New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-30
THE SUFFERINGS or VENICE.
Special Correspondence Of lie Nord

| Special Correspondence of lie Nord
October 5, 1860.
The arsenal of Venice il closed. An imperial de-
to that effect gives that the progress
Of late made in the construction Of vessels of war has
rendered this establishment insufficient TO meet the de-
| mands Of the State" .t
The effect has been to throw all the workmen, ex-
cept about l00 out Of employ True, work has been
offered to those who would go to Poa or Peschiera
but those who have families cannot CO. And To their
honor be ii sad that these men, of Venice and the
last remains of the old aysenaot', tho glory and pride
of the old Republic have refused 10 leave their homes
about which cluster many cherished memories. But
poverty will find ts way into many houses from
which labor has hitherto defended them
Meantime, the Imperial marine is in treaty with
Tontlo Of Trieste for the construction and repair Of
warvessels at the shipyards Of Pola. He has built
some good steamers, but he cannot build warvessels
| the Kaiser which he built IL failure
The news of the closing Of the Arsenal has in
created the hatred Of the people. Yesterday the
birthday Of the Emperor Of Austria. The civil and
military authorities attended divine service usual
the basiicate of ST. Mark In the presence Of the sol
dieE and under the eyes Of the Austrian function
aries they wrote on the benches and walls of the church
thee significant words Per Fphima Voltd for the last
| tine.
A little anecdote will show you what police we
have. Not long since Commissioner Burnvicini was
put in prison, charged with having sld t-coored cock
ad,s into the pockets Of peaceabe czcns The trbu.
ma condemned him TO some months imprisonment But
on the trial il was shown that Straub the Director Of
Police, advised thereto by his superore had offered
reward of 10 forms to policemen for the discovery Of
any revolutionary signs among the Yenetans, who, for
lime had been in the habit OF scattering them in
| the ktreets, or affxing them to the walls.
The CONSUMPTION which has Just been commenced
viii bring into the Government several millions Of
foriIs for every day conscrpts and soldiers leave
or of the reserve are called into service and their fam
lilies or comunes will pay for substitutes if they
be found in this depopuisted country. letter from
Mayence day before yesterday tells that the Italian
soldiers in the Austrian service, intended for that fort
RES will be received with much sympathy, especially
By the Prusians But il is cad 10 know that even this
fortress Ii to be prison for peor felowcountry
men.
Orders have been given that all the theatere be
open at the approaching carnival. The owners Of boxes
will not lend their aid and npresaos cannot be found
in the face of certain loss. Togenburg processes that
| the communes will be compelled 10 reimburse them
and save be win compel the Government employees to
subscribe or take subscriptions out Of their salaries
But Ls cannot make city joyous whose inhabitants
have relatives in exile in prison, and at time when
commerce and industry anguish, and famine IL knock
ing at tit doos. Employees sent away, shops are
closed in iusirisl establishments saspendedfor exam.
pie, and cite others, the sueurrehneres OF De
Real g. Giuiiao--and there Is no joy in Venice Ma
tonal Independence only can bring it back TO US.