houses Of parliament
Mr.. O'CoSroR said that no had not been idle
this occssop He had prepared two csrrsges, one 20
feet in bes long decorated With flags and notices for
the conveyance Of the deputSon and another the
carrying OF the petition. Those would be drawn by
twelve horses.