New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
ITALY.


The Overture Of fkc An-trtnn- IN 'i'i"n'
Immediately the news OF the revolution OF VI
emma reached Milan the moselneAt ot an. Va lus
Ism orJclsmatiOl ul the Elperof appeared.
ab0.sblag the censorship AID c0aFOklns tie states
f1r toe 81 july. Inese concessions came TOO "a.
ThesgitGtiol increased. the a sncse demanded
a separate government. The immediate hoefaton"
political prisoners the cOnv0cstiou OF conmuhA
councils " elect deputies FOR national Assembly
- be convoked forthwith the aiming % the people,
and q civic guard ani 10 return offered o pro
vision the Austrian troops provided they renamed
neutral
The Coun: Casat. pJdesta mayor Of Aisn
very popular MAJ, was charged by the people %
Forward these demands. bat above a. tlin.s to le
nsud energ eticEIy the Liberation 20 the p1uticaI
prisoners lie went 70 the head flee OF P1lice
accompanied by multitude OF people and ad,
dress.t The DirsctorGeueral OF Police y 10 refused
o comply with the demands made. hls answer
va. re porte to the people, and etistely their
indignation became extreme. A cry " TO arms
was immediately raised. UahaPPiiy, the only
arms hey hsd were lsrge cudgehs
Thy unpaved tle streets, and formed barricades
fon the Governors palace to the bridge OF 81.
Dsmiano.
The soldiers allowed all this and when the taetts
became general they showed themselves on AL
points the gates of the city were shut, ana me
csnnonade and iusi Iade began The first attack WAS
made il the C0rsia DO SeryI; the people rushed on
the guard A. the Governor palace. Alter ooody
struggle 10 which the people only opposed 10 'he
tire OF the military their courage and Their NUMBER
the post was carried and the court Of the palace
occupied. six cannons fell into the hands OF the in-
surEents.
A private letter addressed from Milan to Novars,
dAtsd the 23d at noon. Says, Oar holy cSuse hiss
triumphed the God Of armies has favored our en-
/ terpr.se. Milan is at length delivered from Us oP
/ pressors 3 900 Of whom remain prisoners IN our
hands. the sword Of Radetsky IL among our tro-
. @ from fra fortress WAS sustain
ed TIL four cock this morning. when unexpected
ly the Aus,rlans made d sOrtle. As they issued
forth our brave tirallleurs made horrible massa
ere Of these Germans. The dragons. who formerly
inflicted such havoc our people IN tse streets a.
our prisoners In the castle, which is ~ or hands
we found there the correspondence OF hadetsAy'
which throws a curious ieht upon the ate transac
tions The Castle is filed with wounded. BoLzs
and TorrecAn the ate Minister OF Police are among
our prisoners. The former attempted to escape
with iase passports
All Lombardy sup IN arms Long I'VE 'ne
! brave Mianese
According to other accounts which have e aims
20 accuracy and authenticity the AustrlGns nave
leit 900 dead and 200 prisoners Ia Milan Whlle
on the side OF tie people not more than 100 ara
killed The family Of Gen. hAdetEEy were seized
In the city aud detained as hostages
The conduct OF the Archbishop oi Milan, through
out the Struggle is mentioned ia terms oi the alsh'
est admiration. The prslste, from the c0mnence-
msnt To toe end OF the conflict SHARED all the dan
gers OF the populacs. His reverend figure was
conspicuous Attired Ia his Pontihcal robes above
the barrcac IS having the cruGihX ln one hand ant
waving trco'orsd dag in the other.
The Austflans svacs sted the citadel on the ngn
setyesn the 29d al 2sd, marching out IN three
columns towards Mantaa, Verona, and PlScenza
respectively
On the POD. an arnlistice had been concluded io
three days during when, both passes were 70 pre-
serve their respective positions The Austrlsps
however. wanted courage 10 recommence the
struggle aud. aysillng themselves OF the suspen
SION aud tho cover o. Dght, fled.
The King OF Sardinia issued On the same day
the 23d and therefore without know edge OF th'
retirement Of the Austrians. reclamation dc
csring war against Austria. and announcing hl
intention Of aiding the Italian population OF LON
hardy.