New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
ITALY.
The Insurrection at Milan.

The Paris M0Rit6uT OF SATURDAY, rep IL,
announced:
"Tbe Government has received by teerapbic dispatch
news from Milan Of the 10th Order was entirely rees'ab-
hshed there"
gathering up the circumstances Of the outbreak they
are to be found in the Swi.s and Italian journals.
The Official Milan GG,cte Of the 7th, afer giving the
proclamation OF Count Stsodo, relates the events OF
Public tranquility was disturbed yesterday The wb-
party, which cannot allow peaceful citizens totn-
10Y the p Of the carnival needs sac
nee victims 10 its revolutionary pro Jenses 1ester-
day. about o'clock, H. officers and soldiers were
attacked The authorities mmed atey took the reluiste
measures strong patrols secured The town IN every dFec-
ton some individuals armed with long stettOs were AZ
rested they Will be marital law during the state Of
tiege At the usual time for requenng the theeteus tran
guilty sufficiently restored 20 allow Of their beng
opened TO the public We have TO aeoe the dsata OF sew
emi persons, bvth eyll aud military others have been
wounded IL has been attempted 70 se9uce people Of tine
lower classes by money and excitement OF every Kind Dat
the good tiuse Of the population rejected these prD'Ocf
tons and only did the people quiet, but they
openly CONDEMNED this foolish sttemp mpous act OF
madness The strong aud viii order
and public security be respected by all
measures eiIoufl stance may require Public tranquility
has not been disturbed in the provinces"
The above mentioned proclamation u a. follows;
The depOrabie disturbances Of yesterday caused by
course the inqutous disturb the quiet
citizen Ia the enjoyment OF ssecuy ana ls pas'neso OF
profts and TO excite msIust IN the minds OF the pl1hc
As commandsnt OF this city an armed Win Sufficient
power peyze the attempts Of that party snd 10 protect
erose o. his profession therefore let the uhab OF
Milan yield TO fear but Jet them eonhde IN the vigilance
and protection Of the authorities
The Lieutenant Marshal, Count SrRAsoLoo.
Milan Feb Z
The following telegraphic dispatch received at Vienna
from the Governor OF Lombardy, dated Milan 7th Is
published in the Imperial Gaiese OF the sh:
Public order was disturbed yesterday afternoon.
band armed with pgnards pistols aud other arms having
at O'Clock attacked the principal post dIspersod
during the night officers aud sodiens attacked Al
individuals hsve been arrested with arms in
their hands Everything indicates that tins attempt at re-
foreign countries in order 20 fghen peaceabe citizens,
and above all 10 prevent their enjoying the pleasures Of the
carnival Proceedings lave been commenced against the
guilty"
The Austrian bulletins are silent with respect 10 the
extent Of the nsurTecuOn and the number uf the killed
and wounded. The reports OF the Italian and Swiss
newspapers differ widely on this subject. The Zurich
GG;ie states that according 10 the report OF the courier
who had arrived ut Lugano from Milan, JJO were Kill
ed. No such numbers however, appear IN other ac-
counts With respect 10 the manner OF the attack all
the narratives agree pretty closely According TO the
Bale Gastas soldiers and officers were attacked IN du
feront parts OF the city simultaneously Several Otne
latter killed opposite the castle, and also in the
Piazza Nscottins, the cafe Reichmann, IN the Gu
yrons Of the Cathedral IN the Via Del Ire Re, at the
cate Gsocch, and at the yceresl palace, where the
soldiers upon guard were dsarmed while the officers
In ommeud were stabbed tappears that measures of
repression rather Srdily adopted The citizens
did not take part IN the movement. Another letter in
the paper states that some hungarian grenatiers
frstozed with the insuI gents and gave them up their
