Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-28


ProcInmntions of Kossuth and Ilnzzini-
Great Excitement all Through Italy.
The London Morning Advertiser says, editorial
ly:-
st0ur intelligence respecting the instruction
which broke out at Milan on Sunday, is necessarily
Scany, owing not only to the fact of its being tele-
graphed, but to the channel through which it reach
ed
ga distingu. shed Italian exile, writing US last
night, expresses his conviction that it is Sc
rious affair than would appear from the briefnoicc
which the telegraph gives. He mentions that Kos
suth has addressed warm proclamation TO the
Hungarian soldiers in Radetsky's army, exhorting
| them to join the Italian insurgents. Cur cores
pondent points to the curious coincidence that the
day, the 9Th of February, on which the intelligence
OF the instruction reached England, was the an
niversary of the proclamation of the Republic at
Rome, and deposition Of the Pope. in 1913.
"lt was boldly asserted in Paris that the outbreak
had been encouraged by Austrian agents as pre-
text to advance their armies further into Ilay'
The Daily News of the 18th says:-''Addtional
particulars are looked for from Milan with deepln-
tere;t, and the arrival of any telegraphic mes
sage is regarded by the friends of Mazzn as a IA
vorable SYMPTOM
A rumor of the death of the Emperor OF France
has been current in Milan. ant! doubtless hurried
on the revolt. According TO hints dropped, SIM
ultaneouS rising i'll other parts of Lombardy may he
looked for 1t was stated on the BourSe that two
additional regiments had been ordered TO embark at
Toulon for Cevitia Vecchia, to ensure tranquility
in the Roman States.
MaZzn has been in the Canton Of 'reSsino, Swift
Zerland, for month past.
From Paris papers of the 18th February.l
The Journal deS DebatS SayS:-''We have not
received the connected details of the ontburst at
Milan, which appears TO have been repreSSed with
as much rapidy as energy for ii is impossible 10
gather either its extent from :he coniuSei
accounts received to-day in Paris" Private cor
reSpondence from Milan, of the 5th, SayS:-"rhe
wholesale arrests made have spread dtsolation
throughout our CITY, More than eco families have
taken refuge i'll the canton of TeSSino. 1t appea rs
that the government has discovered wide spread
conspiracy
1t appears that this conspiracy had extensive
ramitcationS, for another letter from TuScanyuuo-
ted in the Debats, Says:-"Domiciliary visits hav.
been taking place at Psa, Lucca, Peschia and Pls-
chla and many arrests have been the consequence"
KOsSUTH'S PROCLAMATION.
The following document, which Processes to be
a proclamation addressed by NJ. Kossuth to the
Hungarian soldiers in Italy has been published:
In the name Of the Hungarian Nntion--T0 the Sol
dieTs quartered in Italy.
Soldiers; Comrades!-Aly activity is unlimited
am about to fulfil my intent. My intent is 10 free
my country, TO make her independent free and hap
py. ltisnot by force we have been crushed. The
force Of the world would never have suffered 10
crush Hungary. Treason alone did it.
L swear that force shall not conquer us, nor
treason injuIe us again. Oul war is the war of the
liberty of the world, and W are no longer alone
Not only the whole people of our own country will
be with us, not only will those once adverse to US
now combat with us the common enemy, but all the
people OF Europe will arise and unite 10 wave the
banner of liberty. BY the force ofthe people ofthc
world the toteIing powers of the tvrantS shall be
destroyed. And this shall be the last war
In this war no nation fraternizeS more with the
Hungarian than the Italian. Our interest are one
our enemy is one-our struggle is one. Hungary
Is the right ing, and Italy the left wing OF the ar
my load. The victory will be common to both.
Therefore, in the name of my nation, have l
made alliance with the Italian nation. The mo-
ment VIC raise the banner of the liberty of the
world let the Italian soldier hungary unite with
the lnSurgent hungarian nation, and the Hungari-
an soldier IN Italy unite with inSur Italy. Let
all, whereSOevet the alarm shall be sounded, COM
bat against The common enemy. Whose will not do
this, he, the hreling OF our cOuntryS executioner,
Shall never more see his native land. He shall be
forever eXiled as traitor, who has sold the
blood of his parents and of his country 10 the enc
my.
The moment of the instruction is at hand; let
not that moment find the Hungarian unprepared,
Tor should it take them unprepared, should our
natcn not improve the opportunity, our dear coun-
t'y would be lest for ever, and our national flag
would be covered with ignomny.
know that every Hungarian is ready for the war
OF liberty. Tie blood she'd by The martyrs, the
sutfe1lngs OF the country have changed even chill
dren into heroes
No nation yet rewarded its brave sons so libe-
rally as the hungarian nation will reward hers
Aiter the victory The State property shall be dis
victims Of patriotism; but the coward and traitor
shall die.
And |, therefore, make il known to you, soldiers
IN The name of the nation, that whoever brings
you this my order, expressly sent to YOU that he
may report to me the favors OF liberty i'll the army
stationed in Italy, and that lie may tell you in my
name, how You should organize yourselves.
Accept the instructions that forwarded 10
you by the nation, Though me, and follow them.
Let it be so in every town and district of our own
country and everywhere. ,
Brave ones The Honveds and the Hussars have
covered with glory the name of our nation. The
world looks upon the Hungarian flag as the ban
ner of liberty. We will preserve that glory and
| satisfy that expectation.
1t is principally you that the eyes of the
world are turned, for your number is great. The
AIMS axe in your hands; generous blood in your
VEINS; the love of the country, and the thirst or
vengeance on her executoners is in your breasts.
Your ,aski glorious and easy; for you are among
4 nation which will give its own millions of COM
bats against Austria.
From rome to the island of the Sicilians-from
the Sava TO the county beyond the Rhine-all the
people are unanimous in cry, Joined to the clang
| Down with the tyrants! Long live the liberty of
the people! Long live Our country'
Brave ones! By this cry your voice will be like
Joshuas voice, at the bidding Of which the Jeri-
cho of tyrants shall fall.
So order in the name of the nation Let every
one obey. will shortly be among you. Au re-
poir. God be with you. KossuTH.
February, 1858.
MAzzINPS PROCLAMATION. a.
The following proclamation was postel all over
Milan, and has been spread in other parts of Itay
ITALIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Italians! Broihers!-The Mission of the Ma
tional Italian Committee is endcd-your mission
begins. To-day the last words which we, your
brothers, utter TO you is ''insurrection .; to-mor
row, mingling with the ranks of, tie people, we
will aid you to MAINTAIN it.
! Instruction! The moment matured-panted
for three long years, has arrived. Let US seize it.
Be not deceived by appearances; be not misled by
the cowardly sophistries of lukewarm men. The
land-from Greece to holy Poland, is volcanic