The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-10
&c, &c. &c.



--Centsn.td Ftsi,rffies at Courts Second French
Theatrical Representation Cardinal Sc1nrarzen-
k~g-Deydrt,ge Of the Russian Princes Ressats
Of Emperor ViHt to the -4dr,atic---Nec Har
Steamr,---F oqt,fcat,on Of Trieste Austrian
Correspondence on thu FIXTURE Naral Potoc Of
Austria Influence Of RossrH'S Movements.
The Austrian steamer Marianne, which left Venice.
% the 4th inst. in company with the VIOLA, which
bere his Majesty Franz Joseph being separated from
the latter in the storm that succeeded, has not
nncs been heard Of. The greatest anxiety is felt,
net only in Venice and Trieste, where many families
Aad relatives board, but also here in the oapital
where also some of those who went out in this chip
ere connected. The commander of the vessel was
0eunt Wohlgemuth, belonging to the highest aristo-
0Sasy Of Vienna, and Of the other ofisers was
son of Baron kubeck, President Of the Imperial
QcHneil. 1t is said that many persons who went
cut board were connected with the highest fami-
hes Of the monarchy. The Emperor is said to have
gone out that occasion contrary to the sdyice Of
al his attendants. well that Of the most expe
sensed sesmen. He expressed wish. il is said, on
ME way down from Vienna TO b. ont in storm.
This wish. If expressed, was certainly gratifed.
After being tossed about twcnsy-four hours after the
hMe he expected to land OF Trieste, he was glad
&c put into pahnatian port. and make his way
khtre by land. But the Marianne was never afer-
wards The storm, i appears. was unparallel-
Cd III shat Many other ships have been lost.
The Trieste GGsatc says that the single town Of
chiNggia has missed twenty fishing smaeks and 100
persons. Before MuJHzzi, adds the same paper. q
throemast snip was wrecked, at the very spot where
the English brig Mutiny was lost two years ago.
VI war not known to what country the ship belonged
The ddTfotfc0 reports the loss Of two Aust Nan iHsY-
shantmen near Prmaro--one having left Venice on
che Sd inst, and the other Pola the list: also q
brig Ior'ona, the crew Of the latter being, however
saved.
Immediately after the abating of the storm,
steamers Were sent out TO lock forth Marianne but
nc tdincs could be obtained, though the nalma-
tan and Italian coasts were visited for great dis
lance There was, indeed, a report on the Vienna
Exchange yesterday. that news HAD been obtained
Of the loss OF the vessel and the safety of the per-
sons ON hoard. Bat this has not yet boon cor-
Grmod, and the probability il that al lost. A
strsIg feeling of disapprohaton is expressed here
by the people IN general, that the Emperor shoud
have acted contrary TO the advice of experienced
men, in going ont at such a time; and they, there
fero, blnme him FOR the affecting result. But, SO
Tar from this circumstance having apparently pro-
dueed any effect at court the greatest tvites are
xemg ON in honor of the Russian guests. I'm Tues
day evening, there was second theatricalrcpresen-
fation IN French, at which not only persons OF the
highest arstocracy performed but also many mem
bers Of the diplomatic corps. The French aud Eel
gan ministers took leading parts. daughter of
Prince Mettornich was one OF the female perform
fJs. tine OF the most marked DotabllltleS present
war Cardinal Archbishop Prince Edmund Schwar-
1enberg, the man who has the most chance OF sue
ecedng Plus IN. in the chair of St Peter. lie is Il
youngeT brother of the Austrian MmisterProsi-
dent--very little over thirty years of age aud SAID
10 be Che most talented OF the family. OF fue,
commanding stature and elegant address, he has
nothing OF the ascetic about hn. On the contra
", to now easily lie moved among the ladies with
whom he was evidently iavoriie, il plain he
accustomed to the life of coutier in which nothing
ent the red cardinals cap denoted the aseetic
Of his real profession The grand parade which
was TO come of on Monday. being prevented by the
severity OF the weather. took place Tuesday az
ternoon. After which the grand Priuces dued
with his Majesty the Emperor, and closed the eve
nng as above mentioned. Yesterday was the sx-
hibiton Of the imperial carriages. which are really
worth seeing by ordinary travellers, Us they exhibit
tbe style and luxury of different periods Their
Highnesses then visited in The evening, the Italian
Opera, which bas just begun for the
MARCH 20.
Nothing has YET been heard of the Marianne and
che probability. therefore, is that every sdul
on board has been lost There were cighfy-seycn
persons altogether. According to the 7teste
esid't OF the ls!h INST the total loss Of this YES
seems new mecca states that there
has been found in Porto Tolle, at the mouth of the
Pc, the lid Of a chest bearing the inscription
CatitanO itohgcpIuth, this being the commander OF
the ship that boats have also been found in
the same waters, that supposed ~ have be-
lsnged to the Marianne; and that several bodies
found there arc likewise thought TO have belonged
brian brig stranded in the same storm, and
two Greek ships, expected at Fiumc, are missed.
The two Russian grand Princes to leave
Vienna in few days. to visit the Court Of Munich,
the King of Bavaria having, on that account, post
psned intended journey TO Italy, and sent here
Two field officers, to salute their Imperial High
sesses on his part. Among other distinctions here,
they have been made proprietors Of regiments.
The Austrans seem to expect great things az the
result Of the Emperors late visit to Trieste and the
Adriatic. | communicated, in my last, the order
W. N bnild in aplt Qat1
Gigates on the pIopelling system. The Trieste
Gazette states that third war steamer j. TO be
sut entirely Of IRON. The machinery for al three
have been ordered in England Trieste is to be also
mere strongly fortified. The two principal moles
VI the harbor to be heightened, to enclose
greater extent Of roadstead within it, and the
heads of these are to be crowned with several bat
,eries, which viii command the entrance.
The AUSTRIAN Correspondence, the particular
organ OF the ministry, says on this subject
The most high visit 10 Trieste and Venice and the &C
hive attention which his Majesty has given 10 al branches
sfthe marine, OF the best omen for this most mpor
liant establishment.
have long been accustomed to regard Austria
exclusively continental state and have overlooked the
great and important conditions Of her deyecpement Al
which nature aud history have alike traced out.
Al moment in which Austria has cast of the en-
teeblng bands Of the lrohbye system and struggles
with ndefagnble energy for the realization o middle
european commercial and customs spion il ie
TO take steps obtain position that will also comuani
respect at that great rendezvous Of e commerce Of
the world
The most excellent foundation stones sIeady laid
10 this end first nature has poured upon Austria foa
her horn Of plenty all the requisite resources for the
erection and preservation Of powerful and merchant
navy. The establishment Of the central marine autho
rty with the control Of all the interests "a the marine
and the important reforms which have been partly
already carried out by this body and which partly
still la contemplation. will by fail to produce
te most satisfactory results in the direction indicated
The proveIhia nexhsustibeness Of the Of tbs
Austrian empire holds good ia this particular aud j.
only necessary r. stoop and gather She treasures which
lew other Lands have measured out 70 them With such
favor
The C0yYrsaosld,1c, thon roes on In observe that
the other German States ought TO see that their in
tcrest points to close commercial union with Aus
tria, whose Adriatic coast is the key commerce
with two quarters of the globe
have no doubt the movements ot hossuth and
his friends have contributed not little TO the in
creased attention Of Austria 10 hct navy and sea-