New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
THE MILAN INsURREcrION.


particulars concerning the events Of Feb. 8, in
Mdan, Witch We think are Of sufficient inter
est to trau-late for The Tr5zn, The letter
bears date Paris. Feb %.
In ODe Of ny la; letter.. said ta4: there were
tse most evident proof that the bloody instruction
o. Milan W ousy n ep.-odein vast conspiracy which
has beea suzrsed for some time BY Nszrini have
70 day received docunea; Of the deepes, Interest,
which throws new light 90 the plans OF the rebes
On the - o. February it ruuored a, Gea1s
thstA revolution sbou; 70 brsak out a; Milan, a,
Ronse and At Naples. Il was not explained how the
Austrian Government came 70 remain in ignorance Of
these rrpoF's Bur the project completely organ
ized al saif relate
There Revolutionary Committees IN al the cities
ard large tsuns Of Italy. The Central Committee il
a. Florence on the til Of Fec. received the nstruc
tons o, the chef leader.
The Flornce Committee the most important o,s
which proposed 70 take command Of Tuscany Is
known Il consists Of a wretched school master who
left the birch for modest employment under Guer-
razz- al the time when this Dictator was master OF
Florence Ths man hsd for bis colleagues, an en-
ploye cot Of Office account Of bis extreme polite
opinions lawyer hardly known in the courts, and q
tailor without credit aud consequently without work
Such are The provisional chiefs whom Mszziai wished
to bestow upon the city.
Scarcely bad the committee received their ms rue
tons when they undertook to send them into all the
cities Of Tuscany but they acted with 50 ite reserve
and discretion. hst the police soon got wIod Of heir
proceedings On the ssh, nobody stirred although
great agitation was remarked al over Italy among
men known for the violence Of ,heir opinions.
On the 9th news arrived Of the defeat Of Ire Milan
sttemp; sal, the Florence Central Committee did
not lose courage; they Issued new orders, requiring
the patriots 10 hold themselves in readiness TO ass,
the Pole who were TO the 10Th. " Take cour
ace, they said rush upon the Austrans seize their
arms snd remember the sicilsn vespers.
Bologna did not move The Central Committee con-
tinued to spread the rumor that all must be on the
alert for the revolution would break ont any moment.
Thu. far not OF these predictions has been real
ized
here give you copy Of theinstructions addressed
by the General Committee to the Florence Committee
"AKr. / There shall be an lusurrectonsry Commit
tee in each province Of Italy, invested with civil and
military power
"AEr. ? The Central Committee OF Insurrecton
shall be At Florence but a. soon az commune tton
shAI be opened with the General Committee the Cen
Art The Central Committee difference have the
power Of filling all Offices through the intermediate pro
vineial agents who are subjec; to them. They are
authorized to employ the funds which shall be seizsi
in the public treasures to carry on the war They
shall not be permitted to consult the municipal bodies
which administer the funds that seized They will
lay a special assessment on the rich.
They will make all the acquisitions Of arms, of
hor.es Of money and of provisions seize The parish
bells the church ornaments sndall The salipeIre which
il finds in public or private magazines
"Art 4 The local committees will call 70 arms the
citizens from Il iOyears Of sge both for the interior
service and for
Ant 5 Each peasan, family having two children
shall give one Of them 20 the army
Art s The families Of peasants or worSmen who
march to the aid Of the country shall be exempt from
AL tsres Of every kind In the hmre the country
will make them the recompense which they deserve
Art :. All the arresrAges Of peasants or tenants
towards their landlords are eXtinguished, the STATE
assuming such dehts
Art. {. Al tolls are Professionally abolished also
lotteries.
An. O. The administration Of religious properties.
Their furniture money and revenues psced al the
disposition Of the Revolutionary Committees. The
said revenues shall be applied the support Of the
war.
Ar 70 The forced eyies on the rich snail be de-
termined in concert with the Insurrectonay Commit.
tees. who shall nominate jures TO make estimates
Art. Il Until the communications with Rome,
Bologna and Milan shall permit the insurrection 70
act with the union 80 necessary % success, -
the duty Of every brave citizen 70 overthrow the
enemy wherever be hnds him The present enemy
once v1nquished the insurrecton must betake itself
either 20 Bologna or Rome, or 10 Umbra or the Ouch
les AID in the triumph Of others. The nsurrecton
has no limits which bound H. Il has but one end the
destruction Of the enemy q; al risk, and preventing
him rom finding another center OF action elsewhere -
d new combination.
The central committee Of Florence has no weight
nor support in the three other revolutionary Eones ex
cep, Lesborn. Let our brothers take heed 70 this.
Let not be forgotten that the nrst object Of each
movement the principal object, must be 70 prevent
concentration Of forces the Of the Pc. II VII
be necessary 10 place numerous and active uoop Of
horse on the two rivers AID among the mountains sit
ed between the Masra aud the Arno Let this order b
communicated 70 ali the young men who take up arms
will perhaps Be well 70 examine whether Il would
not be ufeu % take possession Of ne territories nom
Ps,oa &c Pesohia IL order 70 avoid the aFriVs Of ne
enemy
signed Tis FrN,srnAl Commute Of lrssTFectoL
Below are found The following signs
g. 2. So.
Then Genes the following postsenpt
p A. Tie moment when you receive ths, q a
prctsble that Milan, Rome snd Milan VIII bATe rseh.
obey then Tie 6rsi notice To fAl ~ ths ume would
be to desert in face OF The enemy Read stisnuVey the
sutjolred Instructions thea tet
his document has many signatures You WI Agr-s-
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