The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-09

The Canadian Troubles and the Home
Government.
THE INAUGURAL OF GENERAL TAYLOR.
SC. SC. SC.
The mails Of the niagara reached this city yester-
day morning. Our letters and papers came in
them, which enable us to lay before our readers
the details of very interesting European intelI-
gence.
Our London Correspondence.
THE SUMMARY OF EUROPEAN INTEL
LIGENCE.
LONDON, Friday Evening, March q, 1919.
There is no doubt of the resumption of hostili-
ties in
between Austria and Sardinia. Though no &C
count of actual collision has as yet reached either
Paris or London, We have intelligence of the
movement in advance of the Sandman army, and
the evacuation of Parma by the Austrians The
following official procamations will, trust, suffice
10 convince the most ncredulous:--
TO THE NATIONAL GUARDS PIEDMONT
TURIN March Is.
On the point of obeyng the call Of honor and the
with Of my people it is with pleasure take the oppor
tunty expressing you how great is the confidence
place In you. The aHectionate socitude with which.
family puzzle peace the defence of the monarchy and
constitutional liberty proves to me that you will
with equal ardor to the new appeal which ad-
dress you The condition of the country is less
serious than it was then; the times not less
diasut Your forttudc, your honor. and faith, will
my government will be able to maintain public order,
the inseparabe companion of real liberty. Any ut
assistance Secure on this score. who have couse
grated my life and that Of my sons to the Of
Italian independence, will rejoice to meet fatigue and
danger to obtain an honorable peace and that your
brethren who ready to fight the stranger
and to shed their blood for their country, may soon
return to their families CHARLEs ALBERT.
rnE PROCLAMATION OF THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF TINE
PIEpMoNIEsE ARMY.
ALEssAvpRiA, March II.
SOLDIERS The days Of the truce have passed away.
and our wishes are granted. Charles Albert again
place himself vt the head Of your brave ranks
The armsice is renounccd and the days Of glory for
the arms Of Italy about to commence. Soldiers,
this Is the supreme moment Soldiers, march TO the
battle, which must be to certain victory. Following
and the voice Of your king who leads you march
AID prove Europe that you not only the buwark
Of Italy, but the avengers Of her rights At the ap
Change their oompaininss into erie Of joy and ou
brothers saved. will Ay into your arms
Soldiers the greater your ancrity may be, the
prompt will be victorythe Drawer the battles the
crowned with laures, and proud of having free in
dependent, and happy country CHRzArowsHI.
Old Field Marshal Radetzki has not been be-
hind hand, his address to his soldiers is character
istic:-
SOLDIERS Your most ardent wishes are fulfilled
The enemy has renoun ccd the srmsticc. second
time he stretches out his hand grasp the Of
Italy But let him be taught that six months have
in any degree lessened your fidelity to your emperor
and king, or your bravery in supporting him Having
forth from the gates Of Verona flying from VIC
tory victory and driven the enemy back within his
frontiers you generously granted him arnistce
While declaring that he was preparing TO make pacific
IN HIM fOr avVi nnf ho
wsr. We are oil armed and that peace which
generously offered him. vii gon by force in his
the fame enemy whom have beaten at st. Lucia
6omma Campagna. CustoEze Volta, and before tho
once more soldiers follow your chief who has
grown grey in arms to war and victory. shall be
witness Of your exploits. It will be the last expiring
act Of my long lifc soldier, if in the capital of
dsoyal enemy, decorate the breasts Of my brave
comrades with the insignia Of their valor, gained by
blood and glory. Let our war cry then be, Forward
soldiers to Turin 1t is there that shall Hnd tho
peace for which we fight. Long live the Emperor
Our country for ever RApETzKI."
quarters to Crema. Before quitting Milan, he car
RED of the money In the caiSse des depots and
sigwdftons, and vast quantity OF precious Objects
including the famous iron crown. This treasure,
TO the amount OF about three millions Of frances
was sent under strong escort to Verona. As the
Marshal, Ill his proclamation, declares that he will
proceed direct to Iurin we may imagine that the
first hoetilitles will take place between that city
and Turin.
The Corrcire Mercantile, of Genoa, of the 18th,
announces that, according to the last advices, the
Austrlans were retiring to the left bank OF the Po
The following proclamation was published ut
Leghom:-
CIrwrss or LrcnoRr-I nm happy TO have II in my
power 70 communicate to you the following dispatch,
which have this moment received (half-past Ph):
=" The Duke Of Modena has fed He has left pro-
elsnation in which he declares TINT he leaves the city
ON account Of the hostiitics which have commenced
between the Piedmontese and Austrians. A loud
Ia h.ur ~ pllo Aiau( IaIr
US. We in confidence with the Picdmontcse, Ro-
man. and Venetian ENJOYS These arc decisive times
Let the people join in single will let them prepare
their arms Pray God to assist our country and then
let u 90 to victory not to death for people that has
q viii never dies
LxsHoRN, March Is. 0UERRAZZI,
for tho absent Governor, Boss.
A letter from Bologna Of the 15tb in the Co,viee
Meycanf,ie, statesth the Austrans had evacuated
Modena and its territory. They began their re-
treat on the l4h
The Tenice Gazette of the 10th announces that
Citizen Monopulo has been named Professionally
to the command Of the navy.
The King OF Sardinia has named Prince Eugene,
of CaIlgnap, Lieutenant General OF the kingdom
during his absence. In the sitting of the Chamber
of Deputies of Turin, of the l4h Minister katazzi
officially announced the rupture of the arlnistice,
which announcement was received with loud APP
plauee. The Pedmontese press is unanimous In
It's approval OF the measure, and the same feeling,
to all appearances, pcrvades the great mass of the
people. We can rely but sparingly, however, upon
news Of the warllke operations in the Piedmontese
papers on account of the restriction imposed upon
them by the bill lately presented in the chamber,
for extraordinary powers to be conferred upon
the government during the continuation of the war.
The Piedmonese army, which consists tof
10000 men (of which, however, not more than
600 are fit TO take the fed), has its left wing at
Novarra, its right at voghera, and its centre and
reserve at Alessandria and Casae. The Austrian
army in Italy is composed Of l05, 900 troops and
$50 pieces Of artillery but, it is divided into
two divisions, j, does not appear that Marshal
Radetzk has more than 90 900 men directly availa-
bic against the Piedmontesc. Radetzki's army
has its right at Magenta its centre, with part Of
it's left, al Pavia and the rest Of Its left at Pla-
centia. IT is thought that Marshal Radetxki will
remain on the defensive till attacked.
" SICILY.