The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-28
THE DAILY DISPATCH
nIonday NIorning, Feb. 2s, Isaa.
IHE MILAN INsURRECTION.

IHE MILAN INsURRECTIoN.
Joseph Mazzini is generally regarded as the
master-spirit of the insurrectionary party of
Europe. Whatever he has had to do with the
planning of the late insurrection at Milan was
no doub, we'll done, and, if his councils have
prevailed, it is supposed that the affair is more
serious and troublesome than it would other.
wise have been. kossuth is madman. All
his schemes and speeches, like the tale of an
idiot, are
Full ofsound and fury
Signifying nothing"
If he had much to do with the affair, il was
most assuredlv, to that extent, marred. The
next news from Europe will let us further into
the matter. Below we publish Kossuth's
proclamation. How imperial is his tone and
how supremely ludicrous! "Down with the
tyrants! So order in the name Of the ma
ton. Let every one obey" 81 make known
to you that whoever brings you this, my or
der, is expressly sent to you that he may re.
port to me the. favorers Of liberty in the army
stationed in Italy, and that he may tell you, in
my name, how you should organize your.
selves"
Proclamation
In the Name of the Hungarian Natiou-To
the Soldiers quartered in Laly.
Soldiers! Comrades My activity is nm
limited. am about to fulfil my intent. NV
intent is to free my country, to make her indie.
pendent, free and happy. 1t is not by force
we have been crushed. The force of the wcrId
would never have sufficed to crush Hungary
Treason alone did it.
swear that force shall not conquer US, nor
treason injure US again. Our war is the war
of the liberty Of the world, and we are no long.
er alone. Not only the whole people of oar
own country will be with us-not only will
those once adverse to us now combat with US
the common enemy, but all the people will
arise and unite to wave the banner of liberty.
By the force Of the people Of the world the
tottering power of the tyTants shall be des-
troyed. And this shall be the last war.
In this war no nation fraternizes more with
the Hungarian than the Italian. Our interests
are one-our enemy is one-0ur struggle is
one. Hungary is the right wing, and Italy
the left wing OF the army which lead. The
victory will be common TO both.
Therefore, in the name of my nation have
made alliance with the Italian nation. The
moment we raise the banner of the liberty of
unite with the insurgent Hungarian nation, and
the Hungarian soldier in Italy unite with in.
surgent Italy. Let all, wheresoever the alarm
shall be sounded. combat against the common
enemy. Whose will not do this, he, the hire
ling of our country's executioner, shall never
more see his native land. He shall be forever
exled as traitor, as one who has sold the
blood OF his parents and of his country, to
the enemy.
The moment of the insurrection is at hand
let not that moment find the Hungarian unpre-
pared, for should it take them unprepared,
should our nation net improve the opportunity,
our dear country would be lost forever, and
our national flag would be covered with igno.
miny. S... a=-
know that every Hungarian is ready for
the war of liberty. The blood shed by the
martyrs, the sufferings of the country, have
changed even children into heroes.
No nation yet rewarded its brave sons so lib
orally as the Hungarian nation will reward
hers. Alter the victory, the State property
shall be distributed among the army, and the
families of the victims Of patriotism; bat the
coward and the traitor shall die. 1895,
And /, therefore, make it known to you,
soldiers, in the name of the nation, that who
ever brings you this, my order, is expressly
sent to you, that he may report to me the ia.
vorers Of liberty in the army stationed in Ita-
ly, and that he may tell you, in my name, how
you should organize yourselves. -...
Accept the instructions that are forwarded
to you by the nation, through me, and follow
them. Let il be so in every town and district
OF our own country and everywhere.
Brave ones! The Honveds and the Hussars
nave covered with glory the name of our na.
tion. The world looks upon the Hungarian
nag as the banner of liberty. We will pre-.
serve that glory, and satisfy that expectation.
is prihcipalIy on you that the eyes of the
woriu are turned, for your number is great
Inc arms are in your hands. the generous
piood IN your veins; the love of the coun-
Try, and the thirst OF vengeance on her ex
eCutiohers IS In your breasts. Your task ia
glorious and easy; for you are among na,;on
which will give its own millions of comba,ants
against Austria.
From Rome to the island of the Sicilians-
from the Sava to the country beyond the Rhine
all the people are unanimous in cry, Joined
to the clang Of millions of arms: "Let God be
our judge. Down with the tyrants Loag
live the Liberty of the people! Long live our
country" sa
Brave ones. BY this cry your voice will be
like Joshua's voice, at the bidding of which
the Jericho of tyrants shall fall.
So order in the name of the nation. Let
every one obey. will shortly be among you.
Aa reroir. God be with you. kossUrH.a
February, 1858.
correspondent of the New-York Tribune,
of course in favor OF the insurrection, declares
that the outbreak was against the advice of
kossuth; but that the recent hangings and
fosgings had hurried the people into rebellion.
kossuth and blazzini, he states, both desired
to wait till after Austria and Turkey should
go TO war. He Gays tina, on the Sth, at dawn,
the Italians got possession of the arsenal, and
that communication was Immediately inter.
rnpted, SO that no further news had been re-
ceived from Milan. He also asserts that Kos.
suih did not write the proclamation purporting
to come from him.
The LAW GREYs.-The Petersburg Express
states that this Company, on its visit to that
place, will be received and entertained by the
entire military body. The Baltimore Sun had
stated tha, they would be the guests OF the
Petersburg Greys.
Murder most foul.
The reason WHY Queen Victoria is unlike a