The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-16
0 nder and his purser.

The sloop of war Aqula destined for this voyage
but afterwards ordered to the Plata to protect the
subjects of Sardinia, who very numerous in that
region.
1t is necessary to state that the small but fourishing
kingdom of Sardinia is the only country in Europe that
has, after the revolutions of 1S4S and the triumph OF
despotism maintained it's constitution, liberty of the
press and its independence From information received
by representative in Turin, learn that in Pied
mont there not less than City thousand political
exes from all parts Of Italy and Europe. But Sardinia
being second rate nation surrounded by Austria and
other powers ready 10 crush her freedom she could not
become the seat Of Mazznis conspraces, allow any
person to violate international laws and the treaties be-
tween government and another. To protect many
thousand exles from Lombardy against the buccaneer
robbery Of Austria this government to justify its con-
Duct and to deserve the friendly Intervention Of Eng
land France and perhaps the United States, COM
PEELED to transport to shores these eighty.four
exiles.
The Piedmontese ministry finding that to be justified
before those whose intervention against the
arbitrary depredations q Austria had been asked and
granted finding that neither England France, and
even Of the republics Of South America, would not
receive these prescribed men, and being certain that
government and people would offer them generous and
free shelter dispatched them to New York. not only pro-
vding them with free passage but also pecuniary re-
Enumeration on their arrival in order that they should
not land in foreign country without means, being totally
unacquanted with our language they would be at first
Captain Incisa duly instructed by his government
pay each Of these exes their arrival in New
York the Of twelve dollars EACH Moreovers those
passengers who during the had accepted the vic
tuas the should be rewarded with money for their
economy, and to many Of them who were totally desti
tute the Sandman government has furnished clothes
and other necessaries Of life. But Notwithstanding
these generous gifts should be remembered that these
small will last only for few days; that many
among them belonged the highest families in Italy, that
they have sacrificed all their fortune to the sacred cause
of freedom and deserve aympathes and welcome. As
citizens have been generous in giving material
aid to Kossuth for the purchase Of saddles and old mus
ket hope that they will not overlook these unfortu
nate victims of Austrian despotisn and procure them
employment, in order that they may not suffer in
this free land for want of assistance.
The officers Of the San Giovanni quite disappointed
that Worlds Fair not yet opened The vessel will
remain in our harbor not less than month, and the
captain will not admit any vAters before having done the
necessary repairs to his beautiful and fast sailing vessel
We hope that city will offer generous reception to
these gallant officers and treat them with the urba-
nifty that naval officers received in all the ports Of
the kingdom OF Sardinia.