The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-27
Our Austrian Correspondence.


-3Yr5rl " the Ls9epsRfe,,ce-Ks E9e,f-State o
Anstrio-C Condition IF Ytn.cs, &c
In my last, announced that the frigate hide
Tepdsnes and the steamer Mississippi were expeote
ut Trieste. That letter had hardly been MALE
when WAS gratifsd by call from a number O
officers a the former ship, which had cast anchor
at about room the 10Th, in the harbor Of Trieste
The o4leers to whom refer, aud who passed severa
Gays in this old ety. visiting the objects Of interest
WIRE Leuteosnts John Quincy Adams api w. r.
Mckinney; A'ctiug Master 81 sdford, Passed Mid
| shipnen Duvall and Rochelle, and Midstipmeu
Garland, Maxwell, ana SpauIsiug; also, Mr.. Jani-
vivicr, the Comu,odores Secretary-al gallant fell
lows, indeed, all the officers of our gallant
little navy Theis presesee in this city has caused
10 slight sensation, and has gives rise to irou-
meiable rumors. no pairs have been spared BY
the American Consul render their visit agreea bic,
and he has the satisfaction os hoping hrs efforts have
| not been in vain.
On the very day of the arrival Of the officers Of
tie Independence, MIR. John T. Brown, First Dra2o-
man of the United States Legation at CONSTANT
rope. reached heie -, route from London, Paris
ard Milan, ,or Trieste and Constantinople, accom-.
bapied by his mother, wife, chiltiren, and Mrs.
| Henes, wife of the Assistant Dragomon Of his
legation Ito wss bearer of dispatches, but had
| beer very upceIemopiously, and contrary to all
ciNZtc usage, deprived OF his passport ut toe rail-
itsa terminus nom Verona to th.s city. On appli-
cStien TO the American Consul it was, however,
sIe.dily restor,d by the police.
Ibis CRY ia, you are aware, stili under martial
Jaw shd ID state 81 siege, which condition is
Vigorously DsibtsDed, although Lbs citizens hope
scohte be relieved from the burihen They are,
as.. in daily hope of the ment OF the free
| port. promised some months since by the yoaag
EhkeIor, Oh his yisit TO Venice. THIS Gan har ally
! fan TO prove advantageous The commerce 70 this
port hot great hat IT promises to increase The
y M hal I..r. I'LL
lLgheh brig arrived yesterday. Mr. Bro wn aud
ipiy depart for Trieste, on their way to Con-
siahtin"ple, tomorrow. TIE American Consul
also leaves for Trieste, in aocept,nco of an iuyi-
tS'ien 10 cele brste the =. Glorious ourth" ON board
the Independence. lie is accompanied by Charles
Wi eel, lsq a native Nenitian, and u highly
etnlitheo geitleInan TO whom Americans
CRAFTY iIde bed for attentions la addition to the
ofietis of the independence. which l have n .med
quito snunb Der Of others have visited Venice, and
stlI continue cs'Iy to arrive. Several American
You before | close this letter, have also been
here. Venice, though in state os siege, aud gar
riscred by 1900 troops, with artillery forming in
the IiBz.tta, surrounded by bristng bayonets pre-
sents many attractions The grievous burtheu Of
dsspotism pi,sses equally, that like the pressure
Of he atmosphere, its crushing mass SCENE almost
uhfeh The Ncniiiau, now as ever, lives only to
enjoy life and he luxurates in the exquisite strnns
Oi the Austrian bands, IA he promenades the great
square of St Maths these sweet summer nights,
with far more obanden,n',1 than do his tyr ,nts
themselves. The policy of tho Austriaas is the
| ss0e every where, at Venice at Vienna they
anuse, thai they may tie more utterly on slave.
