New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Cu.powder PIot-AGars In Austrian Itaiy-rhe
49, turkish Question.
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ceoT of the Exchequer is generally popular though the
Irish members highly excited on account OF the ex-
tension of the Income Tax to the Emerald Isle. The
/ clerks mechanics and small tradesmen grumbe about
;t bepp exendedto incomes of 100 There is scarcely
apy doubt that it will pass both Houses without any se
Gus modification and by large maores In the absence
of more exciting topics the great gunpOwder plot OF Roth
eritbe abOrbs public attention. Lord PamerstOn has
here found the original mares nest aud got into by
means enyable position, namely-he has become ridcH
ous Mr. Hale, the welknOgn inventor of an improve
ment in the manufacture Of warrOckets, had an estab
hmeut in which he made those rockets for several for
eign governments and made experiments for further i'm
prOvementE He of course kept his proceedings secret
in order that 10 wOrkmen Of the WOOwch Arsenal
should get knowledge of his improvements. As
friend of EurOpern liberty he acquainted with Kos
sub and used to employ Hungarian refugees IN his fac
tory Out of these facts the account of terrible gun
powder treason fabricated Lord Palmerston, the
great liberal Minister Of the model monarchy OF the
world bad the premises Of Mr.. Hale broken open and
searched The great news OF the discovery OF scheme
Of KOssuth blow up England and the continent OF Eu-
rope with 81 lbs of composition made out OF CHARCOAL
nitre and birthstone was announced by The Times, and
Lord PamerstOn obtained for time the best prospect0f
being ranked amODgthe saOs OF order and society next
Louis BOnapare Itwas agreat and glorious discovery
Lord PalmersOn had achieved in the Home Department
one Of his greatest diplomatic triu nphs He had saved
Austria Russia Prussia all the world and the rest OF
mankind from revolution and socialism The wrath OF
Austria against the noble Lord and against all the Eng
eh tourists who happen 10 cross tne IrOnlltfs dhcu
by the twOaced eagewas TO be appeased and Kossutb
the new Guy Fawkes, dscredted and perhaps expelled
But Yesterday when the affair before the Police
Court the counsel for the Government would not make
out his In spite of the prejudice Othe Justice Mr.
Henry against KOssuth it impossible TO connect him
with the great gunpOwder plot but il found that the
principal witness for the Crown refugee who had
received aims and employment from KOssuth and even
that the man had been prison at Maidstone Tor
theft In the meantime friends of Kossuth request
o1 Itch rhaftV thn
Minister had him watched by members of the De-
tectve Police in this nOminally free island, in
order to CRAFTY the Continental despots The
truth Of the statement was cOrrObOrated by re-
spectacle citizen Of Noting Hill, to whom
the policemen had complained of being used for suchve
purposes, and by many residents Of the neghborhOod,
who ashamed Of their liberal Government, which
makes use Of the same means as Napoleon or Francis
Joseph keep suspected under control When
in 1850 the question of the eIradtOn of KOSsuth which
demanded by the Austrians, mentioned in the
House. it was Lord PalmerstOn who declared that Kos
suth safe though under surveillance and the noble
Lord congratulated the English that they had express
sion in their language for that condition. but now turns
out that the noble Lord has introduced this system into
free England, de facO, and that Kossuth, though not
intCTn6 is yet sUrCf by the myrmdOns of the great lib
eral Secretary for Home Affairs, less than he at
Kutahya, only that there SOlman Bey did all he could to
make the residence of KOssuth agreeable, whilst here in
England the Ministry does everything it in order TO
dsquiet the great exile. And yet the English claim the
reputation of being hosptabe
In Italy the state of things as bad as it has been
The OpinOne of Turin publishes the following intel
! lgence from LOmbardy
awe learn from Milan that the Populations went to vi
present the address drawn according 10 the in
tentons of Count Gyuls who had objected TO the pro
posed by the departments as being 100 independent and
reserved in its expressions When they reached the CAPT
tai they everywhere i'll received tbs given
to them not by the Emperor whom they did not but
by the Archduke Francis Charles and the ministers or
hiob all with Qnld and
harsh and mostly rate and insoen In this point,
the hatred of Italy dominators agreed in all else
there is complete anarchy among them The civilian party
doing all in their power to beat down the military
clique. Hartg of those who most srenuously OPP
pose the ogachy of the sword but hitherto he has been
unable to gain any advantage. Meanwhile the military
authorities in Lombardy consuming the money they
squeeze from this unhappy country in Notifications and de-
fensve works. Three barracks ordered in Milan
in the Of the gardens of the Duguani Palace,
the other at Porta Tosa the third in Piazza dArm OppO
site the Arena and all three at the expense of the
nifty The distribution Of medals u those who dstn-
gushed themselves the 9th February, done in a
manner ridcuousy provocative The troops drawn
out f ON the Pizza del DuomO all along to the Porta Orr
entae supported with numerous batteries OF cannon The
windows hung with tapestry by order of the military
commander under menace of imprisonment and fine Bat
moi avng being appeared THE windows and none even of
the people about the streets The military
greatly ncensed at this aud myself heard of the
officers say TO his companion: These Italians .rvel
ously obstinate. The gbbet, impositions. m-naces i'm.
prisonments and nevertheless they will not bow their
head He said truly and this is victory and claim
Ii of spirit shown il has been retrieved
by the dignity OF the whole population without distinction
of rank fortune and full surely the vexatOns and ami
mosites increase daily know, for instance, that two
priests Casteett and ssaghi of Lodi imprisoned
the first because he did not Off cate in for the
Emperors safety the other because he sung the Ite
missa est in tone "antipolico." parish priest Of
the Naelna also arrested for sntpoltcO demon
siraton, having that solemn day celebrated mass
without taking fresh candles Life becomes OdOus and
insupporabe from beng exposed TO insults aud provoca
tons OF every kind Are required 10 lodge the military
They insist upon occupying Whatever they chooses
turn carpetei saloon into kitchen hang up their accou.
tementS on the elegant pieces of furniture break,
spoil, destroy, and rob without restraint The palace of
Count Anon forced 10 be cleared three hours by
It's inmates who were obliged TO remove to Rechmtns
hotel opposite. Are the militia y ordered into fresh quar-
tershey carry off the beds other furniture that suits
them and If refusal attempted they send ten soldiers to
enforce obedience"
The condition of Italy and of the Austrian Government
could not be better portrayed than by few words
changed at of the most fashionable evening parties
here, in the West end, between Count Colloredo the
Austrian, and Count Azego the Sandman Minister The
Italian Dpomast expressed isastonishmen to the Aus
tan that the Cabinet Of Vienna chose to expose itself
to the obOquy Of all the world by policy towards the
refugees in Sardinia in direct opposition to the treaties
and laws of Austria Count" said COOredo don't
you know that legality would kill our Government"
The Ausrans feel that they long keep Italy in
subsection Their rule is abhOrred and the people hate
them in Lombardy, but they have the hope that they
Will be able to keep Hungary. I'VE can afford" said
distinguished Austrian yesterday me- lose LON
hardy but If Austria should lose Hungary, the empire
would be but third rate power il is political ne
cessy for Austria 10 keep Hungary in subsection il is
selfdefense.' The Hupgarians, on the other hand.
think that revolution is self defense.
The affairs of the East are not yet settled There is
scarcely any doubt that Russia will continually bring out