New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

ward The Gbefsioo Of Italy clearly lsok !, state Of
general confusion for the realization OF their own Pecu-
Ear theories The Emperor u IN error II ne oshey -
that the ar which he has uDdertAkento ooAn fT the
Italians thai which il ehhelt st home has really won
him the aec Of those who hsye been ever hostile
10 the Imperial sys@m. These VIII OF course cheer
him on in the pursuit Of the very widest schemes;
they win encourage him 70 plunge reck'eely into The
mot dangerous enterprises N order TO prcht oy nis
difficulties at the proper moment IL the prospect DE
Dot very encouraging even 10 ,he event OF .icD'y
over the Austrss you may Judge what would De the
state Of public feeling If the contrary occurred
prvae dispatch bss been received from Bresc:s
stating that the Autesns had again occupied Monte
chiaro and tbis fact is calculated to confirm the anti
ci2ation that great battle is at hand.
The following letter has been received in Paris from
Venice dated June IA:
"Tbere long popular manifestation here To-
day. A report circulated this morning thai NE
French had arrived at Psdns cannot guaran:es the
truth Of the report, but can tell what occurred ID
Venice. People began 10 purchase cocksdes with tne
Italian COLOR but one dared 70 show them. ne
streets animated butthere were bat few Ausrah
officers TO be seen, although the cofiee-hooses are
generally filled with them Toward II O'Clock Il Was
said there would be movement among :he people,
and the shops al cloeed. The crowd then beg an
10 fl the streets, well g. the Pszza OF 81 Marks.
Kisses heard in front ofthe Austrian guard
at the palace Of the ancient Doge In hal: an hour the
Austrian colors bOised al the guard noase and
petrol threatened the mob 70 fire If they did not esye
tie passage free. The hisses well a. the crowd
having increased, the people were summoned 10 dis.
perse They did 90 but continued TO hiss The Gro I'd
Increased and saw wel-dressed men excite the peo-
pie TO continue. At o'clock matters became more
seriou.; the patrol insnlted under my windows,
and after further warning, the soldiers knocked doF
some of the people with the butt end of their muske
An officer c( (mmanded me TO close my window, a. his
men were about fire. shot was shortly after hred
uDder my balcony. went out at IL O'Clock, and found
the corners of tue streets guarded by double and triple
seDtnels who refused to permit any one 10 pass The
people we're convinced that the Aastrans mad captu-
lated and that the French would enter Venice the
following day The police authorities then puoilshed
netice, 10 the effect that no military events had oc-
CURED bat those already announced. Order has not
since been disturbed
Baron BreDier, the newly-apponted French Min
ister 10 Naples, expected 10 arrive this morning
at his destination. He projected by way Of Genoa,
and then TO Leghorn. From Lesborn ne went to
Florence in order 10 have interview with Prince
Napoleon and then without loss of time started for
Naples.
The Steele declares itself opposed to any e1amins-
ton at present Of the various questions connected
with the internal organization of the Italian States
which have declared themselves against Austria
Referring TO the vsit oftbe Boognese Deputation to
the King Of Sardinia, it says:
This is not the moment TO discuss the important
question Of the temporal power OF the Pope Inc IN
habitants Of the Romagna and the Legations should
give peaceful expression 10 the wishes winch they
pave a right to indulge; they have TO be delivered
from the brutaiziDg yoke Of the Cardinals, and TO
have liberal Institutions at last guaranteed 10 them
Blu. il is certain that their desires cannot be realized,
and that the problems Of internal policy cam It be re-
solved before the complete expulsion Of the foreigner
Let all Italians therefore, lend their ala 10 drive
the Ausrians from the Peninsula and when tn shall
be accomplished, IT Ill be time to ascertain wnat in-
stitu0ns most suitable for Italy, and 10 discuss
he tyrfey az NJ
good sense and sound policy are both opposed 70
compncatIpg the external question by the addition Of
the serious difficulties attending the organisation OF
enfranchsed Italy. Let repea. the phrase of the
Chief of the French Government Italians be soldiers
to-day, and tomorrow you will be the free citizens Of
great couptry.'"
VIEssA June ia letter s1dressedto an acquaint-
snce OF miDe an lnhabltant OF NncebZs states that
above 900 wounded men now lying in the hosp-
tails Of that city, aud must be concluded tha. he has
paid them visit, as he remarks that the officers and
prlvates who are less severely injured kill time by
railing at Gyulai. This morning, Information was
given that the whole country up TO Grsz IN Styra,
and Brixen in the Tyro il full of hospitals and inhf-
maries to which the wounded and sick viii be gradu
ally removed II not TIL yesterday that we learned
whist became of the lst and I'd corps darmee after
their retreat from Magenta during the night of the 4h
int. They reached Milan in the evening of the 9Th,
and marched without taking any refres hnen,th.re
by way Of MaegnaDo TO Lodi. BY letter Of the l2h
from Milan we learn that Louis Napoleon aud Victor
Epanuel appeared at the Scaa the evening of the
sh inst. The toilette Of some Of the ladies dis
played the national uicolof and the male fashion abes
wore three-eolored cravats.
By an official dispatch from Fora of the 18th inst
we learn that the Pomenaill and Pairas, two steam
frgates have cast anchor at Antivari, and that the
approaching ARRIVAL Of twenty other French ships-o-
war has been announced.
The night before lat the Vienna popuace displayed
a strong inclination TO "lynch vsgaboni vino was
beng conducted to prison by two policemen. The
man, who was supposed to be French spy, wouli
probably have lost his life if troops had not oppor
tunely come to the The disturbances a. Ven
ice on the 18th inst might have been very serious had
Lieutenant General Won Alemann displayed less en-
eryy. The place of ST. Mark Immediately occu-
pied by troops and the soldiers who attacked IN
the streets were permitted TO make use of their weap
ons Many persons arrested, and on the lith
everything perfectly quiet. report that Venice
was TO be surrendered 10 the Allies la three days was
the of the movement, which was encouraged by
bands Of half-nioxicated men, who paraded the city
with tricolored ribbons and cockaces.
From Constantnople we learn that the Sultan went
to the lsndingplace TO receive the GrandDuke Con-
s,aniine and the Grand-Duchess Alexandra, who
arrived at the Turkish capital on the 9th inst.
The Parma Gazette Publishes the following account
Of the taking of Brescello by four gendarmes
Capt Lafouge, aid-de-camp of Gen. dAutemarre,
with four Parmesan gendarnes on horseback, and a
lieutenant of that corps, went on the morning of the
Ii from Parma TO reconuotre Brescello, which was
known to be occupied by 100 of the Este troops.
From the tower OF Lenhgione Capt Lafouge was not
able TO distinguish any movement of troops, and be
accordingly advanced 10 the fortifca.ons. There two
OF the gendarmes begged to be allowed to explore
Brescello alone and although the captain eHdesvored
to dissusce them, they gslloped with their swords
drawn toward the palisades Tney were soon followed
by two other gendsrmes, and the two officers The
four gendarmes not meeting with any resistance at the
FIST barrier, though il guarded by fifteen soldiers,
went 10 the principal square, and there detach
ment Of the guard, learning that French officer
eompanied the gendarmes, hsstened to surrender The
inhabitants then taking the national cockade from be-
meath their clothes, cried out, long live the gend