The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-04

are already known TO readers II appears that the
insurreelion in the capital bu part OF plan for
general rising for we learn that similar scenes were
enacted Lodi and Mona, TO which the Buysd, Swiss
paper, adds Maniua and Verona AT Mona, especial
ly, town OF 5,4oo inhabitants, "a miles from Milan.
there appears TO have been very sanguinary contest
body OF rebels attempted at first TO surprise the garr-
OF the castle, while another attacked the vice re-
gal palace on the Piazza del Daomo. heavy fire was
opened by the troops upon the assalanls which forced
them to retire. Their stlettoes chiefly directed
against the officers, several OF whom killed
wounded The following proclamation has been issued
at Milan;
The continuation OF disorder in this city, and OF HON
icda aggressons by sediiious individuals upon slrag
Cling soldiers, renders the execution OF the state
tanned in the proclamation Of his excelleney Field Mar
shall Count Radetzky, dated 10th OF March, lS49 shall
be carried out in all their sgor, in addition TO the follow
ing enactments:
a. Any group of more than three persons in the pub
lie streets is prohibited the patrols may, according to
circumstances, make OF their arms against those who
being found ansgressng the rule shall not Immediately
separate on being ordered TO do so.
80 All persons that, in virtue OF the notification OF
18th April, 1851, obliged TO declare within Twelve
hours the authorities the OF the persons lodging
with them bound to obey on PAIN Tor st offence,
OF fine OF 800 lvres period OF arrest considered
equivalent if they have .n not the " o. PAYING the
shall be doubled They may, moreover. incur the PEN
allies prescribed by law, accompces OF the persons
they have received without making the proper dec
laration within the period herein mentioned
Lieutenant Marshal COUNT STRAsOLDO.
MILAN, Feb. s."
The following the text OF Radelzkys proclamation TO
the inhabitants OF the LombaTdo Venetian kingdom:
"On the evening OF the 9th gang OF armed
with daggeIs, attacked isolated officers and soldiers with
muIderous intent, killing ten, and more or less danger.
ousy woundjDg 54 Filled with The deepest dsq ust AT
that abomnable of crimes--hired assassinaionl
neceesaled 10 employ severe measures against the
city of Milan, and therefore ordain--
81 The city To be placed in the most rigorous state OF
SIEGE which, with all its consequences, will be main
tanned with the very greatest severity.
80. All suspicious strangers to be dismissed from the
- The city OF Milan has TO provide for the maintenance
Of the wounded as long as they live as also for the fam
lilies of the killed.
"a Until the ringleaders and ns,igators OF the crime
which has been committed delivered up, the city of
Milan will have TO pay the extraordinary expenses attend
ant the unusual exerton OF the garrison; from this
contribution, however, such individuals notorious
" attached TO Observation-Disclosures class OF society
they belong to--are exempt.
reserve TO myself to subject the city of Milan TO such
further punishment the result of the investigation TO
be begun shall snow to be deserved
ITO calm the fears of the public, made known that
no disorder has taken place any other part OF the king
dom.
"VERoKA, February 0. 1883"
The Cologne Gazette states from Verona that the
wounded soldiers and the families of those killed during
this insurrecton receive pensions The govern
men has closed the always from Milan 10 Como. Mon
"a. and Trevlglo TO the public until further orders
teegraphic despatch from Benzona, of the 10TH an
that rebels arrested at Milan the 9th have
been judged by martial and executed Among them
was priest From Como TO Chasso there is chain of
sentlnels
Turin letter, OF the 9th, states that the Austrian gov
eminent al Milan is convinced that the conspiracy
which has caused the outbreak had its Belnzona
the capital oil the canton of Ticno, that all communi-
cation with the latter has been cut off o. the other hand
Switzerland is calling out her militia and sending troops
TO the frontier Of Lombardy The four baalons of the
canton OF Ticno already under arms.
SHIPwRECK AND DEPLoRABLE LOSS OF LITE-A letter,
dated Liverpool Tuesday, February 18th, says: "Con-
siderable anxiety was manifested here to-day the
ceipt OF announcement lby electric ,elegraph) of the
wreck of TIE City of Dublin Companys vessel the Queen
Victoria, which left this port yesterday morning for Dub
lin with abou, hundred passengers on board, and
went shore AT 40, m, oday in SHOWS storm, at
Howth More than ne-haf OF the passengers, along
with the commander, (Church,) were drowned the
mainder saved by the steamer Roscommon, bound
to Holyhead, but which returned TO Dublin.
An evening paper published the following statement,
received by electric telegraph, in reference TO this
melancholy occurrence:
DUBLIN, Tuesday morning .-This morning early the
City of Dublin Companys steamer Victoria was wrecked
off Howth, foIty-fve persons saved. The captain and
nearly hundred drowned