The New York herald., 1849-04-28
he prices for the last weel

| INsURRECTIoN IN LoMBARpY-rIE DESTRUCTION OF
| BREscn.
Before the defeat of Charles Albert,s armv an nsur
rection had broken out at Bresca the finest cty in
Lombardy after Milan. The citadel fired % upon ; the
taken by storm and the garrison nut TO the sword The
Austrans have taken terrible revenge The On;n;one
| rp;ns - '-' ''A 'A''' ''"''' " 40 ~" "'"p Vi
The popu,ation held ont for c;ybt d,vs Gcner,l
ay ,% ;t; snetu t y h e + o.m m,o oi aa .
crn;rot;o Of that tm b nmncd eo smt
sh;nb nstad s;x homns rh ras;stn ~ 80 oS 49," unI
Mcn Ms.eu . six hours. ne resiseance o 'ne people
d 70 nI ;th . hrapS ;S ~ ~ s owm W. was
the houses Those bsrrcades were snccessivelv
hr tho .vorat asor sanr',;,or. .ontost E a. a.; =,
~ rou~G as dsnued 18th 1y Th ,assa ey inon
botS sides was enormous The inbabtsnts who nr -.
yiycd entrencbed themselves IN some bonsos Tboso
"se set re to h IN
alive Rrcsc;a has NO t rod m annr W. burned a
veor 1h12 ,xber ~ was corred b az ,t ~ M Eu ne
hinder The commanI of Ga.tou ~ W 'nc
The On;n;on. of Turin NJ the Arb ;nst .or, .h. a.,
Aatrans nave taken thirty OF the most distinguished
The insurrect;on hss ro,r.d ;t ~ vI on,ut u
few of his fellow citizens carving with him the Ans.
The INHABITANTS of Cosne ON hearing of the disaster.
of Bresca had lnid down thor orms pr u S.
bitants had been condemned to nav a fine of two mil
lions Of dollars
nonu,,r moram.nt hav;rn IN raf,No, ahnon. D., .h
tice Commenced at Genoa on the 2sth nit The neonI.
resisted the entry of an approachng Pedmontese
under General Ia Marmprs. and The movemsnt ~. I
| mccumbed to nv the authorities who oIlo,Snd The
National Gusrds nossession Of the nr;iI
| forts The neonle seized mon General EerrctW tha
covernor and ;mnrisoncd him hocan.a bn onSa.,o.nS
to sunnress the ;psnrrccton For fo"r davs th it
| was entreiy in the hands of the nonulace A .om
mittee of defence was formed and invested with
| nMteo powers !hey published an address to the
aePnues, lately dismissed at Turin to resume their
not t m1a. S iney aecarea their determination
recoSnsp th o, teanont Dat that Ihey would not
on The Cd afer ,,rSrn, rSncnuueu % WIN %Naae!sky
for several hours the Piedmontese whHn M
who had tho commaua os tho ; ueherai oe Azarta
nmt "' Th n"mh, ~ amo sarrson, was Obliged to
the Ist and continued without intcrrnntion Sr fba
whole Of the night the nhabtants having been
hv the ;nsnrga5s to nm;nats tho;r hnSSs os' - I
to- enable them to .arrv nn thar onerst;on,s Roth
sides sccm to have a.. NJ wtb rret .r.rr rS Io -;
conseoucnce Of the stronr nos;t;ens %o,d h t
the resnt was for LONG f;pe donhfn. hut ~ tPp
towards ten in the morning General do A,srta sdin
that tho strength of Tho insnrrents os nnas
| inc than d;minsbna whIe be bimsoIf h;n vt T
nom nj, hone Of renforeomerts vas oi;ra ~ ;t %
late The lives Of the troops were and the Whole
arms and With a The honor. of ' ord win unrd
wicke is spoken of with nraise bv the Genoa
having contributed in obfanno t"r,ps Cr h
troons nd ha wing nrevented Tho horrnrs nd
which might be Expected as the conseouence of The
| nonui,r tr;umnb f'N 10 'A' '4"o"'0 VI '"o
rovai ordonnance datod tho al deo,,rod coro. n
state of siege ard appointed General La Mornora TO
thc command Of t,e nace With ali srthor,t .yi, anS
| m;iitsrv ' f"N'' "-'- "'' ""'A''A''' '''A ""N
Letters from C;eno. of the Atb mat .rnour.o That
on that day General La Marmora arrived before the
ny %ith force OF o4ooO men and that ne had estab-
hshed blockade OF the place. On the 9th, the city
was attacKed and a1ter sanguinary connict In the
streets capitulaed Private letters add that com.