arm- In the military hospital at Milan there are 20
wounded, and in the civil hospital, 90
The OpiaiOpe of Turin of the sth says;
"tapPearS from information. that Of the
people sailed forth simultaneously from the gates OF Rome,
Rosa and cuo aud attempted about O'Clock, TO surprise
the military posts by constructing pieces Of
furniture and church benches gang penetrated into the
castle, and entering hall where the officers asse-
bed wounded Ia saw Killed two with stlettoes
They aerward endeavored to force entrance the
inner court, where the artillery and ammunition were
placed but oyopoweIed by the troops they were all ar
evening theTe was to be splendid ball At the DnehessVis
conti'S and another At the Cub del MArno'
In letter dated Lugsno Feb and published In tie
TicsHs Gdz6tge resd:
"The victims in the ARRAY Milan There
are 5 wounded in the Military Hospital, aud - In the
CIVIL Hospital The population, said took no part IN
the manifestation. On the TIL in the morning. all the
sheps oIened but it having been reported thh new
outtrri would take place they were Ia the
meantime, the Government slspoes OF ~ large force Lar
10 seIioas disorder Is TO be sppEshepded"
letter from Milan, IN the ZErscA GG-ere states that
the movement curroaily talked OF on The 5h, As
being expected 10 break oui The following day The
other particulars coincide with those givea above;
strong patrols restored order the trOops nred
upon the rioters several points and more than one
hundred persons have since been imprisoned Tne
poaaTs used By the insurgents are said 70 have been
ali Of the same manufacture, and marked with cross.
The thesiers were closed the evening but very
shiny attended there NOT being above 40 spectators IN
the thoster Of La Scala, which s capable o; holding
5000. The Veghone, or masked ball was attended BY
IS persons while 30 infantry soldiers were stationed
in the yesu5ule Another le!er Of the IT. from Msi
saws that 81 noen on that day several peops
ginning 10 shut their shops beng feared thst the dis
turhances would recommenca
We read in the Pdrlsneaso,
"Seyersl persons stabbed with ponis bells were
pu in motion, and two OF three haiicsdes erecs Ihe re-
sult II th, ARRAY 10 killed and sSou % saars and CIV
ihs wounded May Of the latter were taken prisoner
The prisoners al bclOsg 10 the iSeorips class
letter from Milan, OF the SIR states tAat SIX OF the
revoaers arrested were hanged aad three shot
A ,e.esrsILic dispatch, dated Vienns FEB II, an
pouuces thai cetsn ournsls OF Vienna which hsye A.
cused the French Government OF having Iornsned tho
outbreak az Man hsd been eDeEgetscay oontrsdcted,
and were about 10 have proceedings ins1suied SSSinst
them.
The following is Rse,s kys proclamation on occasion
OF the outbreak.
TO THE I>HAsrANrs OF The LossAsDsvrSErIAN
In the evening Of the 6ta, gang Of mAetsctcrs Sset
with asgesrs STACKED isolated o1cc sot sodcls win
morSelOes Hiep hns 10 AMI raors o. less dAassIoasy
voODdiug 81 PILED with the deepest disgust % ta., mos
seesiusb.e Ct crl,es-krut SSszSsaStssn-i Ieecsr-
t~isc 10 ePJ ssVrr, measure against the Ciy Of MA
and therefore a-csn--
Sese which with al w eonSeq asaces vii b. usantADsd
Win The very creates, srverxy
" suspicious strsn-srs Be dismissed from the city.
eiiy o. Milan nAs 70 Provid- Tor the EaGlatsaAnee
TIE killed.
I VRni the rnsls.ae's AM ln,-is.,or. of Tire eans
Milan viii have 70 pay the exraOrdl1s Nv exre.
The unusual sxeTtcUs OF the gxEricr; tom To- eoatr.
k0tlcn, however s1ch individuals "a are notoou.v a.
tschec 70 government e. Of .ocesy ID, may
tslcpg to-s-e exempt
reserve myself sabject the CITY Of Milan 2, .,.s
farther punishment the rrsult Of tie Invest NO., - H.
hcgun shall show 10 BE deserved
To calm the fears o. the pasle, II e made Known thA;
disorder kas taken Psee IN any ether PAT Of ne
ysTSus, Feb s,ItsS