The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02
SCENES IN ITALY-THE AUSTRIANS AT
ANCONA.
Correspondence Of the Providence Journal

FLoRENcg, May 8, 1859
From Just come that the Austrians are
carry ing there with nigh hand Some 500 peasants
have been taken from their labor in the fields in that
neehborhood and set to work the entertainments
they throwing up around the town Villas taken
possession of; In some their roofs guns
placed within the walls and the houses thus converted
into little forueeses Others which might serve the enc
my places OF attack have been leveled. Notice has
been given that all who wish to leave the town will be AL
lowed five days do The Popes representative has
set out for Rome. Many volunteers from that quarter
constantly coming in this direction and passing towards
the north AS many as i've or six hundred arrive and
depart = single day. They mostly good looking
young apparently belonging the prosperous
formed figures suited to bear fagues of life in
the camp Florence is almost turned into a military
school There constant passing repassing com
panies of recruits, going through their rst drill aud
acquiring their first knowledge of arms 1t is impossible
that the moat selfish should not be moved with admra-
ton and sympathy witnessing many of patriotism
and 20 much OF spirit OF self sacrifice among the young
Of Italy.
Italy rapidly getting rid of the trumpery princes with
which the country has been infested only
claim odament in it by divine right but those also who
come to covet its beauty spy out its nakedness The
King and Queen of Prussia have just left Rome skulkng
towards home by Ancons along the shores OF the Adrac
On the same day the Prince of wales left by way of vta
veccha, turning his face towards England The fugitive
Grand Duke of Tuscany has arrived safely Vienna and
s no doubt calming bis anxetes under the profession of
that resoute STRIPPING Francis Joseph. The runaway
Duchess OF Parma Is IN parts unknown. The King of Ma
Piles still fingers as can be ascertaibed condi
ton Of great suffering but his days be end
he is still in a condition TO think his thoughts must be
less about the affairs OF his temporal Kingdom than OF his
eternal STATE. we those lived
Naples that the OF the King who heir TO the throne
is favorte of the people, and hopes entertained that
more liberal system may be nauguraed when he comes
to the administration Of affairs The mother of the hered
tary prince SardinaD and the sovereign might
thus more naturally embrace influences coming from that
direction. The second wife Of the King who is an Aus
TRAN said to be intriguing for of own children:
but Austrian power in Italy crumbng the prospect
for suocea does not appear very promising
The proclamation of Louis Napoleon has caused great
sensation in Italy, and raised the enthusiasm
higher than before He ishe Aagnus Apollo OF the hour
The Italians take him at his word and in him only
the who to be the conqueror Of Austria aud
deemer Of Italy To-day he is expected to come take
command OF the army. he Will arrive Genoa by sea,
and multudes not only eager see him, but are
ready to throw themselves in gratitude at his feet
tears tdt from the eyes the mention Of his Mans
Italians say that they have opposed Louis Napoleon
sought his life because he had wronged their country
anc because the family OF the Bonapartes to
Italy which has not yet been paid But if Napoleon will
do his duty now, all will be forgiven and they will
ualy bless his name.