New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
ITALY.

The official Gazette of Milan published, on
the 9Th met the sentence pronounced by CourMarta
ON the 18th ut against eyenandtgeny individuals for
high treason. The sentence having been revised by
Radetsky, Carlo M0ntanar noble Tito Speri and Bar.
toto Grazio were left for execution. Giuseppe Flnz,
Luigi PGstro, Augusta DOnatelli and Luigi Semenza
to ne imprisoned for lite The penalty of death, pro
nounccd against the majority OF the Other prisoners has
been committed into l6 years imprisonment in irons
regards Alberto Cavslletto and DOmenico Fernelli
accOun. Of their rreproachahe morals, sincere COMES
sions and repentance; with regard 10 Antonio Lazza,
in consideration olthe improvement in his later political
conduct; with regard TO Ferdnando Boso because his
revelations supplied the clue 10 Interior Investigations
with regard TO lmero Lannech and Domenico iscon,
account OF the sincere repentance of BOTH and the
honorable character OF the latter with regard Clio
vaun Mailman and Carlo march,, in consideration of
the little part which they took in the plot
Further, the penalty has been committed 20 twelve
year, imprisonment In irons in the Of Lisoa Pc
droh account Of his youth in the evy OF which he
was carried away; OF Luigi Doci, who was wrought
upon through the eebleness Of his character OF Gio-
vanni Vergsni who attcry refused his cooperation in
the plot; and Of Girolamo Cogiar; simply In the
cse Of the preroeate OF mercy. The sentence of Pie
tro Psolo Arned il commued 10 eight years mprison.
men in irons, in the sovereign exercise OF the same
prerogatve that Of Carlo AuSo PGttos 10 Eve years
imprisonment In irons because of the small share which
he had in the conspiracy and that of Annibso Biscot
in the manner because he was led into the crime
by the misery OF his lot All these persons will
the period of their imprisonment ia fortress The
sentence OF Giovanni kroly IL committed in considers.
lion Of his good conduct and youth to twelve years ira
udnI forces with heavy irons (fsTi pesaS) this, of
Peuo Gy orfy whose moral conduct has always been
exemplary TO ten yee' raraRr f6rots in heavy irons
and laitly that OF Luigi Malta account of h good
conduct and the itle part he has had in the plot TO
eight years tyaoeHr torocs, IN heavy irons.
A correspondent writes from Verona on the
I'd that deputsiion from Brcscia had waited on Ra
detsky with petition sgnel by 400 notabes and PROV
| ing toT the pardon of NJ. SpeIi who had been con
demned - deeth for political ofense The deputatiou
was received by Gen. Benedeck VINO took the petition
TO his superior and returned in half an hour with the
| following answer; Gentlemen, Field Marshal Ra
desky thanks you for toe confidence which YOU have
expressed in him. and appreciates your devoted log atty
Tie charges me 20 that az his age he be called
any moment TO appear before God and that be would
not meet his Judge with hands stained with blood which
might have been spared But clemency has reached 10
utmost limit We pity the families of those who ere
cnpabe. and we desire that this may be the lat
| pie OF 4 necessary riCor"
The setniohcal yieGHa CorreSpopden: states that NJ
SPer, as well a. those who suffered with him a. Man
tus vas executed for attempting shake eoe seganc,
| oi the sOkiieTy