The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

ysrnmsnt constituted The spieyss had been sent to
Count Zicby had been captured and was retained ss
hostage.
letter from Trieste Of the 2sd In the .augs6rs Ca
zse, says this subject -" learn that Venice has
separated herself from Austria and formed provisional
government All soldiers and persons employed BY the
ure for Trieste Count Itchy with his head for
the maintenance Of the conditions laid down by the pro-
vsicnsl government The arsenal and the fortress are
In the handxof the venitians."
Hungary.
In Hungary the concessions made by the Emperor we're
Just In time to prevent the proclamation Of republic
While the magnatss their privileges In the
Assembly Of Presburg, the 18TH formidable re-
NaoUsl Guard. assembled and eOsest.S The
ment arepubiic, which they did not however proclaim
Things looked very serious till the news Of the con-
stitutonal concessions Of Emperor arrived ct Pesh
where the Information was enthusiastically received
Italy. -
The Florence journals announce that q revolution
sailed FORTH shouting in favor Of the revolutions at
Psris and Vienna. The Hungarans refused to act
against tho psople.
Later aocounts, however, announces the flight of the
Duke OF Modena The Austrian Ambassador. Nieumsnn,
had also fled and the instruction generally
fu On all sides heard the CRY Long Live Plus X.
Long live brothers Of Huussry The only troops
that could be got to act against tho people the
The Pedmontsse journals atsr than the asd have not
arrived but 1t is confirmed that the King Of Sardinia
had marched to Milan 1t tho head Of his army The
Vceroy Of Lombardy, with his family. at Verona.
Ono OF his sons, the Archbishop OF SigiSmond
rested at Bergamo.
Tho Piedmontese Gazette Of the gath announces ths
evacuation of Milan by the Austrian troops the a3d,
in of the complete victory Of the people
They marched out in three columns directed towards
Msntua Verona, and Plaoenzs
The king Of rdinia has declared himself In favor Of
the Independence of Lombsrdy, and ordered his army
to march to the aid of tho Italians.
Some 900 Austrisns were quartered at Madrignsno
ho nann Ian hrtA IN o,,t 49,
communications Of the enemy. It was announced by
letters from Milan dated two in tho afternoon of tho
insurrection successful at Lodi and Crsmons The
Austrians were driven from Pavs, Brcscs, and Desen
z,no The fortress Of pzs Ghsttcpe, with seventeen
guns was taken by the Miianese.
The duchies of Parma and Modena had declared their
annexation to Piedmont and Lombsrdy.
The Grand Duke of Parma has abdioated.
Advces from Parma bring the confirmation of the re-
volution there AT the frs OF the insurrscon
Milan, the inhabitants filled the streets and fell upon
the Ausrisns tho latter had to grape. The
Grand Duke however, alarmed at tho situation Of fairs
OF Withdrawing with his family and named regency to
which he supreme pswer, with full liberty TO
adop! such measures and establish such laws they
might think ut under existing circumstances.
provisional government composed Of tho most illus
trous personages of the CITY has been formed among
them Count San WHALE and Pellegrini.
It appears that the rising ID general throughout the
Lombsrdo Venetian Kingdom and that every where the
Austrian troops have been repulsed.
ing between the people Of Milan and the Austrian
had continued during the days Of tho 10TH 2Oth and
2lst
Numerous bodies Of volunteers from the s.rduan do.
minions especially from Genoa fastened towards Milan
The Swiss osntons which border the Lombard terrific
and italian political refugees also rose and according
to one account, large body of Swiss succeeded In
terng Milan carrying Arms and ammunition to the In
surgsnts
the Independence Of Lombardy and ordered his army to
march to the aid of the Italians On the 23d he issued
the following proclamation:-
Charles Albert by the grace Of God King Of sardi
nis, Cyprus aud Jerusalem People of Lombsrly and
Venice the destnies Of Italy maturing; happier
fate awaits the intrepid defenders OF jnculcsted rights
From snnty Of race from ntslgenos Of the age from
community Of feeling, the first have joined that
unanimous admiration which Italy manifests towards
You People Of Lombardy and yenics GU. -, armies,
you anticipated the Liberation Of glorious Milan now
to offer you, in your further trials that aid which
brother expects from BROTHER friend from friend
We will second Just desires oonnding In the aid Of
that God who Il vsbly with Us; of that God who has
dsrfu impulse has given to Italy the power of acting
alone Aud, that the sentiment of tho Italian union
may DO further dsIon,tratsd, We command that orr
nice shall bear the sscutcheon OF Savoy on the trco
The Pisdmontsss troops crossed tbs Msn.ss frontier
Oh the 24th and marched on ths capital The .dsridns
retired them and evacuated the city, whieh i'm
under the command Of the Duke Of Genoa.
The Gasetta di Roma, of tho l4th ult publishes q
proclamation Of the Pope, exhorng the and sub
scts Of the PontR to respect tho rights Of kings They
to respect religion and never 10 provoke tho
BILE anathems Of an Indignant Cod who would assuredy
illuminate His sacred vengeance against the asssants
Lord Mimic arranged conditions of peace with Sicily,
which were taken into consideration by the Neapotan
cabinet and rejected The Sicans appears ere TO be
left to themselves and the King Of Naples will appeal to
the powers Of Europe.
At Rome the alst ultimo, the arrival Of tho first
tho palace of tho Austrian embassy The ambassador
has fed The Duches of Parma and Modena have united
with Piedmont and Lombardy. The Duke of Modena
has not fed, but Is u prisoner
Tho Paris Moniteur du Soir publishes the following
summary Of the Italian news Tho Italian Journals
have brought the following accounts The King Of sar
dins has himself marched at the head Of his army Tho
vceroy Of Lombar6y sat Verona with his family His
third the srchduke Sgismond has been arrested
Bergamo The Austriaus the number Of 5000 60Oo
are stationary at Margnan The Milansse have blown
up the bridge Of L,noio to cut % tho
The following were the first acts OF the provisional 60
vsrnment ct Milan A considerable reduction in the
the remission Of all nnes and the provisional mainten
Of all the employees the public oses with the
The King Of Sardinia has transmitted the following
document dated tho 25th ult to the provisional govern
msns az Milan Mn ~ sns not enter MILAN t IN have van
myself TO 80 brave people till have obtained victory
that may prove me equally brave"
Lodi, on the AIDA
Provisional governments are formed at Pacsntia Par
to be to jain their fortunes with that Of LomSsrdyp
The strong fortress of Msntua ID In posse sson of the
people Of Lombsrdy and Verona has also pronounced
The troops ofths grand duke any in posses
slen Of the whole Of the duke OF Modsnss states.
Intelligence that the Austrans been expelled from
Venice and republic proclaimed, 10 confirmed.
The strong fortress Msnua Is In possession Of the
people Of Lombardy, ami Verona has also
The troops Of the Grand Duke Of Tuscany in pos
session of the whole OF the Duke Of Modenas States
The following proclamation has been published by
the Grand Duke of Tuscany
considering that the tranquility and security Of
dominions might be endangered by the disturbances
which, In Of the political events of the city
Of Modena and other countries of that duohy, might
break in the territories of Este contiguous to tho
grand duchy the ride of the late duchy OF Lucoa and
Petrssants and that it qaenty right and
duty to prevent the evils that might from them,
determined to take measures that the above.
mentioned territories of Este be professionally occupied
and simply gsrrsoned BY the Grand Ducal troops We
declare how ever that excepting the inconvenience Of
lodging the troops which will b, effected according
tho military regulations by the inhabitants of the places
which will be occupied In Of the assis