The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-18

What swarm of registered articles, good, bad
there was such facility in the United Stases cost.
ing no more trouble than going to the district office
in the park, and entering copyright. 1t is, peg
haps you will say, triHing matter but in trlt b.
hd1 Od in securing Of
lance. When this registration law was first intro.
duced, strong objections were taken to it on the
fearful ground that it would lead to much dispute
and litigation, to the great comfort and profit Of
the lawyers. These prognostics of evil and danger
have all been falsifed by the facts, and by the
quiet, easy operation of the thing. w.
Our Venice Correspondence.
VENICE, July 3, 1851.
The Fears Of the Austr an Government of anothe'
Revolution The Proclamation of Marshal Ra
aetsky- Apathy in Venice The Eclipse of the Su,
American Trarahers, &c.
There has been some little sensation in this city
the few days past, owing to proclamation by
Field Marshal Radetsky, Governor of the LON
bardo-Venitian kingdom, which has been posted up
at the corners, followed by notification, from Gen
Consciously, Governor Of Venice. Such has been
the perfect quietude of Venice since her capitua-
ton. on the I'D of August, 1850, and 80 remarkable
was the goed order which characterized the recent
celebration of the great ate of the Redentere and
the restoration of the Free Port, which brough.
many thousands Of strangers here, that the Veni-
tians had begun to indug the hope that their city
would be relieved Of martial law, and its garrison
OF useless Austrian soldiers. Indeed, il had been
intimatcd from Vienna that such would soon be the
fact Austria is compelled by her enormous ana
constantly accommodating debt to disband portion
of her immense army, and Schwarzenberg is,
doubtless, anxious to commence the event at
the earliest possible moment. But this, it
seems, don't please the military people They
have naturally wish to retain their Occupation
as long as possible, and to present the appearance
of being Of some earthly use, whether they are or
not. To this cause true false, is attributed the
two huge posters which have been staring the Ve-
niians in the face and eyes from every column and
plaster and street corner, the few days past.
Radetsky's proclamation bears date, Monza,
July 10. The old marshal represents in substance,
that it is with exceeding pain he learns, from
recent judicial Developments, that purposes Of
conspiracy are extensively prevalent throug bout
Lonbardy; that he had hoped that " these wick
ed and fagitious attempts and designs against
God and the government and the peace of society
had entirely ceased and that the burthens of mar
tial law might, ere this, have been removed from
Lombardy; bat that, with the greatest sorrow.
he is forced to resign these anticpations and that
his duty to his sovereign compels him. therefore,
to declare that his proclamation of March IS l5ia,
is still in force-tha. all mitgations and modihca-
tions are retractcd, and that its articles will be
most vigorously enforced.
The notification of Gorskowsky, which is dated
Venice, July 25, and which first appeared Sunday
evening, is quite the same in TENOR and is, indeed
based on the manifesto of the Field Marshal. He
that In m La, 81 ii
arms and attempts to import them, compel
him to announce, IS IN order that the peace of So
ciety may no. again be disturbed by miser able aad
wicked men," that the proclamation of martial
law Of MAJ ch 1870, is still in force and will be Sc
verely executed-and that ali persons having wea
Ions must deliver them up prior 10 the 10th
August, or be considered liable to the penalty be-
fore announced
This penalty, as you are probably aware, is i'm
mediate death under martial law, without benefit
Of clergy, and by the muskets of platoon of sol
diersi Large numbers Of these military executions
toCk place at inst; but, subsequently,, when arms
we're discovered, the Iersons to whom they belong
tdweie imprisoned and fined instead Of being SD ot.
his Ithienoy, IL seems, is now thought TO have
given encouragement to "eonspratois' and - mi
seItbles," and wicked and tagitious outcasts
who have no fear of q God and the government
before their eyes, as have the great masses of the
peaceful people Of Lombar6y !" and il is appre-
helded that they are gathering and conce iling
aims, and med,tating another assault on religion
al d society and thus these terrible threats.
Well, perhaps these men are more than half
right, so Ear as the provinces are concerned; bu.,
really bs this same delightful old city the Doges
don't believe there is a solitary man, woman, or
child, who has energy enough to dream OF such
thing as throwing of The oppressor's yoke oh,
no! the o.d governor may dismiss his fears, We
nice loves her scrvituce to we'll hugs her ch aims
too closely, ever to dream of Kidding herself of
either even could she do 1t by q single word Why
should she DO not these Austrians give her Cat
her twn expense to be sure.) most splendid fetes,
ard every night regale her with most enthrdlling
music in the old square Of 81. Mark +! Besides,
heavy may be the burthen they impose, IL /; not
too much IKE that Of the atmosphere, too equable,
TO be felt IL is quite probable, that in the Neapo-
tan and Pspal states, AID perhaps in the provinces
Of IoinbsrOy, Sc me phase Of conspiracy may exist,
ana that u only awaits the triumph Of the reds in
Paris re1t May to mako n dtmons;ration; but the
Cipressos I'VE fools as well SIS despots Ii il meets
with the slightest symptoms Of success. No!
tie grants iron hoof Is on the ne * OF these
people and until the dcrpots viii give England or
Au,iica only half chInse to send Zee; of obser-
vatien into these waters, adording couutenance,
protection. ana refuge 80 tcyoutions's, the victims
may as we'll gnaw their bonds in quiet But wicn
a hostile Engsh OF American aeet does appear in
the Mediterranean, and hover along these coasts,
rousii the oppressed 20 arms ler On Il the rule
81 the House Of Dapsburgh vii for cgc- have
ceased south of the Julian Alps. Austri5 may or
nay not he as;ute enough to ooLsid.- This lai act
according ly
We had a glorious day, Monday, for the partial
va prt ti4r rNN nc thg uthfIiN t4vuAltf'
and wonderfully blue A little before thrco z. NJ,
o shadow began CO spng over the right limb Of the
god Ct day; and at Jour O'Clock, THREE iouFths Of
bis disc was obseuIed, leaving biz rOaud blaliag
face 10 the form ofa crescent, With The horns nearly
horizontal. al iais time the tene presented IA
81 Marx pace vas sisiNips The sgn, shorn Of
so many of his rays, pouied liyi1, sckly, ghastly,
grsyisb light 90 the ba-baric architecture and
Turkish Scmes ofthe cathe lral AMI on the hundreds
Of uptuineo faces Of persons assembled usual at
the great public resort. 10 witness the exhibition
through Their pieces OF smoked glass shiie multi.
tubes oi little BOYS were running about with snaU
baskets hit d of the necessary appliances, Scrcap-
irg at the top e their lu1gs, "trUfrufa'' The
grtaes, cbscuTation lasted sfteen minutes. and at
o'clock, o. httlc aitcT. tae .un poured forth his
full blaze Of light undnmel.
Americans still continue to pass tarough snice.
he rame3 Of some Of those who have been here
since my last, are as follows ;-R. l.. Stesart and
lady. and Miss McCTea. OF New York also, G. II.
auderwocrt and lady, and J. 4 Wood, % staten
Island; and A G.. Burt, J l. Usnison, l.. 3. Har-
riscn, and l.. Maltby, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The American bark Hebron, Captain Ridley.