The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-25

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uirty IlgJssu' FondoAS; lch nAt even sr ~, a.
after a1,cr ,ns si q ls ryfaos N 1877, has % aay
than from eight 10 nile hundred
have sc,n'ss lesof ,sxes properly nesueg % %
francs 10 ,Axsd c3,O10 francs
That without takns INTO eccols the less-s caass4
IN their helds pastrrts
The % aces are failing r,oue Wy stone voho " "A. a,
idea vi repairing his hOisc Way should thew . sg 4
tie Austrisns remain IN yencs yepice anything ~
COMO mnet city,
" Veaice were free, gracious heavens m1uth a.
paise g would all be rebuitt
The magnificent foscsri pl'ace has become hsrra-k
The spleEdd CarnRfo palace Is tirned into paw
shop
Mademoisee TagIioui had compasslsa 90 these r.
maus OF Venetian spieDoor She has parcn ss.d ioar,
which she has repaired and ~ certain that taos. a,
least Will renaa as a memorial OF what others nave
been.
Two other palaces bought by The Duohess d. ssrr
the other by The Count &c Cnsmoord ioox usjcsucay
and nourniully down upon the ruin of the others
We may, II thugs continue tnus Calculate periot 10
which Venice will return into the bosom OF the Adrare
from which che arose fourteen centuries ago.
On tie whole, something ike sonbre cload hovered
over Venice 81 the moment that lett tempest RACED
terribly u rec days alter my departure
-Four hundred arrests have taken place. as have been
informed, aud fleet Of eng dri by the tempes
passed the frontier and were cast upon Lom,srdy. I'm
medaIeiy hilanat that ment the OF ftay-gst
up grand bail tor tue benet OF the Venetian emgraus
The VscouD Venossa pat bis name 4. tue head o. list
Tor me ball la forty eight hours $500 tickets ~sro
taken, and although the whole Of the proceeds 90
to the exi!es the Msnese ner hsnts gave their apart
meats free and betrayed themselves the expenses OF the
ball.
The bah fixed FOR Saturday the o,s, Of January
vas STATED thA officer OF the French army
would have protested gaost the choice or that dav on
af lana mir
OF mourning for France. The Asaese respected Insa
susceptibility, entirely personal was ana postponed
the bali 70 Monday, the 2Sd.
There was toeu TINE to inform Venice Of the pious in
ten'on of her sister Milan.
Six Venetian ladies', cf the first families OF Venice
They brought the thanks Of Venice and ono Of those
bouquets which are only mace in Italy
~ was i've feet wide, aud was exposed In the entrance
The Venetian ladies were present a, the ball, but they
only were rsoed in mourning; only they did cot
In the midst OF rausc, OF pleasure, Of Joy they med
to ymboize grief lie the mds OF life and moioa they
represented Death aud imn .bLty
Towards midnight there arrived by telegraphic des
pa'ch tae news that Ia consequences OF events Verona
OF which have informed you, tna; city to os pAcoa
undor martial law.
You will cal mind tho bal given in 1920 at the Palas
Royal, the reSdencc Of the DUKE of Orleans-a bali ia
which VI. dc Savandy maze use OF those words which
have SINGS become historical awe are dancing on vol
cspo' reply TO you tnst yesterdsy's osi, with these
sstepngs OF epauet'es these cashDgs OF Is,
these a2hs of cxes, ie its vesvius its Etna least
Among The most beautiful la1ies at the ball there have
beer mentioned tue Of Madame the Duchess aad
MAZDA me the Countess Liza.
Besides the Contribution Of twenty millions i'm posed in
lS49 by RadeZssy the city Of Milan the Duke of Liza
as compecd TO pay sco,oo francs, ana the Couu, Lita
400 0o0
The French patriots have accused of being sans
ces and bareooed rascals; they cAnaot say the
vi the Italian patriots
FOR the rest from this time 10 within one mouth |
hope have the pleasure Of seeing many OF these evils
redressed N this place.
a., Jo
vrtos romance but they will in tie end recognise that
it IS history.
One OF our fellow oountrymen said in my presence and
repeat after him n,is great truth
'No Italy is not the land Of the dead
truth never can be too often repeated.
p. S-TrEspAY MORNING, 10 O'Clock Grave news has
arrived from Rome.
Prince Rospol having placed himself at the head OF
demonstration Of rich Roman noolereI, who had offered
their persons and their fortunes the Pope the people
rushed in crowds to the palace OF Prince Rospo to de-
mspd from him an explanation Of his intentions.
In short time the the Corso and the adjacent
greatly crowded that rave ling
rupted An armed force was compelled to Interfere to
dispense the crowd.
Ii feared that there would be disturbance IN.
same night
At the moment of sealing this letter have got tn.
amount Of the receipts, which have sscended so
francs. d.
The following is from the Verona correspondent OF
London paper, corro5orapg the testimony OF Dumas
serious disturbance has taken place ia Verona The
dramatic company At tho Rstori Theatre reduced TO
OF public amusement made appeal to the charity OF
the Inhabitants OF the city by the announce nen of re-
presentation without admission tickets, but at which .
collection to be male duriDg the performance for the
benefit OF the almost destitute members OF She conlnauy
AL the to the theatre were, towards seven
O'Clock in the evening throDged with people. The police
expected that demonstration would 70 low, but did
not know what form II would take. About four thou
sand persons entered the house, deposited their offerings
in the Plates which had been stationed IN various parts
OF ise hear:., order 70 retelve the convo"as "
the audience, and waited until the band Struck no the
overture, when, in obedience to rreconceried 81,
nal, the cry OK "Out. nut was raised and a genera,
rush took place Ia the direction Of the door, The com
missares of police, awed by this unexpected
movement took 10 their heels, and the dense 10 tuis
issuing from the theatre deed n procession along the
streets, with shouts Of " Death to Austria Down ~ IN
our tyrans Long life to Victor Emanuel our King p
The march through the city saluted by the apos
Of the popuace, and by improv,sed illumination from
the wpdows Of the hcpses But the police soon
rom The iupof accustomed by The frsl Surprise
down upon the spot with reinforcement Of NUMBER
general engagement took place the civilians charged
all directions with The bay onct ugly Wounds
given and received Ahorse patrol overturned aat
tramped under loot, several officers disarn but
finally the tumult was queed the crowd dsper aud
number OF persons left in the custody OF the police. De
monsgations Of less serious character Of almost
daily occurrence in Venice aud the other cities OF the
Venetian provinces Such s The state to which these pro
vinces reduced and the evil is that oaly bs
aggravated by auaeoraon In the condition Of the
OF Italy.