New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15
THE AUSTRIANS AND ITALIANS.
Con,spouieuce Of The London Times,

VIENNA, June II.
Some distressing events have occurred here during
the a,t fortveight hours The day before yesterday,
tea or selve noGH nobles were brought here from
Venice ard i: is understood that they were the authors
Of the faeufe Venice the l4h lost In the even
inp of the Odd they were escorted by soldiers u the
terminus of the Northern Railroad, and II l. believed
they are IL be confined in the Tneresenstait in Boz
henia. Almost all the prisoners were young men OF
gentemany appearance and lner dress led the people
TO conclude that they had been arrested while at din
rer or evening party. One of the unfortunste men,
who was advanced IN years was believed To oe Tue
ex-Podesta of Venice. A. each man walked IN
the procession was piteous TO behold, and the
sight of il appeared To move the bystanders greatly
During the last few days there have been so many e-
sertiors from the regiment " Aleninn which recruits
al Bercamo, and from Alroli which Is raised vi
Lodi that drum-head law was, on "Wednesday last,
proclaimed in both regiments -Four deserters from
the aforementioned regiment, wh;n Is IN garrison Mt
Vienna were brought in on Wednesday, and a. two OF
them were taken after drum-head law had been inst
tuted they were riei and shot within the next four
and.tweuty hours The execution took place IN the
court Of the barracks early III the morning OF yesleT-
day although the festival of Corpus Chritt was be-
ing celebrated at the time II rs sald mat tne Nt Any
authorities would willingly have spared the lives 1.-THE
unfortunate men, but there IL only one kind o punish
mont for persons convicted by drumhead court, and
il Is death within II hours.
VIENNA, June ~.
The officers of the Italian regiments state that the
men under their command daily become more difficult
10 manage, ard facts have come IA my know eige
which induce me Ia thuk il would be wise 10 dlsarn
all of them. Ii great mistake TO send Italian
regiments Italy and 1t proves to be very dlcut To
bring them back again. The Italian soldiers desert by
scores and ites and they sometimes show t-h, when
run earth by other troops AT SesSana IN the neigh
borhood of Trieste, a battalion of Alemann Infantry
shouted Etrtrd IffOTe Emmanuel, and part OF
il is still rowing about the kart. Several deserters
have been brough, II, AMI few OF them VINO offered
resistant to their cap0rs have suffered capta pun
ishmen, Ii j. proposed tn draft the Italian soldiers
into the German and Polish regiments, bat il appears
to NE uLwSe 10 mix tares with wheat. During several
DAYS vessel under the flag of the United States WAS
seen coast in the neghborhOOd o! Trieste, and
il was at length discovered that she took deserters on
board ben IT grew dark.
Yesterday, al o'clock p. m, the Burgomsster aud
several members of the Municipal Council OF this city
waited on the Minister Of the Interior and told him that
il should DC necessary 20 send further recGtJrc emen,s
t. Italy the garrison at Vienna could be removed, a
the cliizens would undertake TO maintain peace and
order.
You may be sure that we sre the OF import
ant changes In Austrla the Emperor has obtained
great insight the acus state of affairs during the
last two mouths, and has acquired proof positive that
he has been deceived by many vi The persons around
him. HIS Majesty is said 10 look deadly pale, aud 10
be- extremely ca.t down. Every one feels that the
Empire must go 10 the dogs if the whole system is not
speedily changed. The Tyrol-se are resolved Ia de-
tend their to the very last a-an, the French
and Sar tinans but they make secret Of their de-
termination DOT To lay down their srms, when the
is at end. until they have come 10 satisfactory
understanding with Government OF Hungary there
Is nothing more 10 be said than that Il ls likely 10 be
lost to the Empire If concessions are not made.
The atoms bet ween Austria and Prussia pro-
crossing fayorably, but this abnet has considered
necessary to request the Prussan Government To
press it, opinions and wishes more clearly and exactly