New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
ARRESTS AT VENICE.

The following letter from Venice of the 9th, although
written before the late great change in affairs IN Italy
is of interest as showing the state of feeling IN that
part Of the Austrian possessions in Italy:
al am much afraid that the people here viii not
have the sense 10 keep quiet, for yesterday 81 adH
rails ssse Of twenty guns was hed by the trencn
and the genie 6asSt set up shout all over te c1y
aId had the firing continued | am sure there would
have been rising We expect here that the Dom
bardment will begin within forty-eight hours. lie
Lido is so crammed with soldiers that II any more are
sent they must stand on each others heads Inc
Austrians set fire 10 a house on the Lido yesterday
and another 70 day. which is burning now. 90 not
know what this is done for. The number OF sIresSs
which have been made has had the effect OF
the Italians like flock of pigeons fired MO oy 4
double barrel. The Countess CoAiarnl was sei%eN u
her palace and thrust into pElson-ihe one ne@i
the Ducal Palace, with lot OF ielons refused
permission 10 her daughters, refused permission
10 see her servants, refused proper food, bu,
had the feODs portion of beans anu bacon served ou
10 her She is old and invalid. II IS said tna the
only charge against her having had 10 her possession
a exclamation Of Gsrba.dls = issued dunug the sese
Of Rome by the French. Owing 10 the Influences o.
she is allowed two rooms. heT maii, and prruAs-
.On 10 buy her proper food. The late Podeta, SsnoT
Msrcelo Of one of the greatest families IN ence La.
fed 10 Cora. a celebrated advocate, named Lumbar
diu arrested IN the eaIy part OF February, Oh
charge Of having in his possession statute 0i Fece
Orsri. He was tired by the military Il bgnal aud ac-
Quilted. lie was handed % the cyli tribunal,
trec and a-ain acquitted, and Wa. then told he ou
be liberated. DIM eT provided iOr him st none
the gondOa sited a. the prison door to take MN
there when an order came IN IN the military authorizes
to deiain lm still lie mas since been sent 10 Joseph
stsdi and j. confined IN eel with three rNe- tie
cell originally bUi.t 20 hold one prisoner. There Ne
eleven men the prison next tie Ducsl Palace, a.
rested for smoking pipe shsped Ike boot Il was
supposed 10 hsye some political meaning, because Ia
= 20 shaped. They have sresdy been there So
months. have seen the Coyernmeu. process aSa-As.
them. and they charged with 10 other enne.
Thee pipes have been sold IN Venice from time Im1e-
mortal foreo; 20 tel you that wen; into the PRISON
and saw lumbarciri. He is handsome, Intellectual
looking man. about 40. lie told NE be was f.L o.
hope snc he seemed calm ana collected. The p-son
has made him wesk, aDd he hsi fallen sway much,
bui his eve was bright, ani iul %. INTEL geace TIE
arrests have been ,eaTfi IL night, ~ in ano.h-
e. ana 50 On. The city Is pairoIel iay AM night by
bodies Of 30 men, with bayoets liked AID -tas losied
TIE poor suffering moSt severely, g Business :
s0solutely stopped. Nspy of ise shops Ne closed.
Some put BIZ outside, Stain ihs : closed Tor The
present Nj. Y. has couctlyed a brilIsn iies q.
having vel pumped iTy, All ;ettin. into il, - q
coo. ard secure residence Cg!lrg tie bumbsrcment.