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ITALIAN ExLEs.-An Austrian brig -ofwar arrived at New York; a day two since, and brought eight gentlemen of Italy, who have been State prisoners for having shared in desire to free their native land from the iron grasp of Austria. One of these victims has endured imprisonment of eighteen years during fourteen of which he was loaded with chains. His is Felice Foresti-formerly member of ihe bar, and judge, at Venice. The others suffered Tn vari- ous degrees the same cruees. They are, says the New York American, men of education and rehnemenf' whose prospects in life have been blighted and some of their best years passed in misery and goom m con- sequence of chershing the feeling that led the he roes of our Revolution to fame and happiness

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