The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-18

Ihe frigste San Giovanni beautiful specimen Of It,l
ian naval archiiecare, arrived bay on Ssturday
night, after tos,y -four days OF prosperous and tesnt
voyage The San Giovanni left the nayyyard oi CenoS
on me 2slh o' March for Villa Fanca and left thst pcr,
on the 3oth ior New York, and the 10Th met had a.
ready doubled Cape Hateras on the coast Of North Car
olina This beautiful frge.e only four yeass oid ia
OF very strong construction, being desned O school
Ior young artefymen and for voyages of exploFstion
10 the Norih ArcIic. She carries twenty heavy
guns, and crew uf two hundred and &c .s,xht
persons The uarines wear beautiful uniform, the
mems OF handsome Italians NlG5T'lF
The San Giovanni is commanded by Captain Incisa a
gentleman OF the creates, afabiy and intelligence He
Is native OF Piedmont, and has served for iweny.two
years IN the Sardinian navy. lie is saos OF great
maritime experience has undertaken long voyages to the
Pacific and during the war between SARDINIA md
Austria In Isss, served in the Adnaiic on board the
frgae EuTydce. II be bered that the San so-
vanni he hut vessel thai has been in aay
port oil e United States waving the beautiful Italian nj
colorcd hag-red, white, aud green with the cross OF
Savoy in ibe middle--wbich IL the embIem OF the
worthy and liberal king OF Sardinia. viclorio EmsA-
The arrival OF thus vessel has double mission viz TO
ne present the opennof the Crystal Palace and bring
shores eighty four laan exiles who oounsc
tsd WIN lhe last movements oi Mszzin in Lombardy.
Csptan lncsa speaks The highest OF tbese tta
ian refugees. as they conducted themselves the
orderly manner, all of them appear be industrious
They have been treated Transported fo
one or M prisoners. but as passengers board sesmee
many had their private cabins. and the three sdss On
board received the greatest attention Except few Who
wealthy. and Others Of civil condition. the rss arr
all OF the industrial classes and there not iess than
iwcnfy-two iaors among the number sat
The sloop pof-war Aquia destined for this voyses,
bat was afterwards ordered the Plata to protect the
sabjees OF Sardinia. who very numerous in that
region sasa 20
1t is necessary 10 state that the small bus hoursh;rr
Kingdom OF Sardinia the only country in Eurupe that
has, after the revou of ls4s and the riupA of 6es
pohsm, ainained lite cons,isu ton liberty OF The prsss
and is independence. From information received by our
in Turin learn that in Piedmont there
are not ess than fifty thousand political eriles from oil
parts OF Iiay and Eoope. But Sardinia being second.
rate naon surrounded by Assra and other Powes yedy
% crush her freedom. she could become the seat OF
Mszxnrs consprsces, allow any person 10 violate
International laws asd toe treaties between govern
nent and ano'hs To protect many thousand ex'les from
Lombardy against b buccanee robbery OF Asssra, this
government 70 lusy It's conduct, and to deserve ths
vcndy intervention OF England France and perhaps The
United States compelled TO transport to oor shores
hese eighty -four eHiles.
The Pedmontese ministry, finding that IN be jassiAed
before .nose governments whose intervention aGsns the
,rbt-a ary depredaions OF Austria had been asked and
rrs,ited 6adng that neither England. France, and
,.,en some OF the republics of South America would
receive these prescribed and being certain that our
government and people would offer them eenerou. and
free shelter, despatched them TO New ork not only pro-
vdinG them with frse passsGe, hut slso pecsnary
their arrival order tbs they sbould not
land in oreign country without beng ,o'sllyun
acquainted ~'th our language they would be at hrst