Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-01
The Foreign News.

es more than ordinary interest. The three
years quiet that has prevailed IN EUROPE
has been interrupted by a disturbance a
Milan-which seems To have been iht
result of preliminary organizations ant
10 have been approved anu insiigateo
by Kossulh and Mazzini. The accounts
are 100 scanty TO enable us 10 estimate
the extent and probable consequences of thi,
insurrectionary movement, but, rs TO Milan
it seems to have failed.
The Journal des Debats says I'VE Inv,
not received the connected details of the out
burst ut Milan, which appears 10 have been re-
pressed withsas much rapidly as eiergy, for i
is impossible 10 gather either its extent or cause
from tho confused accounts received to-day in
Paris Private correspondence from Milan,
of the 9Th says The wholesale arrests madp
have spread desolation throughout our city
More than 200 families have taken refuge IN
the canton Of Tessino. 1t appears that the
government has discovered u widespread
conspiracy
1t appears tina, this conspiracy has oSfcn-
sive qualifications, for another letter from Tus'
cany, quoted in the Debats. says "Domicil.
larry visits have been taking place at Pisa, Luc
Cds t5CHHd, diib ihtVId' III HlhUy bIIte'o
have been the consequences"
The London Morning AdverIizer says:
"a distinguished Italian exile. writing us
last night. expressed his conviction that 1t Is n
more serious affair than would appear from
the brief notice which the telegraph gives. He
mentions that Kossuth has addressed a warm
proclamation 10 the Hungarian soldiers IN Ia
detsky's army. exhorting them 10 join the
Italian insurgents. Our correspondence points
TO the curious coincidence that the day, the OH
of February, on which the intelligence reached
England. was the anniversary ofthe proclama
ton OF the Republic at Rome, and deposition
OF the Pope, in lSi8.
Kossu,h's proclamation. (ofthe genu lneness
of which We are not assured, for there is an air
of egotism and bombast about it that out Kos
su,hs the Magyar addressed an the name OF
the Hungarian nation-to the soldiers quarter
ed in Italy hasa tone Of authority and
hopefulness about il which indicatas III,
maturity of the plans he is understood 10 have
been devising, ever since his rel uase from Tur
key. He tells thonl tho moment Of the insur
rec,ion is at hand lot not that moment fno
the Hungarians unpreparcd. for should it take
them unprepareJ, should our nation not inn
prove the opportunity, our der country would
be lost for ever, aud our national flag would
be covered with ignomiay.
Not only the whole people Of our own coan-
Try will be- with us, not only will ia 80 once
adverse 10 Us nov combat with US The common
enemy, but all the people OF Europe will arse
and unite TO wave the banner of liberty. by
the force of the people of the world the lot
tering power oil the tyrants shall be destroyed
And this shal! be the last war.
From Rome tn The island Of the Sieilians-
from the Sava to the country beyond the Rhine
all the people are Unanimous in a cry, Join.
ed to the clang of millions of arms: Let God
be our Judge. Down with the tyranis =
Long live the liberty Of the people Long
live our country -
Mazzini, too, speaks with the same spirit o
confidence. He says:
"The Mission of The N ational Italian Com
mittee is ended-your mission begins. To
day the last Words which We, your brothers
utter to you, is finsurrcciion; tomorrow
mlngling with the ranks OF the people, We vii
aid you to maintain il.
1iho ~ plb' iiIdLulth-IuH
ted for, three long years has arrived. Let us
seize it. Be not deceived Ly Appearances; be
not misled by the cowardly sophistries Of luke
warm men. The entire surface of Europe,
from Spain to our own land-from Greece to
the holy Paland. is a volcanic crust beneath
which sleeps a lava which will burst forth in
torrents at the upheaving offtaly. -Four years
ago the instruction of Sicily was followed by
ten European revolutions: twenty EuroDeai
revolutions will follow yours-all bound b,
one compact, all sworn to one fraternal aim.
We have friends even in the ranks of armie
who .rule US; there are entire peoples who's
alarm cry will answer to yours. The nation
al democracies of Europe form one organize,
camp. Vanguard of the great army Of tn
people. fear no insulation. The initiative O
Italy is the initiative of Europe"
Further intelligence will be awaited witt
great impotence. We confess that the event
OF 49, have rendered US incredulous of thes
vaunnng hopes and promises. The arm O