The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-03
REVOLUTION m EUROPE.

VIC COpy SuC AShS"thS hofi silC XNCW u VI
Herald of the Gath ult. 1t shows that the
people are moving.-agitatins and awake
ming to something like an effort to get
rid of the shackels forged around them. 1t
= i'll be seen, too, that X ,ssuth, in the name
of the Hungarian nation, has issued an ad-
dress:sto the soldiers Of Italy:
ITALY.
lNSURRECTION IN MILAN.
The following appea. ed in the London pa
pers of Wednesday evening Feb. Sth
PARIS, Feb. 9th, 8, A. NJ.
An instruction broke out on the 9th, at
Milan. Five men have persisted; but order
is rc-established. An Austrian proclamation
announces this fact.
The Milan train had not arrived on the 9Th
inst at the Sw IS frontier.
Further advices state that the fighting has
recommended.
The Journal des Debats says:--"Itis thought
that the fig eating has recommended.
A proclamation of Mazzini is posted up.
Later in the evening an additional des-
patch was published, as follows:
PARIS. Wednesday. 5, p. MI
The government has received message,
dated Turin, Feb. 8, which announces entire
suppre ssion of the Instruction in Milan.-
Turin and Piedmont are tranquil.
The messages referred to were dated res
pectively Belliuzona, February 8, half past
p. NJ, and Bale, 8 p. NJ.
Another statement says that the Austrians
in the arsenel were massacredi from which we
info cnpplicd fhamSplvos NTH
arms) The emeute broke out simultaneously
in three parts OF the city.
The following is the despatch received at
3. SO A. NJ, 9th Submarine Tel graph Com
pany, from the British Minister at Berne, for
transmtion to the Minister of Foreign af-
fairs at London:
A telegraphic message from Bellinzona, OF
the 9Th inst, A. "a P. NJ, announces that the
gates of Milan were shut, and it was suppos-
ed the insurection. which had been suppressed
was recommended. A proclamation from
Mazzini was placarded.
The Morning Advertiser says editoria,ly
"Our intelligence respecting the insurec-
tion which broke out at Milan on Sunday, is
necessarily scanty, owing not only to the fact
of its being telegraphed, but to the channel
through which it has reached us. A distin-
guished Italian exile, writing US last night
expresses his conviction that it is more Sc
rious sffair than would appear from the briel
notice which the telegraph gives. He men,
tons that Kossuth has addressed warm pro.
clamation to the Hungarian soldiers in Rad.
etsky's army. exhOrting them to join the ltal.
ian insurgents. Our correspondent points
to the curions coincidence that the day--the
ninth of February the news reached England
wasthe anniversary of the proclamation o
tie republic of Rome, and deposition of the
Pope in lS49."
| twas boldly asserted in Paris, that thu
outbreak had been encouraged by Austrian
agents for pretext to advance their armie.
further into Italy.
The Daily News OF the 18th says:
Additional particulars are looked for from
Milan with deep interest, and the non-arriva
Of any Geographic message is regarded, by
the friends of Mazzini, as favorable symp
tom. If the Austrians had been successful
they say, they would certainly have sent thu
news ere this to Paris and London.
A rumor Of the death of Emperor of Franc,
had been current in Milan, and doubtless hur
led on the revolt. According to hints drop
; ped, a simultaneous rising in other parts o
Lombardy may be looked for. 1t was state,
on the Bourse, that two additional regiment
had been ordered to embark at Toulon, TO
Civita Vecchia, to insure tranquility in tn
Roman States.
Mazzini has been in the canton of Tessin
Switzerland, for month past.
In the Paris papers OF the 18th we fin
some additional details:
A despatch from the Swiss Consul at Mi
Ian to his government at Berne, states unde
date Of the evening of the It'll, that outbreak
took place simultaneously, OIL the evening O
the 9Th, in three distinct quarters of the tOa
but the citizens generally speaking, took n
) part in the outbreak, and order was prompt
re-established.
The Journal DIES DcJats says:
:. We have not received the connected detail
of the outburst at Milan, which appears t
have been repressed with as much rapidity a
) energy, for it is impossible to gather eithe
its extent or cause, from the confused &C
counts received to-day in Paris. Private cor
. respondence from Milan, of the 9th, says
"The wholesale arrests made yesterday an
to-day have sproa desolation throughout on
city. More than 200 families have take re
l fuge in the canton CT Tessino. 1t appear
that the government has discovered a wide
spread C 'nspiracy.
1t appears that this conspiracy had exter
sive ramifcations, for another letter from
Tuscany, quoted in the Debats says.
Domiciiary visits have been taking plac
& at Pisa, Lucca, Peschia, and Pistoja, an
many arrests have been the consequence.
The Guzette de Zurich Of he 9Th, contain
# this paragraph;
= If we may credit the statement of II
n courier from Milan, just arrived at Lugano,
band of 400 men, srmed with poignards, ha
y on Sunday last, encountered the troops ar
Is gensdarmes. More than 800 persisted in II