The New York herald., 1851-07-17
Our Austrian Correspondence.

TRIESTE. June -, 1901.
Irortani Taegenoe Tie .9rTcs Of Mr.. Brace by ne .qs
,rian Gorrnmsnt-Tse anticipated appearance Of an
.4r1erican Squadron, &c. SC.
The interest felt 10 the subject OF my letter Of yester
day (reative to the Of Mr. Brace, before men
toned in the HraL likely become complicated
The arrival Of ships Of Mediterranean squadron
Is now hourly expected aud this unusual event Is OF
coursc associated in mems minds with the arrest OF Mr.
Brace st Grusswardein OF the fact that the two yc
sells coming to Trieste very shortly there can be no
doubt Letters for the officers addressed 10 the Ameri-
can consulate have been arriving the past fortnight and
letter from Navy Agent at spezzia, dated June
eth. 1851 now before me. says" The frsate Inie-
pendence sailed from Leghorn last week foT Trieste.
The steamer Mississippi cf here on Tuesday last for
the same Destination, a. Is supposed Thus much
for facts Rumor attributes this unexpected visit TO an
invitation from the nited States Charge at Vienna In
Wow Of our present relations with Austria and insists
that Commodore Morgans sudden determination to sail
for the Adratic was caused by the reception Of de
patch 1t quite impossible that the Commodore should
have received any despatch from the Charge relative to
the arrest q Brace. ipsmuch Mr. McCurjy had
returned TO vienna and not himself aware Of the ar
rest at the date q the Ealing of the Independence from
Leghcrn But all this cannot well be known by the citi
Cf Trieste who DO not compare dates and as j. 60
be- expect a. they associate the visit Of the ships cf
With The cent event at Gresswarlen. and not
httl, gratihed In anticipation Of the ariival There
seems no remarkable degree n sympathy the part II
the citizens twards the government The arrival Of
thi. force and the 10 which IL IL attributed may
serve 20 complicate the affair Of Brace. However
enxious the Austrian government might have been to
uberate him before. we can hardly suppose thoy will
suffer Il to appear that they 10 the thing compulsion
This would fact be- the case thou n to the eyes
Of most people u would and Il would generally
sobe sai An American citizen Is arrcstedhis release
is demand, y but Is deferred until the arrival of Amc
rcnn te,t in the nearest seaport The inference IL in
evaOe and Austria l. too astute TO suffer ap-
pcarauce yielding 10 force This visit Of the squadron
will therefore Il s 90 be apprehepded rather delay than
expedite the release Of Brace If Il has not already been
ordered The investigation promised by Prince Scwar-
zeuberQ may be somewhat indefinitely prOracted, with
out aoriing. on that account legitimate diplomatic
cause for any thing more than remembrance from our
Charge.
The only naval force now in the port Of Trieste Is Aus
tran and consists q large frigate just completed
which has yet received her armament and brig ant
two small steamers The frvate Is named Noyara from
the place Of Rqditzys last victory over the sardnans
in the fall Of as At Venice there OF two Aus
trian vessels Of small force The British brig OF war
Racer Is daily expected at Venice but she will hardly
be suffered TO enter the port that city being in state OF
siege.
You have doubtless heard that September lst IL the
day fixed by the Sultan for the release Of kossuth and
that the hero declines leaving Europe at present Per-
hape he does not yet view the Of Hungary despe
rate Perhaps he prefers retaining the certain and lbe
raj support afforded him by the Sultan to the brilliant
yet barren, honors, which await him In the United
States Even heroes and patriots must eat TO live After
all however he may conclude TO make you brief visit
There American ships now In pot. Business is
very brisk The weather has been quite cold all over
the continent Al Is quiet IN politics L.