New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

..'..,..,i, a p.isfrnn ~ shat the hlNs snA"
,,.tsa there NJ ak Nceshs ~ zoe nVH ~ -,
,.n, and ths. a. the tsits sNr'' DC - 80 ~ - -
,sai. snt, the new snstia"'ns sns" 'o :" wv
=. ..,,,r..t,,ed Nv some MseiSn power III,
'.',.,l,cly stated ths, the GoVcrnmeu' VIII
=, - y a,>>,ant consent g. accord asepsrs'o
80 40 the Island and that al the hing can
-, !, wtl be q allow the Chambers 10 Assem-
\. alternately At Naples snd ~ Palermo
Fraa Mcs.lns the intelligence Is ep ~ we 80,
Vne t.sit.,la MAS threatening, hut No ooohiot hsd
,.a,a place The foot DEGREES oiths King hsa no'
=. NED the pcpalss excitement. usiSg hsd oeen
:, ,,,,,,i ha, news were waited for irom Palermo
Acs,rc scuag. -. ,s,,li.
Oa the San Gen. Nsnsisnte went into Feru',
pso,i st CT TIE head OF his column winch nc
An crser With cannon aud lighted ms'Vuos ~.
a,nNons,--tion faded Ia iis object, and SIS " "a
..,-t.,, HAVING hrnNcn out among the people was
t..-eS at nue rnomens that the stfassle "oUd "o
c,nunencca but tie tr'scps NSe Ae'e - 'S'~' ~ -
n az barracks without any blood hcins Sneu- Ane
"a, - .,A soldiers declared thar they "oU'o u"'
-, .x,,,., themselves In any 0ch manner. Gen.
T.-s.,,,,, aud the DaSc de Bagroli, defendant OF
49,. e,erSeticslly blamed this pruvocsNou.-
Ne s-r s.ured tbss Cstsas reN0ted on we 'o'u,
Ard twas said thSs Csrtsguone OsItSilte'.e anu
Ns.rso we're about t. do the same Al o"iy' ia
fsct appeared ready Tor rising
The uess from Naples has cause great Sens1
ton Ia supsrts Of Italy. At Home Florence: DO
l,.,s Sesos and TG,in. the people snoot LenS
hive tie Sici,isns. long live the Constitution VI va
ne. Al Genoa. on the lat there were Inse
s-,x.i. assembled niterlng this cry and 4 De@M
90, 4, "a p.rt,rmed al the Churcho the Nun1'a'a
!, 49, NJ the success of the movement Ia SICILY
Twas expected slso that, in the evening many oi
,hs III. hfsn,s would illuminate tneir houses All
the trcas Of the garrison had been ordered % noI
themselves in readiness for inc msihsenS"o' u
orter ,ha Arba.ss
- :. Aux,ris az Naples endesyoFed 10 prevent
ga King from granting Constitution Anu NI0'
uh.n his rcmonsraDces beng uisrcsa'uVu' '0
Constitution granted, he protestea asalis. ",
principally on the ground mat IN virtue vi tea1'e
xith Au,i-is the klag had absolutely Abandoned
-. -, ~ y;v;n, new institutions 10 his states
Oar correspondent adds, that II was reported ~
me political circles Of Paris. that the Ambassador u
the Emperor of Russia had also protested against
the Constitution. -sD,.lo..
Tss f,r,-e.s Of Alessandrs, the key OF Piedmont
IA. hAsp strongly sarrisoned by regiments from
Tu-iu sra t}enoa in order t. provide against sur
p-i,e from the Austrisns as Marshal hadetsSy nsd
threatened To seize It. At Genoa the people nave
demanded Constitution
Au.tri. il pouring in troops TO Milan, ana mas
closed the Milsness railways against tne pm pm
,bsv are non used solely for the transport OF troops
1ns 5<sa Itsltaaa OF Genoa OF the 3Ist UT meu
ton, the arrival Of express from Turn duf'ns ee
n-syious night with orders for the n slmen' nc
rina 70 proceed forthwith by forced msrcnes 20
Alsssndria A regiment OF cavsiry ana seNerai
batteries Of artillery were also under marching Or
Gers for thai city The same JOulnsa ~, ,hs
TIA; the police Of Milan had given notice that tne
railroad nom Milan 70 Trevgho would DE closed iof
IN. puhlc on the goth 3Oth and 3ls January beInS
.x~iu,ionly reserved those days for the convey
aacs OF Austrian troops
Tbs sYy,lgslne ZettuRg publishes letter, dated
H. 2s,b Jar nary from the Russian frontier stating
,b., the paragraph in the Popes speech, feiatvS
~ the .tate of the Catholic Church IN hassia had
c,ased the greatest surprise at Sc Petersburg ana
thar the Emperor had sent Instructions 10 DIS repre-
sentative at Rome to demand an exPlanation' eho'
If necessary, satisfaction. oo., Ill.
