The New York herald., 1851-10-16


and great pemp and psgsanttry is anticipated at
this city during the two days the Emperor is OK
pected to remain here.
1t is remarked that the city Of Milan Is entered
but once during the whole visit to Lombardy, and
then but for . few hours. Not single night is
passed there! This is considered very prudent
step, by some who profess to know. Milan is any
thing but loyal city; and although it has garri-
son OF IL 600 men, and is under martial law, 1t Is
thought not Impossible that some Fieschi misht
discover, for the occ asion some secreted hrelocR.
which might prove more successful against Francis
Joseph than that of the Partisan conspirator az
Prepar atoms for considerable postings seem to
have been made for this progress. Not less than
forty state carriages have passed through Venice,
| from Trieste to Mestre
make her first appearance at the Fenice, on the
night of Sunday the 2lst, in the Horace OF Cor
peille, the five acts being reduced to four On the
sustained by Partisan artists, and is to perform at
Venice four nights. The Venetian, com plain biz
srly that the entrance fee has been advanced to
five .uaa- igerS, which is nearly dollar and near
| ly double the usual entrance fee for best seats
The Apollo, the Gallo, and the Mllibran
theatres, are all in full blast. At the first named
an am using drama, in three acts, from the French
of Scribe, was produced on Wednesday night,
pecuiarties Of the freemen OF the great republic
who, in such mult.udes, have inundated the Old
World the current year, afford nnumerab BILE salient
points for tho amusement and amazement of the
natives. Americans abroad are almost as fond Of
making themselves conspicuous the English
This is their chief foible If they would only move
about quietly, talking little, complaining less, and
make 10 "oderous comparisons" at all, while they
bowed submissively to each and every local police
regulation whatcver-no matter how absurd
or how unreasonable its seeming-they would
find European travelling much less labo
rious recreation than most of them do fnd it,
and would encounter much less vexatious annoy
arce Some tourists are very much to be
pited, they make themselves 50 needlsssly, yet so
completely uncomfortable. From Dan to Beer
shebs, all is barren to them; and they think them
selves swindled at every step Bus, as Tris,ram
Shan iy says, "it is nonsense TO suppose these peo
pie will lend you tneir v0itureS to be shaken to
pieces for nothing; and unless you pay twelve SoEs
tor greasng your wheels, how should the poor pea
SAINT get butter for his bread We really expect
too much. Who would embroil his philosophy for
this For Heavens sake, and your own, pay it
pay it, with both hands open !"
Nothing further has ensued from the violation of
the United states seal, some weeks since, by the
Imperial Royal office of Central Revision" in this
city. The British and continental journals seem to
view the incident as one of no tile Importance
betraying principle, and establishing precedent
in Austrian policy towards other governments
The matter was made public by a correspondent of
the London Chron,cle, casually passing through
Venice at the time it transpired.
Arrests and punishments for political offences
still numerous. On the 9th, half dozen men
convicted and sentenced at Udine one man, for
having in his possession ounce Of gunpcwder, vas
sentenced to two months hard labor IN irons, on
bread and water another for having old mus
ket, two years third for having three pounds of
gunpowder, one year priest for speaking often
give words to a soldier, was sentenced 10 one
month.
: Metternich left Johannisberg on tae 22d ult, for
his castle at Konigswart, in Bohemia, whence he is
soon to move to Vienna Schwarzenoerg left tho
capital on the 18th to join the En- peror ia Lombar-
tai q n M
"a. The 18th year OF the reign of Nicholas is TO
be celebrate d with great pomp throughout the em-
pire. The Empress Marie Anna has returned to
Vienna from her visit to Italy.
The Austrian papers say that Kossuth, Bathy-
any, Wyzesky and other hungarian refugees, have
received passports from Paris, whence they go to
Havre.o embark for the United States, on condition
that they do not touch England, and have no COM
muncation with the revolutionary refugees at Lon
don. The Mississippi probably leaves them at Mar
seilles, and repairs TO Havrc, TO aw ait them. The
Hungarians will number some thirty or forty
The papers Of this city, (two little 10 by IL daily
sheets, called IL Lom6laO Iena9, and the Ga>dtd
Uf.GLe di ptne- a. give considerable space TO The
x;iting intelligence from the United states rela
tive 10 Cuba but hazard opinions on the subject.
The English and Continental press, witho 1t OK ,ep-
tcn, condemns the massacre OF the hftyt two prison
ers as horrible, inhuman, and madly impoitic,
while at .he same time il stgnatizes them as
"prstesn The conduct of the American consul
is without prec sdent. His interference could hard
~ have failed to obtain a brief reprieve for the
Wretched men, If not their final delivery to their
own government for trial.
On the morning Of the 10Th, q corvette and a
steamer were launch cd at the arsenal, in presence
Of Admiral Wimpien, and large assemblaze OF
ladies' and gentlemen. Eleven other vessels, ofva-
Iious classes and Sizes and in various stages of con-
stIuction, are now on the stocks. friga;e will be
completed for launching in about year. The
number Of workmen employed is now about twelve
hundred.
Count Chambord is with Berryer a. Ems. The
lmchcEg he n
city with her husband, Count Luchesi Palli.
The Emperor has graciousy granted perinis.
sion to Radctsky TO accept the order with
which be was recently horored by the king Of
The censorship Of the press at Vienna is becom.
ing more severe than ever The IPGndTG was
seized the other day, and $3.50 copies Of Of its
numbers were suppressed, because Of an obnoxious
article. The press at Vienna, well as the eiplc-
matte corps, was taken completely by surprise by
the rcscript Of the Emperor, from Schonbrunn, on
the 10th ult, assuming the responsibility" for
every act Of government, and requiring tho ministry
only to fulGI the imperial decress Tho Lt0yd,
edited by the American eX.eonsul Warrons, glories
IN the act, and declares that, from the first, IL pro-
March, and advised its withdrawal. Now or
rcTer let the unity Of Austria be deinitvely fKed"
The hsnd Of Nicholas at O!mutz. is recognized ia
this most impoltic or unpopular move nent. The
dissatisfaction Is All the more profound from its sup.
preston. The silence is ominous. A change Of
ministry is expected Prussia seems prepared TO
" follow suit" At Trieste there is mach dissatis-
fa stion. funeral card, 1ncing the deceaso Of
the constitution, made it, appearance in the streets
upon the announcement oftte news from Vienna. Ii
Is customary in Italy, when person dies, to issue
letter sheet edged with black, and bearing appro-
pirate emblems Of mourning, announcing not only
he date Of the death Of the deceased but that Of
his bi'th, and the time fixed for his burial, with
business notice as to his family connections *, &C.
such was the card issued on the dcccase Of the |
Charter OF March, at Trieste, and IL was a most |
humorous brochure well most perilous TO those
concerned in its issue Another incident, Indicating
the tone Of political feeling in the loyal as we'll as
royal city Of Trieste is related. A distinguished |
artist was employed to paint some frescos in an |
apartment OF the Exchange, a very largo and /
splendid edihce, by the by. When the work was
completed, and the scadolding removed, 10 the
walls presented an aegorical representation Of the
triumph Of despotism over liberty Next morning
Tho ffescoes had disappeared, and the rash artist
be had disappeared also.
1t MantBs, on the 15th, two young men we're
Count, for writing an article in