Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-25
Further Foreign News by the Arabia.

The most important news Is the announcement OF
an Insurrection in Milan the 9th and Sth of Feb.
ne Anstrlans say that the revolt quelled with
hve persons being killed. The patriots say 300 were
Killed The patriots attacked the barracks, and, it
is said, massacred the garrison. The people rose
IN three parts of The city al The came time.
telegraphic dispatch from Bellinz0na, on the
evening Of the Sth, states that the gates of Milan
were Shut and it feared that fighting had again
commenced. Proclamalions from Mazzini and Kos
sulh were posted about.
Mazzini had gone to Switzerland to watch events.
kossuth's proclamation, which appears in the Lon.
don Times is addressed to the Hungarian soldiers in
Italy in the name Of the Hungarian nation. Ii closes
thus:
''From Rome TO the land OF the Sicilians, from the
SaVa to the country be, ond the Rhine, all the PEG.
pie unite IN one cry shouting mid the caLg Of mil
lions Of arms-'Let God be the Judge Down
with the Tytautsp Long live the Liberty OF the
people! Long live country, brave ones. In
this cry your voice will be like Joshua's before
which the Jericho of Tyrans shall fall. So or
der IN the name of the nation. Let every one obey.
will shortly be amongst you. Au reroir. God be
with you. KossUTH.
February, 1858"
Mazzni's proclamation is addressed to the Italian
Nation. 1t was posted in NJ an and other parts of
Italy. 1t commences thus:
''ItaIians! Brothers! The mission of the Nation
al Italian Committee is ended Your mission be-
gins i DAY the ast WORD when we,'your o'oth-
efS' "'ef 10 you' Is resurrection o morrow ming
ing WIN the ranks VI the people, we VIII ana you 10
MAINTAIN IT,
Il closes in these words:
ssWberever Won are victorinus. move forward at
once fo the aid If those nearest van. Let The ins,r
rection grow like an avalanche. Wherever The
chance ones aoainst yo, RIM to The uoroes oC the
mountains, the fortresses given you by Nature
Everywhere you will find brothers, and, strengthen
ed by the victories gained elsewhere YOU Will de-
scend into the field again the day after. One ouiy
be our hag-the fac of the Naton In uledge of
our fraternity write on il God and The peonel They
alone are powerful to conquer They alone do not
hetray. 1t is the republican flag which in AS and
40 saved the honor of italy,. 1t is the flag of an.
cent Venice. 1t is the flag of Rome Eternal
Rome the sacred metropolis the Jennie of Italy
and of the world. Purify yon selves by fighting be
meath that flag Let the Italian people arise, worthy
of the God who guides them. Let woman be sacred
Let age and childhood be sacred Let property be
sacred. Punish the thief as an enemy. Use for
insurrection the arms, powder and uniforms taken
from foreign soldiers. To arms! To armsl Our
last word is the battle cry. Let the men you have
chosen to lead you send forth on the morrow the cry
of victory! JosEPH MAzZINl''
Many arrests preceded the revolt Rsings are
looked Tor elsewhere. Austria and France are send
iHg troops 70 ho'noaroY ana Rome
tha ddsa,n IRON, l 1ono0n o. Nea'es
rosora,o,, or ,rann;J;,,i --'''" 'he
The arconnts Of he ,6surrection are vaaoe and nm.
satisfactory.
One account saws the conflict was short and brief
The insurgents are mostly without arms. Wholesale
arrests were made 200 families had taken refuge
at Tessino. Additional particulars are looked for
with intense interest.
n"o.iieL 'a.'er rom m,lah states .ha' insurgents
loadors All "'u aaU Nv cdpa"e
on were "bn, rba "pS~ 'e =,
Milan are arrested l''"'f''' ~''N''' u
The Austrian Government had sent IN Nanoleo, y
list of the Italians in Paris who are suspected Of
having favored the movement
TURKEY.-The Montenegro affair will probably
be settled by negotiation. Omar Pacha had offered
good terms to the insurgents il they will surrender.
ne sandman Ministry had been called hastily to-
geyner 70 consider me state OF LomDardy'
He EAsT;-AdVIces from Calcutta to the 9th of
Pes1 had been fo,mally anaexed tn 1be Rr;Hsb
possessions. Ii the Burmese will not give it nm
peaceably the British threaten to take Ava and de-
throne the monarch
One hundred and twenty rebels had been hung in
China.
latest IrTE1I1cENcE nv F1.rcrp4c
Observation-Disclosures. Feb rs The Herald
believes that in the course Of the snring meas-
nres will he talan 10 nlaca tbo who'll ooast or
England IN state Of efficient defiance
Birmingham is fixed mon as the grand centre
of the army Of England.
intelligence with regard to the Instruction at Mi
Ian is all Geographic, and the accounts of its sup
preston cannot be relied upon. The London
Morning Advertiser says:
ssOur intelligence respectipu The insurrection.
which broke out at Milan on Sunday. is necessa-
rily scanty. owing moi only 10 the G3ct of its NOT
being telegranhed. hnt 10 the channel ,bronab.
which il has reached us. A DISTINGUISHED Italian
exile. writing us late last nioht exnressas his
viction that t is more seri1ps affair than wonld
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