The SUCCESS OF this policy with the Queen Of the
| Adiatic seems complete ; and all il now peace
| ful, and has been ever since the capitulatien,
two years ago, that martial law !, promised to
| cease The fact is, Venice was taught n terrible
| Lesson by the sego and bombard,ueut &c Is ~
! Her suferings from famine fearful, and she
bDa lot yet recovered from her prostra-
ten General Gorzho Tsky, 70 whom she capitu-
lated, is row the Military Cove NOR Of the Ventian
la .la nnI 1871
stv,Uty years old In person be IL tall, erect, and
commanding in aspect. aud unpublished cha
ract.r De in bearing. lie wears huge moustache
md short grey hair, is general OF cavalry, has
wife very old, very rich, who Is very fond Of whole
ofea Of dogs, aid il alsays very sick IL Is not
wonderful, theIeore, that the youpg general lives
en gerto", dimes at ,tstluant, and keeps a mis-
titss--a very pretty GIL! BY the bye, who is seen
prOmeiadTg - Marks place every fine evening
lAt light, very beautiful woman of about thirty,
| daughter Of iich banker Of Vienna, was pointed
out 10 me, Who was stduced about q year since by
the yourg Emperor Francis Joseph, and then ii gen
| with dowty, TO one Of HE guards whom he made
| Mo OI iuf the occasion,
| G,bo!a & urylow,ky h. doubtless, a mau OF much
enc gy ard ability. at the bioshiDg out Of the re-
/ yOhtlOI Of '4S, be bad command of MADtua, with
VTy inntequHte fofc.-a few troops OF hns-ars AID
! three huLdftd German artilierymen. When the
/ keys OF the citadel we're demanded by the armed
81 IL furaied people, with the Bishop Ut Ms,tus nj
| q cir bead, bic reply wab -" When osn dec nd
the fortress no loLgtr, with this hand will blow
I ?
| 1lo Itil was immneut--the for ress could not
lave held cut twelve hOuIs-but nc next Inorning
| blurftt relief
The Mnsietc seem not 80 docile rs the Vent
tians. LGsS thursday at O'Clock J. M in the
pubic square II the city, hlc.sandro NaCdOai.
tcunscll, and attorney Of lbs Cole CATION Of Milan.
vac ststbeG to the heart fhe s.llet,o was left ia
TIE wound. GId the assassin escaped. Naudon is
h.twh to have been an Austrian spy, md to ha 30
owed bis fate e the vengeance OF the friends Of a
Jtms man etLdcUusd ~ the gaiies upon his
! GGTJIcBtI,n.
On the 2Of, At Pa,ia Count Gyusy. Military
Gotcitor of l.OnbaTby. gss hissed ia toe theatre.
be orCe eit the hsusc in terrible rage, threaten
nt 60 lnt tie town Ia n STATE istge Sere the in
Ert III tsto. lhL nseassiustion OF tho chancellor
o TIE Saucta CoLsu!nta, Mt Rome, on the 10th. you
will ave- Of couce, heard VI, with the particulars;
also, 81 The late srests at Leipsig and Cologne.
These lncidcBt Indicate, perhaps, that the COZ
tine at Is actually less quiet than the proouod pa-
cdry Of tho sGiitce would lead one to suppose.
Count Cbapiboid. who resides at Venice in splcn-
did palace W the GiaBd Canal, is ut present absent
NJ GO,ItE. lie had an interview with the Duke de
I Ntnours, NJ Wen n, a fortnight ago, "bis with
the fhto 81 legitimacy IN France, ~ tue Farisian
jourIslss en-, 60 think The palace ofthe Duchess
Ci berH Is also clCs,d at present. Venice IL said,
howNtr to lie somewhat crowded with persons
iron tara tDo icsortirg hitber. ms usual, ut this
soefsD, for The bcrebt OF the sea baths.
AmoTg the Americans recen ly. or now, here, IN
GUuitiCn 10 thOse have batAtd, are Professor S
lamar, Fro.essOr Siilitnan, Jr, with his lady and
laiss Forbes; Lr Pheips, Of Boston; Mr. Way. Of
| baH mort, IN httst, 90 fOatf fom rlo.eucc 10
J Psiis, sidtbeLce TO London ard boue; MIR Cowles.
OF New Noik alst, l.. Il. Dsy, L. Brady, o..
w lOibes. " :. Church and q. W Brush A
large ruiuber Of English travellers are here, aud
s,Ine are tIuCd Several mCiDb eIs of the family Of
COR Minis er NJ 80. James visited Venice few
weeks since. +.
DESTRUCTIVE FLoop IN CANADA WEsr.- The
British 6Dui,an states tina, several bridges have
been CHried away ~ the county OF Oxford, 10y the
lieshot Tucsdsy lstt. aud tbat IL is reported that
q lie LIT az no Inn nu
RE Jtos Of Ihursdny. says tina. " siihin day OF
two the river bus riscu from fifteen 10 twenty ic0t,
which is three or f. ur feet hi. her thsu it has
been observed IN the oxrcfieuce OF persons resd ng
here for the last twenty years Yesterday the
water reached its greatest height, AMI Is uov
nlsting ia tie Lcighborhovd Of London, ans
such lsCcs o. rc have received authentic intolli
ettcc hon. The Gauste is Siderable, in the los