The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
Our Venice Correspondence.

ENTcE, August ~, 1871.
The Morm,its Of tie Troops ana the Enlp1or--Aus
TRAN Rms in Haly-SparkS Preceding the Cosifa-
gration-Breatins tie United Stgtes SeaiS--Ca-
riol4s Fdc,s on sep9al Sw1jects--KoSsuth--RuS sia
and England--An Ap,c-aeqn Editor ReYuestedto
Legrs Vienna, Sc.
In ny last mentioned the brief visi: to Venice,
CT single night, BY Marshal Radetsky. The
cause os This rapid journey Of some hundreds Of
miles, from Villa Real de Monja, near Milan, to
Venice, by al old man Of 3d. was neither more nor
less than, mas since transpred to convey, person
ally, an invitation from the boy emperor, at Vien-
na, to the king OF Wurtemberg, who is visiting
Venice, to accompany the aforesaid Emperor in
the military revews OF next month, il the great
plain Of Lombardy. This review is to commence,
it is understood, about the 10th Of September
-onna, and Is 70 continue some weeks, perhaps
the march, evolutions, encampments, and sham
battles, OF the troops, TO terminate at verona
The humber Of troops will be about 10, 900. This
summer campaigning has been a customary thing
foT some years, and thus an entire familiarity with
the topography Of the whole country, and all its
capacities and peculiarities, Is acquired Never
.heless, suppose these troops would show them
selves just abou. rs good at fooirace, in case OF
ac.ua, warfare, as they always have and old Ra.
detsky would as highly sustain his already high
reputation as a retire ating general. But what bet
ter is to be expected from mercenaries obtained
from CONQUERED and enilaved Hungary
The Emperor is looked for here in about q week,
his route to the field, AID he will, no doubt, re-
ceive splendid reception from his officers and men,
and batteries, and bands Of music, at Venice. The
love Of scenes Of parade and pomp, alone gives toe
citizens the least interest in the event Tney care
no more for the Emperor visit than they did for
ais birthday. At Milan, the people were ordered
70 hang out tapestry and carpetings from their
windows on the latter occasion, aud to rejoice IN
honor Of the day; but tho affair went oil quite az
colby on the part Of The ctisens-so am Informed
Trouble is evidently brewing for the Austrians
at Milan. Verona, Padua, and all through LON
bar5y-everywhere, indeed, but 10 Venice. Troops
nre constantly on the march the great thorough
fares, and Milan is almost invested. Arrests are,
Of course, OF constant occurrence a |eronese
lady, Of the highest respectability, Is now lodged
IN The dungeons Of st. Mark, Tor the heinous Of
tue.te Of Massaniello, from a sister nj Milan, &C
coppasied by q letter, in which hope was impru-
IDENTIFY expressed that she would Undue her children
With the same spirit Of freedom tina; characterized
him
Last week, a young Venetian gentleman was ien-
fenced to year imprisonment for having attempt
Cd 20 tear down one Of Gorkowskis notifications,
to which ! alluded some weeks since, resPeeu ting
concealed arms and a gondolier reserved thirty
"a hes for the same offence.
The Ausirians seem eager 10 hasten TO its fenous.
msnt the insar.ection In Italy, which they know 20
be impeding, aud which Is certain 20 come sooner
or later and they threaten horrible things-deci-
nation Of the rebels being the least They take 1t
for granted that they skall triumph and Counting
the unbaiched chickens brought torth from an.
bought eggs, like the nilkmaid in the spelling
book. they promise, When the affair H over, 20
, parcs, Gu, all Italy among tho German adven.
;ureia. even as feuisl baions OF the middle ages
jistril,utei their copquests among their ioh0TeIsj
J even as did Al boin, the bloody lord OF the Lom-
! :. .a,. or the Norman conqueror in England ney
-. -x.ous TO test the experiment Oh an ltsuan
.e.ni a. ,,, that Of their friends, the RUSSIANS
80 49,, saasu,, o. success, We may sn'Sl ~
thing from the orsculs. sdited by Warren,
Le5S7s paper BY The b., %oG B:n,on's Con
sui Tor Trieste, under Polk. do wo- Gull q,
famous institution Of the tenth century ". -.
% to the nineteenth. wonder, too, If these sa;
sometimes boosted By bis own petardr.-a cstss-
tiothe, By the by, which is said 70 sford :" rars
sport" TO beholders
imperial journals denOunce, with most amusing,
government, for the recent deTelopsmsnts at
Principe exactly as tie United states
government had anything at all to DO with
The mauer-exsctly rs II II had rot stnTen,
ard was not striving, with all its powers, TO
prevent any participation Of Americans In the bas
nets- exactly as Il there was not large party in
the United states a, strongly opposed TO the an
nexsiion Of Cuba ss these Austrisns can De land
far far more so), though for different reason.
but these folks can form no idea Of the policy Of
government berg enc thing, and that Of any mum
Der of its people being another. With them, 60
vernment IL everything; aud everything done, OF
left updone, is the affair of government-and the
people know nothing about it, care nothing abouti,
have not the least interest in IT, and do nothing at
al in the premises-not even daring 70 srovn or En-
laess opinion upon IL.
In my last, alluded to the fact That packet
from the state department Of the United states.
sdoresstd 10 the United states Consul at this port,
Containing a copy Of the rrepordence on the
Austro. Huf asrisn question: Which bad been broken
oren. exsnined. and detained, by the Office Of Cen.
tial Revision, had ,licite1 from the Consui pro.
test To this protest has since o)me lengthy re-
pI, settire forth that the Otbce OF Revision, or
c,fsorsb hip, claims the right to examine everything
"a pint introduced nts Veaiss, undes aoy form, -