The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-14
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SChlesyvix HOlstein.


The. Shleswig Holsten question is understood to
be SO far arranged, that Denmark has expressed
herself willing to abide by the decision of England
Russia and France. The armistice will be prolong
ed, from time to time. The note from the Danish
government, which appeared in the London Ga
sette of last night, is understood as merely the ne
nessary formal notice of the approaching expiration
of the armstice. London Times. March Is.
Thc War In Italy.
We have received dispatches from our oorres-
pondent at Turin, of the 2lst which supply US with
some important and interesting intelligence of the
commencement of the war. bulletin had just
Interior, announcing the passage of the Tcino and
the march OF the Piedmonteee army into Lom-
hardy. The headquarters Of the king were at
Trecate, small town OH the Piedmontese bank Of
the Ticino, close to the road leading from Novara
to Milan 1t was by the bridge upon this road
leading to Bufialora, that the army crossed the
river. The passage was unopposed, the Austrlans
having retired from that point The road to Milan
reported to have been crowded with the Aus
TRANS and their baggage and munitions In full re-
treat.
Adyicee had been received from voghera, Of. an
attack made by the Austrians upon the Pied
montese, who defended the bridge of Mexzana-
Corte, near Pava. The Ausrians were repuscd
after which the Piedmontese partially destroyed
the bridge. This news was received by telegraph
from Alexandria on the 2lst
Late on the 2lst, the Minister Of War received
report that the fourth division of the army, led by
the Duke of Genoa, had advanced. as far as Ma
ed the bridge at Buflalora, the King himself adj
vanced suddenly TO its head and was the first man
TO cross the bridge.
On the 14th, the provisional military governor of
Parma, Dcgenield, issued q decree, by which, in
consequence of his departure, a commission of ge
vernment is created, composed OF Baron Soldati
Count Naeall and Count Rugarle. In the course
of the day, the national guard occupied all the
posts, and proclamation was issued, informing
the inhabitants that the municipality had assumed
named \
al delegate of public security, in the person of Dr.
Cavsgnsri, and deputy delegate, in the person of
Al. Tagliajacchi, The Austrians passed the Po at
Bresceuo, marching towards Casalmaggiore.
The Constituents Haliana of Florence, of the
10th, contains the proclamation Of the Duke of Mo-
dena, dated the 14th, which he issued before leav-
ing his capital. After advertng to the resumption
of hostilities the part of the Piedmontese, and
the consequent departure of the Ausnans, he de-
cares he has full confidence in the triumph OF the
Just cause and that he therefore will not leave his
States. He advises his subjects to remain calm
and orderly, and expresses belief that his troops
may soon have TO try their valor, IN which case he
trusts they will prove constant and true.
The Milan Gazette publishes two proclarnaions
of Radetzi dated the 18th, one addressed TO the
inhabitants of Milan, the othcrto those of the Lom-
bardo-V Venetian kingdom at large. In the former,
Radetzki informs the Nilanese that he leaves the
city 10 carry the war upon the enemys territory;
but to ranquilze the pacific inhabitants he informs
them that he leaves sufficient garrison and we'll
PioNiuSu hopes Ultt Milan Will remain
quiet second army being ready to fight for the
rights OF his sovereign. They have, he says. already
felt the consequences of rebellion but let them be-
ware OF a second attempt; the punishment would
not fnl 10 follow speedily and unrelcntlngv: for
he is strong enough TO crush every internal
enemy, and to fight the external one. The second
proclamation is nearly of the same tenor he warns
the inhabitants of Lambardy and Venice not to
give ear to pcrverse party, which only awaits the
resumption of hostillties to excite new disorders
Let them recolect his moderation in victory let
them not force him TO show them his strength
punishment would fall quick lightning upon every
province, town, or commune that would dare to
harrass the rear of his army. The Emperor offers
them liberal institutions. Let them not, blinded
by fanatacism, reject them. let them cast glance
upon unfortunate Rome and Tuscany, and see the
consequences Of powerful government
Rome.
The Tunes announces that n French expedition
OF IZ,OOO men, were ready 10 sail from Marseilles,
immediately that the Ausrians should interfere for
The restoration of the Pope.
Naples and Sicily.
we nave received the correspondence from Mar
seilcs, announcing the arrival in tflt port Of the
lielespont, which left Palermo on the 10Th. and
winch brought the intelligence of the definitivc
rupture OF the negotiations opened between tire
Slcilian government and the French and English
'admIrals Preparations were making for n yigor-
Gus rcsislsnce 10 Jbc troops Of Ferdinand Al the