n Ua & naa oeen prevo9sy 9 agreea
upon petNech tne Provhonal government OF ueno ana
tne general. ss,G, however tnat tne report Oh the
oomp''e capture oi "enoa was premature
1 THE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR BETWEEN NAPLES AND
SICILY
Mr.. Temple and M. de Rayneval returned to Naples
on the 2sth March, with the utmatum Of the Scilian
Councils the council rejected the proposed Offers and
gave notice that the government Of Palermo consider
| ing the armistce at an end would itself commence
| hostilities on the Goth.
| Official Palermo.
tains proclamation from NJ Calvi Minister of Public
MorsnP anG Justice; announcing the recommence-
the Almighty for snccess to TIER arms r. o,s y yh ~
fishes later TO tho sad m;nster from tho pros;fft
| NJ The Ecc,cs,ast,cai Asscmhin snnnuno;n tb.t th
,d tIe hod h d;d tf emnouncing tnat the
Trst n direct nreacbers 20 aniwat ths oI os t,
as. W aeG. pIeachers 10 annate the people OF tne
c"ect Alma S bd W assst use .nS
~ cpec. amsi ,ne 'nlro, 10 assist the wounued IN
o p. 1 ~, .e oui M w ~ ~ auns.sI SUI .he iasI
an W VIC u'ns' Al 'n' 'o"h' - "eii as Oh Inc
The Liberia Of Naples, states from Palermo that
Sicap ap~ s 70 omnt ~ le SVs no um snc.r, IN
Siolian arny rs 70 anouht 20 4v'oVV men an 0ru,
nance manuiactory Is established at Palermo, which
Eh a .en cav Pounuels n e per n,on.n Large
orScatoua around pasrm .r anv sne port
Dtch.s nor.nat m; IN h,S a,u aoeiy eaaricu .t ot
d nS , d anu are construct
Az oon aro ne " u III, VI sno .,Ary cneineers' e,,
men as wen as women, arc at work there
| The blockade OF Venice.
The Paris Mon,teu announces the blockade Of Venice
by the Austrian val forces TLe blockade was estab
| lished on the 31s ult
Letters from Venice state that skirmish took place
on the 26th nit between partv Of Austrians who had
| occupicd the Cayazuccherina whore tbev wanted 70
impose a contribution Of Oe0 liyres and Marty Of
Venetian troons who came nm inst In time to
proccedings The ms had several on vounJ ed
| and were forced to retreat
AN "'-' 'N W
| r,,.. NT"c. c. ,, o..,
Inc ast accounts from fomc OF the oOth ult state
that all communication was interrupted between tho
homan DOMINION ana Naples Inc Iriumvirate Ia
ended at one moment TO transfer the seat OF their
Tesnmsnt to but as Rome would
declare against them II abandoned TO 'tsei 'hey hao
| renounccd that intention
| Tne War in SehIeswi0
| AMERICAN NAVAL orrrcrps IN r,,r orp,I. ~ crpy,cr
On the Cd instant the Danes rem. vcd the schi.sin
Holstoin vnr without any intmation to The ~
parties but their first effort was disastrous On ths
Sd instant the Danish ships of war began TO eapture
| German vessels. whilst bodies of Danish troons al
island of Alsen into Scbesvio driving before them
the Schleswir Iiosten troops by whom Il was occu-
| MED. Int on tho annroacb az large hodics ~ pms