The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-03
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yESIcs, Feb. 0, 1859.
TIE Carniral-Scarcy Of Ansercans--The French Eaps
ror's Spe,ch-Pysparalsors for Waf-fo,iicai Arrests
TIE SPY Systsns-I 'aSspoyt-Wao Is Brouniay?-Socss
Up, dc, dc.
Notwithstanding the ''rumors Of war; which coutinu-
ally reach oars and which form the general topic Of
conversation lin as loud voice is sare) every cafe
Venice the good citizens both male and cmale are Gu
joyng themselves quite much usual in tho gores Of
Carnival. The piazza OF San Marco Is crowded every
nigh, with masks and the balls at the Rdoto, twice
week. are very fully attended Even the prospect Of
does not have the effect diminish the desire for plea
sure among venetans, and verify believe If Fren,h
feet should drop In here some ue night and commence
showering shell into Venice, the mssqueraders would
dancing the music OF the flying shot and tum
bling structures The city just now more than usually
lively strangers gathering here for the purpose Of
remaining during the last half of Carnival when mirth
and masqueradiug particularly mad--when there is
an extraordinary amount Of
Fiddpg feastug, drinking dancing masking,
And other things, which may be had for asking.
Americans scarce and the hotel keepers throughout
Europe make the complaint. Your people have not
yet recovered suppose from the great commercial crisis
sufficiently to enable them to enjoy the dolce far
nierae beneath the lovely Italian sky Of winter,
and TO spend money SO layishly as they ai-
ways do when they travelling in Europe. There
are however, considerable number OF English here,
who, with their inevitable mutton chop whskers and og
dogs may be walking up and down the moo in the
sunny afternoons These, by the way, have been quite
of Late and fancy that those who have only spent
the last week in Venice have particularly struck
with the beauty of the climate few days the fami
~ OF your Minister AUSTRIA Mr. J. Clancy Jones,
rived from Vienna and intend remaining here during
the Carnival. Mr.. Jones is expected soon to spend
week only.
This morning the papers publish Geographic report
of the Emperor Napoleon's speech to the Chambers,
and the people here scarcely know what TO
make of ii. While apparently pacific in its
ZONE and dcprecatory of war, there is concealed be-
meath its verbagc evident intention impress upon
Austria the necessity Of endeavorng to concate France
by acceding to Of its demands in relation to Italy
The feeling the people here be- that cruel
TO thus continue ducEng them under water and pulling
them again. and that there ia to be sooner
it comes tho better. The military authorities here have
been moving very busily during the last days Yes
teray three thousand soldiers sent to Lido on the
point AT the principal entrance for the purpose Of gAr
sonng the fort and improving the Notifications there AMI
20 day large portion of the artillery here is to be sent TO
the naval arsenal Pola where also all tho Austrian
naval vessels have been ordered to concentrate while
Venice s to reinforced by three four regiments from
Croatia Every steamer which arrives from Trieste is
crowded with soldiers and unusual activity is display
ed the drilling Of the troops here The Campo Mario
continually crowded With them and there is doubt
that the Austrian troops in Italy being fully prepared
for war every precaution being taken. AS the time
for the CONSUMPTION approaches great being
csed topeveut those subject from escaping of the
country and as it has been asoeTtaned that great many
have gone into Sardinia for the purpose of escaping being
sforced TO volunteer the cures throughout Lombardy
10 tail
persons liable to the conscripion escaping ea.
deavoring to escape, If retaken, shall be treated
1918, and which had gone almost into dsuse, has
been repubished, prohibiting under the severest
penalties the keeping Of weapons of any description tue
houses Of private persons Two documents have recently
been published which, although very insignificant in
themselves like saws indicate the direction in which the
WIND blowing Count de Bssingen, Governor OF Venice
has published order that the University of Padua
is TO be reopened, while Baron de Burger, Governor Of
Lombardy has decreed that Pavia shall be reopued
but those students who have been well behaved may
be allowed 10 pursue their studies protected there Pa
s near the Adratc while Pavia on the borders Of
Sardinia, and hence probably the preference shown
our University, and the fear Of assembling several hun
dfod patriotic students Of the Young Italy school in the
other recent number of the 0nio,as, Of Turin, says
that there thousand persons under for po
ncai causes in ombardy aud Venice thiuk this state
ia rather hgh but know that arrests taking
place every day here, and principally from among the
GLOVER orcer OF the people The system of espionage Is
perfect and thorough aeee than has been
before since the days OF the Doge5 aud If men talk Of
Italy, they must talk in very low whispers, aud they
write nj H. must write with their doors
locked aud he very sure whom they have flashed
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