Tns COnismp1rane0 OF Rome, oil tue 2Ssn uit',
Announces tns, the Pope hsd gwen toe Give Guard
Of ,h.r city battery of foar pieces OF artillery
The Pore has written 70 the Archbishop OF MI
Ian removing him for GOODNESS in the liberal cause
saving that on the occasion OF the massacfes o. %
JanQary ne should have gone INTO the streets lu;S
robed. surrounded by his clergy, TO protect Tue
people. al
Tee Jews Of Rome have just presented an adj
dress 70 the Pontif couched ia the most enthusiast
nc terms. and decately limiting That they nope Tor
alton in the fa rights OF citizenship' iney
tbsnk i'm for what ne has already done ia th9t De-
hlf pledge themselves to form fatshoo o, tne
civic guard and finish by calling MIN tue oeiisn"
the 10Y, and the wonder Of mankind
I; !. said that. q treaty has been conc uded oe-
tween Austria Parma aud MOdens. BY which Aus
ri. ads herself u come to the assistance oil sne
Other parties the treaty whenever required anu
by which they guarantee t. her Tree passage
through their States for any number OF troops she
ma desire 70 xpedite TO other portions OF Italy.
Ia is as respects Austria Parma and Modena tne
renewal Of a treaty OF qusdruple alliance 10 whlch
Tuscsry was a party, concluded at Florence "a tne
yes 1918 and from which, It would appear she Is
he'd To have seeded by Der late concessions TO the
Tqscan people. This treaty is farther said to con
gff "a a..
position % that formed by the Italian League pu'
do not believe itand moreover It is OF little con
sequ ace 10 circumstaDces such as those Ia WINCH
Italy 10 placed at this moment
Pi.dmout Parma. MOdena, Tuscany and Rome
w-r. respectively Tranquil at the date OF the &C
c,nnts 10 winch we have referred, but there val
evidence that the Liberals were quite awe 70 81
that was passing, and far from being dehhltey SAT
isied with al the concessions made 10 thslr primer
pies by the Governments Of Turin, Florence anC
Rome.
Toe events Of Naples and Sicily are sac 70 oc
capy mach Of the attention OF Charles Albert
the Aus,risns interfere At Naples PiedmonI VII
not continue passive. The King is convinced o
this necessity OF his position and the ireqlen
councils Of Ministers have for their object TO pfoVi
against Contingencies and To be ready Tor action
moments notice, whatever may happen.
The government of Lombardy has issued a
order dated the 30th Ult., prohibiting the imports
tion aud transit OF arms and ammunition In IN
province. Not only are complete arms included 1
this prohibition. bat musket barrels, bayonet:
swords sword blades cythes. powder nitre' ou
lets gan Aints, and percussion caps.
AVlenna letter Of the 2sth ult. says, =" 1t Is Al
noanced that the government intends TO estabhs
in the Lombsrdo-V enetan kingdom Senate to b
charged With the superior political sdminlstratlo
as division OF the united Imperial Aulic Chsuce
lery Instead Of three aulc councillors OF the hoy
Vice Chsncellery six are to be named The pre-
ent three councillors of the Niceroys ChsnceNel
are u be allowed To retire on pensions The II
rector General Of Justice at Milan, Baron de 10
resani, and NJ de Lussin are named as councilio
OF the new Senate Ii is not Know yet whol
replace the Governor Count de Spsur.'
1t appears, by a letter from Genoa OF the 2''
ult in the NoHpeNiSte OF Msrseiiles, that, sthoug
the GoverDmeu, has not expelled the Jesuits iFo
that place, as was at first reported, 1t has not
the other baud, given them any encouragement
more recently asserted. On the contrary an ord
has been issued by which they are forbidden {
ther 70 preach or act as oontessors.
letter from Genoa OF the 27th ult in the Pdtr
saws -" The number OF the troops arriving he
sugments daily Some are lodged in the jesuit
College. and some in other religious houses.
the froatiers Of Modena there have been coniiie
between the soldiers OF the brigade OF Savoy al
the troops of Modena The Genoese have sent
the National Guard of Rome two pieces oil cam