New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29

NGa13ftrOBs u pQENtFDg W Oh SS''o%p y. t"p
gears income Of IAndb0:der. Add ~ this tie
CESSATION OF all commerce tSe Interruption oi al
con, muDicstlOns the di--sse OF tbs grape and the
Alau orni and yOu will bave an idea ~ TIE miser'"s
~ his province the greatest 0f all Of witch u cat
II must ft be condemned 70 another long porl"1 OF
stretched slavery.
To ,,clit,te tseir f.cL exaotoDs, the authorizes
ter,ify the population by Dew arrests. Here, IN
Royieo aloDe si1tsen were made On toe night pre-
1ajpp the 2Oth inst oil Of the best class OF society
g. had lust time 10 escape. The supreme pole
d'rectory Of the Province has ssued orders t0 all
's subordinate officers enjoiniog She greatest vls-
,suce e.p. ciaIly over the Government en- )IOy ees
snd the usiDg generati0D-.ecommeodns tie im-
pec aie arrest OF rbe anth Of Dances, how
e-er slight, ard calling for reports or toe state OF
tie pubic mind every three or four days. The
Civil Government is entirely in the hands OF the
Military authorities, ard ls managed TCTse tbs1 IN
e worst days OF Rsdetzhy.
/ cannot tell YOU much about Veni'e our g!Orl-
ors capital az DO not go there uader present CIR
obmsiances, if can possibly help "; and IL una
sodable business had not rendered my presen 20
there necessary few days after the proclamation
al peace, should not be able 10 give you any &C
count
found Venice all sorrow, desOlstiOn, and misery;
ST. Marks Square deserted, the coffee bouses
empty, most Of the stores shut up. The military,
however, amuse themselves BY having the band
olay every evening in the square, and during these
hours even, the few Vene,laos VINO repair there
leave il. The public walk on the river - crowded
Nth Austrian military and civil officers OF every
description and their families, many Of whom have
d. eady made their return 10 Venice. OF those
Venetions who have not emlgrat,d whoever can
retires 10 the country. During the night frequent
and numerous patrols beat the streets, stopping
and examining every passer by. Gov. Aleman has
published proclamation, announcing that the
tha.c rim ha-
fore the proclamation Of peace. TIE process
seaipst Counties Coniarini aud her imprisonment,
of which you have probably heard, continues 10
forces Asccl has been set free; 0l the 90 politically
suspected VeDeuaDs, who were arrested IN May,
nothing is known hut that they have been taken II
.Joeepbstsdt, in Morava, all intercourse between
them ard their families being interdIcted.
NV friend q. ard family sre ali well, as far as Is
possible n1w. called upon them OF the second and
last evening of nay stay. Alter supper we read
piece Of poetry composed by MIN on our abandon
nent by the Emperor who promised to free
us; we all Eat down and wept, meD, ladies' and
children, snd l was at last so overcome both
by my own feelings and the really heart.rend.
ing scene which surrounded me, that had
to take an abrupt leave. And still can assure you
that the Venetian women, with all their de.icacy
of feeling, would Tomorrow prove herolnes to re-
deem their city. The widow OF the late Count T.
said in ny presence: IL had Elk sons; two of
them Tell at SOleruO, one lost his eyesight 10y an
Austrian ball. another bad his arm shattered, one
ia prisoner. Yet am Wiling to give the last one
10 II axe Venice free!'
Some parties tined to take advantage of the gen
eral dscUuT5g t mcDt caused ~ the proclamation Oh
peace, by promoting al address to the future Con-
press in favor Of constituting Venice as dukedoG
III DER the ATchdube Ma-suIano, but tho project
failed, fifteen signatures, all of them only too well
Known, being slI that could be obtained. Tho geo.
eIal bate of every body and everything Austrlao has
gathered such additional strength through our late
sfiic,ioDs that the AIchou6e, with all bis former
deserved popularity, aud though he had no hand
whatever 10 our sullegiDge, would at best be sub
mtied to in resignation, but cheerfully accepted
never not even as reme0y OF our present ex-
IRENE hardshps, or az choice Of evlls. Venice
asserts her claim TO national independence as
tlestfastly as ever.
No one of emgrAnts has yet returned,
as nobody puts any faith IN the treaSherous, hypo-
critical amen appended to the peace prehnioaeies
in the shape OF pron Use of amnesty, and We are
many thousand miles from dreaming that we belong
10 territory which is a remote member of Con
fedt ration OF independent Italian States.
We ale entirely III the darn as TO what IS gong
on, and are tortured by rna Ors OF all sorts.
All the intercourse With LOmbardy is It'll inter-
dicted; the postal connections have not yet been
J costa bsbed-we receive neither letters nor for
eign newspapers, and what our own Official papers
are you know. Is there lie hope, really no hope.
for us victims of misfortune who are 30 badly of
that we envy even our emisrants shat they are ex-
lies from their native soil
FToS Tx Espero.
We publish the following address, presented to the
Embasssd OF England Russia and Prussia residing
at Turin, dems ndpg, in the and behalf of the
most respectable influential inhabitants of the We
Detisn Provinces the absolute Independence OF the
VeDetiaDs as regards Austria:
ENoELLESoy: On learning the compact made at Vlsancs'