New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18

ceived the report of the Police than he ordered her u
depart and in case she should not go immediately her
brother should be imprisoned in her stead Tn. Str
dnisn Consul at Leghorn (probably from orders receiy
ed) refused the wise for her passport Genoa and as
there was other Italian State to which she could 60
there seemed to be no alternative but for the brother
to 20 toprson. One chance, however remained. Upon
representing her case to the French Consul that she
defenseless woman, with two young children, ne
consented to wise her passport for Corsica from whc
place she might probably procure another for Marsees
Lemm fled to England, the only country IN Europe 70
which he could escape the prisons anu inc
gbbets of Austria, which, dsappoinedn her prey no"
takes vengeance on his unofendng wife ana nelpieS'
Children ard finds another Haynau ready ana VIKING 10
executeit Madame Lemmi left for Corsica on Jhe%
inst.
II will he remembered that NJ Montanari of the
marty lately executed NJ Mantua The G0-ta del PODOi0
says that Immediately after the unfortunate man execu
ton the Government called upon ms surviving brother Count
Monanar, pay within twentyiour hours the sum OF -
600 lire the cost Selling trying, and hanging his brother
although the Government had previously cOnscaed the
estate. Of lis victim The Turin P0rama fo of Goth ult
pubsbes list filing six columns of type of the names OF
Lombard exes whose property coniscated The list IN
cludes MANY noble families There j., however talk IN III
Ian of the speedy substitution of the civil for the military
power throughout Lombardy together with total amnesty
The LOndoA Morning Adrcytucr says I'VE learn from
GOOD authority that only Mazzni in safety at the
date Of our latest advices from Italy notwithstanding all
,be VIGILANCE o the Austrian Police but that he may be
expected in England in about fortnight"
The Morning Adrertic, imposed oni Mazzni has been
in London for a month.-Edl
We have additional information to the progress of
negotiations between Sardinia and Austria. 1890
In the Chamber OF Deputies the 10th u the bill for
the repression of the Slave Trade discussed and two
OF its clauses adopted the first declaring that the slave be
comes free setting foot Sandman soil or on board
ship bearing the Sandman flag and the second enacts pen
allies against those engaged in the slave trade.
Respecting the refugees their way TO New Ork
the Parlamcnto If Iaria Both ut, says;
mice, Monday March o. 1853
Yesterday morning the corvette Giovanni in which
number of political refugees are be conveyed to New
York arrived Villa Franca The vessel carries -
and OF pa men, commanded by the Chevaller
Jaccia. There 50 refugees on board The 20 walt
ing her arrival at Villa Franco to be added, so
that the entire number will he eighty-two Six young
Italians who At Nice have obtained free passage
the in corvette. They going to seek their fortune IN
America IhcG Government feed the refugees and 70 give
each of them 20 fir on landing Those who should mess with
the sailors may their allowance in money which VIII
be paid them reaching New York Tonight or tomor-
row the san Giovanni viii quit the harbor lowed bya
steamer Ii forbidden to 20 on board but number OF
inhabitants Of Nice and foreigners repaired To Villa Franco
to see the corvette. On Wednesday all the refugees will
Rome is full of sightseeing foreigners drawn ther by
the attractions of the Easter week
The BOi0gn0 G0-ciG states that six persons were exc
cuted at Pesaro on the 10th u, for political ofen'es com
mted in ls49 or 1880.
A Rev. George Nelson, British subject from Corfu has
fallen under the ban of the police and is ordered to leave
Rome NJ RothsChld is at Rome respecting the new loan
Mr. Lyons the recently appointed British Charge AT
fares had arrived at the date OF our letters 24t ut
The Grand Duke of Tuscany has piousiy contributed
600 forms toward building the Church at Vienna IN com
of the Emperor of Austrias happy escape.
The expulsion from Tuscany of a Mr. Crawford, Eng
FISH subject had been the subject of very energetic re-
addressed by England 10 the Ducal Govern
ment
The Piednonte G0-cc says under date 9Th: 1--WE learn
that an attempt at instruction took place at Palermo, but
was promptly repessed Five persons have been executed
and 800 arrested We have been informed that this mte
gence was teegphed to the nendente General of Genoa
and regret that so important fact has neither been ON
cially cOntradicted nor confirmed"
From other sources it appears that Swiss soldier was
found assassnated in the streets of Palermo lie had been
pognardcd and his breast found the pognard with
piece of paper attached which written the words
"Nengcance Of Mazzni." The authorities imagined, or
wished be supposed that they had discovered vast
conspiracy The notorious General Elangeri who Is still
Governor Sicily had several persons arrested and shot
He at the time published proclamation of the most
violent character in which he threatens to the cities OF
Sicily TO the ground and to them into ploughed fields
The alarm spreading to Naples, all the Scians residing
there ordered to quit the capital with the exception of
few who specially excepted by the King When the
account of this affair reached Naples the King the
eve of starting for Casera but he postponed his journey
partly account Of the state of public affairs and partly
of the illness of of his children The Ordi
nary visits paid by the royal family during Holy week to
the principal churches did take place it being thought
imprudent for the King to show himself in public