New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
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Lord Aldborough and the Austrians.
Correspondence Of the Times.

FLORENCE. Saturday, June 2S.
The affair IN which the sO-Called Lord AlOorOugh
and his two brothers are compromised remains
pretty nearly IN the same state. the slow process OF
what l. called an " distraction not being yet much
advanced The Austrian COmmander-ln-Chlei
maintains the Strictost reserve, and II Is impossible
TO extract anything from him to the evidences at
iorded by the documents found al the villa, or a. 10
the probable result OF the approaching lrial am
glad however 10 say that the officer alluded to shows
no unklndy spirit toward these unfortunate young
men, and that. II II be possible their lives VIII be
spared 1t sumored yesterday mat one oi
the brothers had made revelations against the
Others or. a. II called with Us, " turned Kings
evidence :" but am anxious to state thai such IS not
the case and that AL the young man has aVo"ed re-
lates 10 the manner IN which the printing press ana
materials were conveyed INTO the house by the
agency of IA certain Jew al Pisa. lie refused To al
mt any participation. either on his own part or that
OF his relatives with the Mazzlnl COMMITTEE ana
asserts that their plan was limited 10 creating an IN
SuTreCiOn, rather preparing the minds OF lhe pun
lie for a movement AT Leghom, when the proper pc
rcd was arrived. The correspondence iOund on the
premises is very yoluminous but, as nuch oil IL IS
IN English the translation INTO Italian causes some
DELAY, and no period for the trial taking place can be
fixed until that duty be performed. The Other evil
dence Is patent consisting OF the arms, printing ma
terial> and the numbers OF A reasonable publication
found m the villa. But as the man OBJECT oil the
prosecution Is not So much to Visit on these ms
guaed Young men the full penalty OF their crimes as
10 show the ramlhcalions of the MaZZlni plot, no
pains are neglected 10 examine every supposed proof
and each scrap oi paperls carefully investigated no
doubt the conspratOrs awaited themselves OF the de-
Law used ia forcing the doors Of the villa to burn the
most important documents but still a mass OF pa
peTs was discovered, and II there are proofs Oh CUNT
IL l. there they VIII De found
The villa itself Is a solitary out OF the way place,
with poverty written as IT were, on the dOoIs' ilu
50 far removed from the hlgh ROAD a. 10 insure 'hd'
no person could approach II without being seeh Id
dy Aldborough. ~hO occupied the drawng-roOms'
had no idea of the proceedings gong on IN the sec,
ond floor. where her sons lived and her alarm ana
terror when she heard the uprOdr ana cOnlusIol anu
became ACQUAINTED with the fact that her children
pursued such unlawful occupation, may De I'M
agued She fretted and suffered severely iof ioi'5
time but Mr. Macbean's arrival was sod>ehd LOT
nor and fortified by MS presence, she endured the
shock Two daughters-l understand iadles oi SieaI
per.oual adyaniages-had been sent 70 England ohy
a fortnight before the event The misery VI tlese
Young ladies' beng witnesses OF such Hceif "is
shared their mother, and have no doubt the young
men re,oiced al their sisters beng 80 FAR away -,
A. near many questions are asked IL nome WIN
regard 10 he position OF this family, beg leave 70
,av that 80 far a. / can understand me Iaie i'ofu
Aldboruugh married. as he ditef"ard alese1' "A'H
MINOR q lady m England, 0y whom ne had iouI GIN.
iren the eldest Of whom, no" DeAcFe, Dcass 'h1
ttle Uetheu ran away with a married laiy' anu
lasly he married al Paris. at the BRITISH EIhOhssy
the mother Of the young men no" cOhhhed, anu a.
eged 10 the asst day OF his lie tnat me oy W ~
local wife lie took care 10 snow ms aHccuoh W
mol mo his viii IN her favor. leaving All ne hdl we
lover 10 dispose Of, first a. 10 Lazy A4nDOi-
rough Ms welded wife, and next IN case dhy
IouNt Was thrown on me MdIltst, W vac same
rer.on III her maiden name. a. Nara runnel. II
nv memory serves ne rightly The property IN
question amounts to $4,000 year. but the ceots az
tactug II reached the enormous sum Of IlJVD' 10
that vhenthe result Of the sdle Ordered ~ tAe 'Vb
toners If Encountered estates al DuOin becomes
LnoNu II u possible that nothing viii be forthcoming
for the widow or the legal heir, whoever ne may DC
Whether these Young gentlemen be the legal hers Oh
Lord Alchorough or not. they have been brought up
NJ the belief that they legally possessed Of an non
orable title and claim on large property. "eie no
our consul well known one OF the most p.u-s l
and cautious OF public officers, suspicion might sis
MN because the second son was employer III NE "a
nee Mr. Macbeans public life IS the oes1 iisn. -
IN, favor and fOrturatunate It - Tor lhese 49,
Thai rs good reputation for uneompIoni.sans In
and honesty stands 30 high with the Austr1i p.i
Tnander-lu. Chef have no DOUBT tlaI Le - -
perston : much annoyed at tins ,ans,
moi uer,on to tolerate acts OF hlg "s,,r.,se
foTe1gn state committed for DO at'AA,o,s aP,,,Sh
ard ~ the same time he IS bound 10 lfO DC
-,fer;S so far as he has the means anu '1e
o,i.hrs instructions TO MI scaiie ,,,Ias
" n,.,r v,iIl be-" Let the Ia" hNt " 90 30
5n, aich the proceeding TAKE caie a. ~,1s
| ,he,e ives II condemned 10 ies'1