New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
ITALY
Az Milan there is no relaxation OF che Aussrisa

AZ Milan there Is no relaxation OF che AusfritA
oppression. Citizens are forbidden 20 approach the
sentrcs and NJ Bernsrd having tailed 20 eesesvc tho
regulation bsycueted The number cf arrests msts
in Milan between the 9th and 18th Of February was ovN
600 notwithstanding which. says correspondent u
the ANRs6tvs Gs,ss three rubberes musiffsd
Ia the streets IN one night recently by eow with
long dsggers Passage through the gate Is now pcrms
TED but every passenger must he provided with arcgs
passport permission otrerdeuce The army In LON
baruy 10 he reinforced by several brgadca ose u
which must already have reached Milan. An sagu,eo
tston has been made to the force numbering 5000
men, on the frontier Of ncino. The seqaestrsoes q
property continue Ssfh hiss published In the fhsis
POpOlo the following letter defending the rising,
".fEs -, 1855
II only resd to-day in your Journal the letter BY whA
joseph MNsxul rcoguiFes and coursgeoasy the
responsibility ofthe last proclamation Of the Naossl Com
uittee, which signed The misfcr'ancs which followed
that have in the least hanged my Judgment my
conscientious opinion IL for that reascn has,es 60 Do
clare that fully ecncsr IA resreins oey that distance
should hays prevented from accomplishing tAsf
duty remained near nv trend until the close % ssx
month, aud having acquired sndenlabc pcos OF the mag
unanimous OF the people Of Milan parted with Mss
1ui the dsy appointed tor action in order and
thai Determination other Italian PROVINCES ready
TO cooperate the nsnk. Witnessed the prspafstoss
for the enterprise, but aware Of the mnsJsss
Of its failure Whatever those may have
been am more convinced than ever by the grandeur
the pcpuer acts which have not been aushed BY 81
that the faith which dictated 70 Joseph Msssai hs
appeal 70 the Italians w~ NOS snare, and that II the ~
terprse failed 10 not because the advice nptv
dent or the Peep deficient IN courage good viii.
The statements which my friend will trust, soon pss
NAH correci materials for tho history OF the sasioe wiz
show thst whe OF the higher rsnks Of society 70
doned without lrection 70 Instinct cspded
the destnee the country and unannoasiy resolved -
themselves Tor the despotsn OF Austrian prccca
suls ard the Judicial Of she military
that the part took Ia tho movement which Wa
secretly prepared IN bo,hey popular sascistoa did not
preeede, but followed the rm determination or the op
pressed and that u imposed b. sacred duty
a. Italians the OF the inioitsble courage
q people who, whatever might DO opinion had s~css
EfA hy a ~ q al
The central prosinces Of Italy shared those spo.o.s
Of tbe Lonbards whom they were ready 10 tmitste !
tayerssd them under the protection OF thor inhabitants
ound them All animated with the sams sentiments; and
Il the events the capital ~ Lombardy had succesdea
every Of them, nOtw Outstanding tie want OF NINA.
would have responded 70 the appeal In tee.s ccan,,.
afflicted country ncts all classes OF citizens 10 submit 70
The greatest sacrifices the unsuccessful heros Of the 10
habitants OF Milan has not been profaned by soriie
pFosches i met there aotbns but the gratitude and
found vssersoo Of tse Zee mem who de,ess
the Italians 90 initiate Il. was not cursed
CowaTdy n.ulIs offered 10 the vanqaished imprad,ue
cslumnes, judgments wtully caluwnous respecting tbs
intentions und agnsnmous acts Of unsueoosstl ps,ries
aud the shameful contempt shown 20 those who eupey
their country turptudes unknown 20 the people who
leave them worthy sppondass 10 the slaves Of sass
But tell the soaed writers OF the monsfces journals that
fifth becomes their hands better add that viii ssD
ourselves by srrDg IT, In order 20 sees hsofs whsh
the eempepso Of rendered 10 Austria Our
depends the conscience AID virtue Of the people, who
know that he liberty add Independence Of Italy never
be won on diplomatic aseh0ods OF Win the ensent 81
ouai and foreign soyerens bat by perseverance, IN tho
contest and readiness to submit 70 the greatest aohess
Ever yous, AvsELIo sASsi"
At Mantua affairs are in little better c0ndi-
ton than u Milan Three persons were to be Hanged
~ Msntua the Nj for political Ofenses, namely;
Spen, Of Bre@cia, amDestied refugee Count Mouta
nara, Of VeTOnh. and Graz9li ths nitcred abbot ~
Revere, over 20 years OF age Twenty 6ve other per
had been condemned 10 death 20 30 years bard
labor In irons, and one hundred and eight more
der prosecution.
The C0rrsTe Mercantile, Of the 4th, anneun
that the Lombard emgrbnis affected by the decree
Of sequestraton bad applied 10 the Piedmontese Gov
eminent for the protection due ~ who had lsgiu
mstey emigrated and become naturaized subjects Tho
Ministry after consulting the Grown lawyers, had 70
we'd protest against tho and 10 Tor ward
renonstrsnces Vienna and In tbs meantime had gves
notice Of that intention 10 the Courts Of London and
Paris
Count Toggenburg, Austrian Lieutenant 0f
Venice had ordered all the restrictions on the Press 70
be continued until further orders.
A Ducal decree IN Parma declares that every
individual found guilty Of eonsI ring against any foreign
State shall be punished by Owe years At the gaIleys
The Messaggsri di ModeHa states, without
date thar martial law had been proclaimed II Por but
az q precautionary MEASURE only. Three political or
rests had been made at Sienna
The PaytamsatO OF the 9Th, states that an
Esglkh officer had been expelled from Tuscany on
picion a bling engaged Ia forming Revolutionary
COMMUNE IN Florence HIS name, we learn, u George
Crawford, brother d Mr.. Crawford, Member Of Psris
ment
The Austrians had occupied the fort Of Bel
Vdera and the fortress Of Basso and directed the TuS
can artillery 20 be removed taersfrom
The district councils Of the kingdom Of Ma
pies were eonvoked for the i5Gh April and tbs Proyis
Gal councils tor the Sth May
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