The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

and evening hear she is doing remarkably well, and
appears altogether to be quite chip of the old block
Our Italian Correspondence.
VENICE Jan. 10, 1852
Effect Of Louis Napoleons Speech in Observation-Disclosures
meuts for Haly-IAs Approaching Crisis in Aaly-How
the Peace Of Europe may be Secured and italian Liberty
Acknowledgements Course Rules the Sit,ation-Hopes
Of Young Italy-Aaenlpted ASSASSINATION, &C., dc.
The language said 10 have BEEN and which undoubtedly
was addressed by the Emperor Napoleon the Tueries
New Years day Baron de Hubner the Austrian Am
bassador has awakened Europe to fact which has been
for months known in well informed circles that the
relations between France and Austria not Of the
most amicabe description At Vienna upon the reception
Of the news Austrian government stocks, which have
been for time in waning condition and which the
change in the financial system Of the government had
already caused to descend fghtfuly fell Off form on
share in The national loan Is per cent?,
which selling here the day previous at a. went i'm
mediaely down 49, everything else in proportion
The locality described Of old by SHAKESPEARE rs the place
"where merchants most do congregate,' was crowded
with men with anxious faces, and the general feeling
seemed to be that this something than mere
sbearng operation and that things were really going
from bad to worse
Besides its effects upon stocks Eperors expression
has awakened the Austrian the necessity Of
strengthening their forces in the territory which in case Of
nbrogio between the European Powers will be the
battle ground where the peace of Europe will be broken
For several weeks past the Austrian journals in Vienna
have taken particular pains to contradict the reports
which have spread through Europe relation TO Italian
disaecon and have denied that Austria reinforcing
her troops in the Lombardovencta kingdom. But they
deny longer and acknowledge that things are not
quite so peaceabe there they might be- but they do
in kind and faherly manner, in official statement in
the Gasette Of Vienna of Jan. Z, portion of which
translate as follows-
The isolated attempts Of criminal and ncorrgbe party
breed dsssnsons and in some psrtof LON
healthy and peaceful sentiments Of the population but
keep alive every description ana
desire give tothe peaceul and loving subjects the most
dsrsuidsd y thIs patsTnsi desire rs Imperial xpOs
bardo Venetian kingdom shall be reinforced.
In the execution Of this spaternal desre troops are
daily arriving here and yesterday entire regiment Of
"Cacciator the "Yagers the finest infantry Of AUSTRIA
landed here from Trieste is said that sixty thousand
to be added to the immense force which Austria now
Keeps IN the Venetian kingdom for the pre-
full subjects" The garrisons at Venice Verona, Milan
and Pavia are to be much enlarged and the little villages
Of the interior 10 be afforded ample protection
the shape of Austrian bayonets.
You may depend upon it, the crisis is rapidly approach
ing The immediate cause Of the expression made by Ma
poeon 10 Baron do Hubner ia SAID have been the Pc
rempory refusal on the part of the Cabnct at Vienna
consider proposition made on the part of France for
certain reforms in the Papal States Austria looks upon
France as an intruder in Italy and does not desire
cognse is right to interfere in the settlement
to involve the peace Of Europe. That France has
an intention of intervening in Italian affairs there be
no doubt not directly, at least indirectly but quite
eecuay 1t is not the ninety thousand troops which
Austria maintains In Italy for the protection of the
people, which keep twenty four millions of Italians in sub
lection to governments which they detest but the
fear OF interference in they should endeavor shake
of the yoke on the part of France Sardinia. Let
France or Piedmont raise finger, and Che IOmbardo.
Venetian kingdom will be blaze. The result would
be that the army of 100 600 Piedmonese would Join
brethren in their struggle for freedom This would Of
have an ally in France and perhaps in Russia which
would enable her 10 assume bold position in favor Of the
thing very certainthat until this CATALAN ques
ton" is settled the peace of ali Europe will be continually
danger No amount of conciliaton no amount of kind
treatment, will induce the Italians TO render more
than forced and logged obedience TO Austra-wil
prevent them from waiting and watching but for the hour
TO throw off their chains. Should England give up ts
dog in the mangcr policy, and instead of fearing French
ambition and Russian ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and destruction
Of the bnance of power and consent 10 Join France and
Russia as she did in 1920 when the alliance secured the
liberation of Greece, the "ltaan question: could he
tied upon some bass which would keep Europe Free for
long tu ut least from these perpetual alarms II she
sidered duty due to humanity to Join the other Powers
in giving freedom TO four millions Of Greeks, and at the
time introduce quiet and peace and order in the place
Of anarchy and confusion how much necessary
Goes seem to be at this time to follow the precedent
then established by Mr. Canning, and make another al
lance berate tweniyour millions Of aliansa people
much more capable Of selfgovernment, much more
thy TO be trusted with power, than were the Greeks
thirty years ago. Certainly IL peace and humanity de-
manded her action then, their claims louder now.
We shall probably see before this vexed CATALAN qucs
tom Is settled how much her liberal prctensons amount
to- and whether they outweigh her desire 10 continue her
unnatural alliance with Austria.
In Italy the same feeling prevails which has for years.
hut the Italians inspired with hopes by the pre-
sent condition Of affairs between France and Austria
"Youpg Italy, is daily becoming more hopeful II
wrote you before the University has been cesed
and no time fixed for it's reOpening Since then rein
forcement Of 700 men has been there few days
ago only, attempt made there assassnate the
new Commssary Of Police, NJ Rossi II was asccrtancd
evidently at what hour he left bis Office and Illuminating
shell was placed outside the door, that he might OK
podc with his foot going out Fortunately however,
nc was detained later than usual and tho shell was ex
poded by the blowing open Of door which struck against
II, doing much damage TO the building, but njuring no
one. The life Of NJ Ross before attempted In a
similar manper In 1882 at Mantua.
The Archduke ana Archduchess have left Milan and
gone Vienna ostensbly for the purpose Of assisting at
the reception Of the party which soon 70 arrive from
Munich the way TO Naples, consisting Of the sister OF
the Empress who 70 marry the Of the King OF the
Two scics and her suite, but partly, a. supposed,
from actual Of remaining In Milan during the present
excited condition Of the people, 10 said that council Of
war 10 be held here In few days. 10 consult upon TIA
Ian matters and you need not be at all surprised 10 hear
at any time that "Italy Ia in revolt"