New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
ITALY.
Sailing of Refugees for Newly 0rk-Executions and
other Crueltes-Case of Madame Lemmi.

Sailing of Refugees for Newly ork-Exccutiops and
other CrueIties-Casc of Madame Lemmi.
Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune
GENOA, Saturday, March, % 1855
The departure of the Sandman frigate San Giovanni
with emgrants for NeWYork, has crerted but little ex.
citement in this city of republican ideas, efectualy
have the arrogant demands of Austria humbed her more
generous and humane neighbors. Ninety persons, in
GLIDING every grade of society from the noble the
peasant embarked in the still hours OF the night
and the ship quietly t0wed to sea before daybreak.
She goes to Villa Franco 10 take others board and
then proceeds to New-fork. The accounts received
here from Lombardy, Tuscany, and the Roman States
OF the conhscaton OF property of the emgrants the
elites and exact0ns practiced upon the unOtending in
habtants the persecution OF strangers and women
by the Austrian authorities would appear incredible if
they were not 10 some extent corr0bOrated BY the Aus
trian Press itself Executions take place daily in some
pars fLombsry and all persons suspected of holding
liberal opinions are subject to arrests and domicar,
trias
In Tuscany the tribunals are now in session. and not
less than twenty-five Individuals have been condemned
to death for taking part in the revolution of lS4c One
man axy years old has been sentenced 10 eleven wears
imprisonment for speaking disrespectuly of the Grand
Duke
Msallaw proclaimed in Ancona. and if five persons
are found converting Observation-Disclosures NJ theyare
to be arrested The Government of Austria Iombardyis
wholly military az this time, and is probably the most
tyranncal and oppressive of any in moderntmes its par
abel indeed can scarcely be found in tue annals of history
Austiia nioie iuperlOuS thdn ever, demands NOT
formally but In reality that Switzerland and Sardinia
exPei all such persons from their dornnons as she shall
point out Against this demand Switzerland has 81 Ear
maintained to some extent her right but Sardinia (baf
willing i is said orders the expulsion of hundreds who
have had no part in the late events at Milan and who
were identified with her cause in Isis-thns virtu
ally renouncing her independence and procamnp TO the
world that she no longer affords all asylum 10 the ODD
pressed though under the protection of other States and
living quietly IN her To show how readily shc
yields to this humliang dictation viii state our
OF many OF o somewhat similar character A Lemmi
the Secretary OF kOsSuth, had an American passDort
either from the State Department or the Legation in
London, with which he left Eng land in 1852 for Malta
menclng to reside there, but, upon the demand OF
me austrian . Consul, the Governor reouested /
nm 70 iesSe IN Island, and he came 10 Genoa where
xtn ms family he has lived for the last eight months
ADoa tnree weeks since the Ausrians learned that he
- mere ana demanded his expulsion He WAS imme
ss.;enS % sha imprisoned without any cause being
states Consul, Mr.. G. g. Baker Th" y. sne ohited
Just and liberal minded American, NJ ~ ene way Is
MS reiease upon the ground that he cma 90 %e
authorized ny the Sardnian Consul AZ Ms - W uonoa
committed no ohense while in the kingdo, u. nc ii
American passport should protect him IT, and tiat MS
set at liberty, but not till the Consul had was hay
departure within ~ days. Lemmieit WITHIN i MS
for England but compelled to 90 by way os time
land the French Government refusing him ns nmuZer'
10 pass through France His wife beingn
he sent her Tuscany, with her two small children @,h
eldest years. to her parents, hoping Gas Haynau was
now dead) that Austria had ceased TO make upon
the women In this hope, however, he is disappointed.
for though Madame Lemmi was permitted to land yet
no sooner had the Austrian Military Commander re-