The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

ing been disposed of, the President of the
Assembly minated tha. he had cOmmu-
nication TO make to it from M. Won Ga
germ. IN. Gagern intimates that all the
ministers, the Secretaries ofState includ-
ed, have rendered their designations to
the wear Of the empire. and that his i'm
perial hishness, after maturely consider
ing the reasons they assigned for taking
snch step, has accepted their resigna-
tions. The ex-minislers will continue To
discharge the routine duties nf their re-
spective offices. till their successors are
appointed" The Assembly then ad.
journed TIL next day.
At late hour of the evening Of the 22d
no member of the Assembly had been
sent for by the vicarof empire. The
confusion aud evaporation exceeded all
measure.
NAPLES AND SICILY.-We have
received the correspondence from Mar
selles, announcing the arrival in that port
of the Helespont. which had left Paler-
mo on the 10Th, and which brought the
intelligence of The definite rupture of the
negotiation between tho Sicilan gov.
ernment and the French and English ad.
miras. Preparations were making for a
vigorous resistance to the troops of Fer.
dinaud. AT the sitting of the Chamber
on the 9th. a levy en- masse of all the cit.
izens capable Of bearing arms was order.
cd. Tho French and English admirals
with their suits were present. The
greatest enthusiasm was reported TO pre-
val among the population,
TUSCANY.-The Tuscan Govern
ment publishes a proclamation informing
tho Tuscaus that the armislice had been
broken. and calling upon Tuscany TO do
her duly.-The only feature worth notic-
ing in this document is that. although ex-
pressing cordial feelings toward Pied
mont, u does not mention the name oI
Charles Albert.
RUSSlA.--The Borscnhalle has letters
from the Russian frontier districts of the
18th inst, from which we learn that the
Russian troops that were near Neidcu
burg have marched to Kalish. Warsaw
is So full ofsoldieIs that many regiment,
are forced to bivouac in the streets of that
town.
THE WAR IN SARDlNlA.-We
have received ,lcspal cheS from our cor.
respondent at Turiu of the 2lsi, which
supply us with some impnrtanl and inter
eslng intelligence Of tho commencement
of tho war. A bulletin had Just been
published at Turin, 10y the Minister oi
T the Interior, announcing the passage oi
the Ticno and the march Of tho Pied
moulese army into Lombordy. The
headquarters Of the king were at TrecaIe
a small town on the Piedmontesc bank
Of tho Ticino, close TO the road leading
from Novarn Ia Milan. 1t was 10y the
bridge upon this road leading to BufTalori
that tho army crossed the river The
passage was nnopposed, the Austrian'
having retired from that point. The
road to Milan wos reported TO have beel
crowded with the Austrnns and thei
baggage aud munitions in full retreat.
Advices had been received from Vogh
era, Of an attack made by the Austrian
upon tho Piedmoutose, who defended
the bridge of MezzunaC Corlc, near Pavin
The Auslrians were rcpulsed, after whicl
tho Piodmontesc partially destroyed tn
bridge. The news was received by tele
graph from Alexandria ON the 2lSt.
Late on the 2lsl, the Minister of War re
ceived Il report that The fourth division u
the army. led by the Duke of Genoa, ba,
advanced as far as Mageulh, in Lombar
dy. When the division approached th'
bridge at Buifalora, tho King himself ud
vanccd suddenly To its head, aud was lh'
first man to cross the bridge.
SPAlN.-The Madrid Journals Of ih'
10Th ut., contain rumors ofnn approach
ing insur'eclion. The tranquility Of the
capital, however, had not been disturbed
Preparations were being made for til,
expedition to Italy. and measures were
in progress to strengthen the garrison o
Maori