The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30

MT .,loved 70 remain here, but are sent into
the more Ssns proper have no very
fndiv eeljneg toward the Italians and the loyalty or the
Austrian sOsy vel rena ond ~ Vepsna
ne Sev 70 The Lombsrdo Venetian kingdom, some ad-
donai ones recently been erected which seem TO
d one and do believe the summer sostce will
rass before the fields Of Italy will be Redeemed with the
Ssst blood Of her children, flowing like water.
'e Poor Italy with position unsurpassed upon the
Globe she without nationality, and the foot of the
on an ,ns niger
her people in order. Austria has her iron heel upon
Iobardy and is crushing out there the very heart Of
the people. France orthes Cva Veccha, and the hardy
little troopers Of the Empire rattle their swords upon the
pavements the Rerna City, and protect from the too
chr1s.endom. The Ausrans garrison AnOoas and Ma
pies s kept in awe by Austrian bayonets Meantime IL is
the policy OF the rulers TO Treat the people as nation Of
not have intercourse with the foregner' and railroads
discouraged foreign travel thus almost prohibited and
commerce shacked Nor shalt thou have too much in
with thy fellow czen and passports rem
dered necessary to 60 from one province 10 another
and mule paths are guarded by soldiers demand
them 81 Nor shalt thou think or speak, or write but
the Church alows and strict censorship upon books
and newspapers published here introduced is estab.
hshed and mind langushes aud literature to be
created The papers here, Of course, publish nothing
which shows anything Of the disturbed of affairs in
Lombardy any portion Of Italy, and say not q word
about the pros war between France and Austria
that Obliged depend upon foreign papers for
our news even from Man-save what carefully, and in
very low whisper, passed from in the cafes
or the "pazzas But for the last three four weeks
since matters relating Italy have been freely discussed
by the French and English papers, the censorship
Venice has been particularly busy, and ! have no.
tced that about every other day these papers did not
make their appearance in the cafes and informed
that they had been stopped by the police. What kind
government this which thus watches its children to
them from the evil influences Of that tyranny OPP
posing element OF these latter days. the newspaper press
1t 10 currently reported among the news which came
from Rome to night that at the COnssory held there
the Goth, two Cardinals chosen-one for Rome
and the other for Amercaand that the choice for the lat
ter has fallen upon the reverend Archbishop of Baltimore
this true 1t will naugurae in the history
Of Mother Church in the Uaed States, this will be the
first time she has been honored by the selection Of
Cardinal from among her churchmen. Where is Bishop
Hughesf Was not he ambitious Of this honOrP
IL has been exceedingly cold Venice during the past
fortnight aud the coolest abant has given his opinion
70 the effect that he did remember any such weather
here at any previous time II is very lovely to-day, how
ever, and anticipating pleasant Christmas tines
The wood work for the Austrian naval Dry Dock at Pola
which is being built at Venice, will be completed in few
months and foated over there. A schooner arrived
few days since at Trieste with all the hydraulic mach
merry to be used in raising Ships and Which capable Of
sustaining pressure Of six thousand tons The dock 10
being built for the Austrian government by Messrs Gil
bert Burgess New York shall next write TO you from
Florence, and after that from Rome.