New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04


LONDON Friday, March Is, 1873.
Parliament will adjourn to-day, Tor the Easter
recess, until April 18th.
In former letter ! reported, according 60 a
generally accredited rumOr, that Lbenys wife
had been logged by the Austrians nc Pesth. |
have since ascertalned that he was never mar
ried and Likewise chat the story circulated in
the English press, saying that he had at
tempted 10 revenge his father, who had been
III treated by the Austrians, wholly uniOunded
He acted exclusively under the influence OF
political motives, and retained 10 the last h0ur
d GIm and heroic demsanor.
You will ere this have received wish The
English papers the reply OF kossuth to MAJ
zini declaration. For my part am OF opinion
that kOssuth has OEly made bad case still
worse. The contradictions in his first and his
last declaration are so palpable that need not
insist on urging them here Besides, there is a
repulsiye heterOgeneousness in the language OF
the TWO documents the former being written IN
the Oriental hyperbolics of the Prophet, and
the latter in the casulstic pleading style OF a
LAWYER.
Mazzins friends affirm now, 20 man, that
the Milanese insurection was forced upon him
and his associates by circumstances which II
was beyond his power To control. But, on o1e
side il belongs 10 the very nature OF cOnsPifa-
cies 10 be driven 10 q premature outbreak,
either by treason or BY accidents On the ether
side if YOU cry during three years, aet'0H,
action, acflOH-if your entire revolutionary yo-
cabulary be eXhaustedby the one word lnsur-
rection,' you cannot expect a. hold sufficient
authority for debating, at any gwen moment
there shall be no iHsHYTsctIOH. BE this a. It may,
Austrian brutality mas turned the Milanese
failure into the real commencement Of ma
tiOnal revolution. Hear for instance the we'll
informed organ Of Lord Palmerst0n, The Morn
lHg Post, VI to-day
The people Of Naples war tOr movement winch 10
sure 70 TAKE place IN the Agszlan Empire. Tnen, the
Whole % Italy from the frontiers Of Piedmont u sicily
viii be IN revolt and sd disssters vii foll0N The la
Ran trusps viii disosnd-the fOcaled SNiss soldiers
recruited from the revolution a lsie, VII nor save me
soyeregns u Italy. A sHPOsstbss rspabe awaits ltsy
That VII ss-uredy be the sef u The DRAINS ~hcn
began IN lsis Diplomacy has exhausted al ~ power
Tor the princes Of lrsly
AurehO Saffi, who eounrersigned Hazzinis
proclamation. and who made a tour through
Italy before the outbreak, svOws ia letter adj
dressed 70 TIE DAILY kslos, that me upper
1lGsse, were sunk in listless Indifference or
despair, and that il was the people OF Nj
ian. the prOlerarians, who. abandoned With
out direction 20 their OTn instincts, preserved
their faith in the destiny Of their country, 10
the face Of the despOtism Of Austrian PrOcon-
slils and she Judicial assassinati0ns Of military
commissions and mad unanimously made ready
for vengeance.
Nov, II is great progress OF enc Aszzini
Jarty 10 have al last convinced themselves that,
eges IL Tie case Of national instructions
against foreign despotism, there exists such
thing a. distinctions, and that u Is not the
upper classes which must be looked 80 for
revolutionary movement in modern times. Per-
haps they viii 20 q sep further aud come 10
The understanding that they have 70 seriously
eecupy themselves vita the material condition
Of the Italian country population, if they expect
~ ind an echo 10 their Dc poyot0.7 Ons
future occasion intend 20 dwell on the mate
rial circumstances in which BY far the greater
portion Of the rural inhabitants of that country
are placed and which have made them az now
If not resctionary, az least indifferent 10 the ma
tionsl struggle Of Italy
Two thousand copies ola pamphlet whicn
published some time ago az Basts, entitled
Revelations Oh the Trial Of tAe Communists
al Cologne" (Earh0Ilurxen oeer Den Coinsr