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There are no direct accounts either from Calabria or Sicily;

every means being adopted by the Neapolitan Government to prevent the spread of in- telligence. Indirectly, however, there is evidence that the insurrection grows. The Pallade of Rome announces that the Calabrian insurgents have put to death the family Trenta-Capilli. The banner of the insur- gents bears a red cross on a white ground, surrounded by as many green crosses as there are states in Italy.

A letter from Italy in the Augsburg Gazette announces the death of mind Bandiera, the father of the two unfortunate officers who were executed at Cosenza.