The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-23

both in open instruction The inhabitants OF Warsaw
are sad 70 nave rsen IN mase and murdered hundreds
Polish legion. which formed part of the civic guard
have et Berlin Tor Posen with the intention OF strength
ening the opposition in the Russian provinces of Poland
where the old system of knoutng and incacerating
now carried to an extrayagant length.
letter in the SchIesscher Zeiung of the 23d instant,
confirms former reports Of the concentration OF large
army OF Russian troops close to the frontiers of Upper
Lower Slesia They consist chiefly OF Cossacks and
oIcassaas Inc same paper also confirms The runners
especially at Warsaw.
The Polish General MerosIawski, passed through
Cologne Thursday, his way to Paris in order TO
invite his counrymen residing there Posen
He has secured assurance from the PrussIan govern
men that every facility will be afforded to their passage
through the Prussan territories.
Advces have arrived from Lemberg, Gallca,) OF the
date OF the 22d March, which that great pop
ular demonstration took place there on the 10Th. The
people demanded constitution, the liberty of the press
general amnesty, the national guard the adoption OF
the Polish language and that the Emperor OF Austria
undertook to transmit these demands to the Emperor
On the 22d courier from Vienna brought the reply OF
the Emperor Two hours after, the students. the pupils
of the School of Arts and Manufacturers followed by an
immense crowd, went to the governors palace. The
Count Stadion read from the balcony the answer of the
Emperor, which is in substance, as follows:
81 Arms shall be distributed the people, on condition
that they shall only hen against the of The
country. 2. The Emperor be proclaimed King Of Po-
Germans aud jews to be considered as natives .
Advices from St, Petersburgh to the als March state,
that on the proposition OF the Minister Of Finance, sane
Empire has been issued authorizing the establishment
OF temporary commercial bank at Nishn- Novgorod for
three years.
Italy
The Gazette d Roma, OF the l4h ult, publishes a
proclamation of the Pope exhorng the sons and subjects
OF the Pcnh 10 respect the rights of kings. They
TO respect religion, and never to provoke the terrible
anahema of indignant Cod who would assuredy full
inmate his sacred vengeance against the assalans OF his
anonted."
Lord Mimic arranged conditions of peace with Sicily,
which were taken into consideration by the Neapotan
cabinet and rejected The Scans, it appears are to be
left to themselves and the King of Naples will appeal to
the powers of Europe.
1t appears that the rising is general throughout the
I.ombardo Venetian kingdom, and that everywhere the
Austrian troops have been repulsed
According the Turin journals of the 22d, the fighting
between the people OF Milan and the Austrian troops had
continued during the days OF the 19th goth, and
The people had at last obtained possession of all the
principal points of the town, and were when the last
accounts left, engaged in attacking the castle The
journals that Modena had risen, and that Par
ma and Placenza in full Instruction.
Numerous bodies OF volunteers from the Sandman do
minons, especially from Genoa, FASTENED towards Milan
The Swiss cantons which border on the Lombard terrific
ry and which have always given shelter to the Carbona
ri and Italian political refugees also and according
account, large body of Swiss succeeded enter
ing Milan, carrying arms and ammunition to the insur-
gents. u.vsNF
The Piedmontese Gazette OF the oath announces the
evacuation of Milan by the Austrian troops the 23d
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They marched out in three columns directed towards
, Nlanna. Verona, and Placenza.
The King of Sardinia has declared himself in favor of
the independence of Lombardy and ordered his army
march the aid of the Italians On the 23d he issued
the following proclamation
Charles Albert. by the grace Of God King Of Sardinia
the intrepid defenders Of cucaed rights From affinity
feeling, we the first have joined in tat unanimous adira.
ton which Italy maniiests towards you.
aof ly md nnat ph
already assembled on your frontier when you anticipated
the liberation OF glorious Milan now come 70 offer you in
friend from friend We will second just de-
us; Of that Cod who has given Italy Plus tx; Of that
God who by such wonderful impulse, has given Italy
And that the sentiment of the Italian union may be fur
he demonstrated, we command that our troops enter
ing the territory OF Lombariy and Venice shall bear the
scutcheon OF Savoy ON the tri-colored flag OF Italy
The Piedmontese troops crossed the Milanese from
tie the oath and marched on the capital The Aus.
Immediately occupied by the Piedmontese liberatng
arm. z, under the command of the Duke of Genoa
We learn by the Florence papers of the 2ls that
outi took place at M0dena the Goth. About hun
dred youths that day sailed forth with loud cheers for
Independence, the revolution OF Paris, and that of Vi
emma. The Hungarians and the pioneers refused to act
against the people; the Dragons alone fought despe
raely. The Duke, at the lime of our account, was
yainly trying to conciliae the people by concessions
The same papers announce that Venice Trieste, and
Padua were in open Instruction the 9th.
On the 9th the people OF Parma on hearing of the in
surrectiOn al Man unanimously and eyinced dis
position attack the Austrian garrison The next
ing at O'Clock, the Duke conyoked council to deber
ate on the measures to be taken The inhabitants were
at that hour possession OF the principal posts OF the
city after sh gh collision, which an Austrian soldier
and a workman were killed.
The whole DO, ulation afterwards under arms
the ocsin was ru ng, the firing commenced, and several
Hungarian soldier and officers were killed Among the
latter was the major OF the regiment The people also
serious losses Two of their Chiefs Doctors
Braibant and Crema, were both killed. The Duke be-
came so terrified THAT he sent for Count Canelli and
placed himself under his protection AT the suggestion
of the latter the prince resolved to leave the duchy and
to issue the following proclamation:
We Charles being anxious 10 quit these States with our
family appoint Count Luigi San Vtae, Count Giroamo
Can,eI Councillor Fe vdnando Maestr, and Councillor Pie
o Pelign members oil regency, to which we grant
adopt such measures circumstances may require.
The regency on being installed, named director of
the police and new military commander of the city
The civic guard occupied all the posts at o'clock, p m
and the council of seniors assembled.
AT Rome, the 2ls ul,mo on the arrival OF the iirst
news from Milan, the p.ope tore down the arms IRON
the palace of the Austrian embassy The ambassador
has fled. s en-
An extraordinary bulletin, dated Milan, March oath
Q O'Clock D. M contains the following: Trent and
Tyrol are said to be in revolt Lodi and Cremona have
triumphed after being partly burnt by the enemy Pavia
Brescia and Dezenzone have likewise expelled the Aus
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"The garrison of Pizzi-Gheone joined the insurgents
and the fortress captured by the Manese with
pieces of artillery The Daches Of Ps,rma and Modena
OF Mo1ena has not fed stated yesterday, but lis
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