The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-25
ALEXANDRA DUMAS IN NORTHERN ITALY.

The Author OF ssytoate Cristo, ITpou Po-
l,tiso- Social Affairs m the Lomo@rdo-
Venetian Provsoces-Grapnlc Doscr.p-
ti".A vi isnisa. Hatred 80 Austrian ry-
s.n.y IA the Tnea,r-s-Ho""rs to Kin,
Victor hcma~u~I-Exodas OF the Venes
tian---A Danseuse Ow"s Sour Palaces
In 1ne Cay of Eeaioo--Gs ~. d Ii an n y
xhe Miisp-se for the Veaestaa e mt
granss-Gre.t Faniag or .a tue Nam
b.r ot Venetian Go Ad"ias- e Ktrnorda-
nary scene as tns Theatre OF ver"na.
Translated from Paris Steele for the New YoRK He
RAID
MILAN, Jan 22--rhree o'clock 10 the morning
II my personality wss more important thing you
woul1 know that Ailan. Az IL is will coatent
mys.G by telling you that ALA at Mku.
In reeNd TO whatls doing Ia tue capital OF LomDsrdy
~sh 10 say 10 YOU am writing ia midst OF the
most decisive oIustou ana Wills great
are passing before my eyes, letters from ay AMI the
Garbadi nnsef-a thing which he has never before
done 10 amy personals been KIND enougu give
notes, with the ava OF history ia which
pictur, squc It may be, there nothing or 1cnon
viii bring back VITO "a fe days all thai have,
and vii inform you In good time OF my return
But events succeed each with speed and ra
pioty that this letter, which will give you pretty good
idea OF the state OF Venice should precede the others
have just passed i've days IN venicc Tns u as tue
Austrian police more lndugent 10 than In 1885 and
1912, let me pass
You cannot form an idea OF the gloom o. Venice An
the l0eaires closed.
AT snme when Venice cuslomsrily resounds vita OK
utant shouts, when thousands the streets
Eericc IL gloomy and stlept . dying person
Conceive OF tho theatres being closed tbs 9th OF jana
airy VI the commencement Of the Carnival, when they
usually overflow with people, aad closed through want
o. spectatorsl
Ths venetians without arms, without m sans OF de-
fence, not having par Of pistols 10 their
houses. with winch to or aveDe personal insult
are making wa upon the Austrian, aiter terrible
Of 49, which terminated wisn tho I'm Die siege winch
we all Rnowy Venice "a mskins ssl terrible war
upon the Austrian Venice waged this with
situate ard Determine opposition sgsust when carn,ns
were unaVsiUg, ana trails aui i'm prtsoument little moro
Sixty tho1sand venet,ns have qlitsed Venice ths
popuaon IL 50 Diminished taat Austria mas passed 40
hu - 20 han
uon thus year
Tsi' eGsraton frA:srnsy received b, the Msness,
who hsve ~ppoiDtef COpuice on Yeaeusn EmE alton
OF vtlch the Vi.count VenosRn Is President
Tbs ooInn',ice has already Central Army OF
Italy laftu Veoeti'Ds wdu arms and baggage
Besides Venice, trsyco vcenZa have neither poda
stsies mUu'clai councils Everyhoiy refusex 10 d
any ~ers as To- as the Austriars remain in vcueaa
Two VIA have been opened within three months and
read publicly THIS is for maty Indispensable 10 tns
KIND Of documents They were those Of rich noble.
men o. Veneua aud Possessed, principal clause that
the isstato daughters il they srrisd
Austfisos Or en- sssf!es OF Austria
But nothing q all this s strange, unusual 20 the
cosiDg o. tbe theatres. lave obtained play bl-,an
last onc-hsrc !s. Suppose only the Itsisn for the
French translation, which give word fo- word
w.ra. ; 1.s g S5 ,iso .. 4 SAY ss,. ssNeDsfTo
will b. rlS! I'd for tbs b esai Of the eonic eaders
who r. s TINE and ~ expenses have
Tse WI OF the very brilliant comedy
N 'aFee ae1. 81 ADAMS ALBEsrl,
H. MATHINvNls oCCULrS
pNZlLsAhEi..o FeA DIE FUoCHI.
NN-'0 - nrxrrars vr,. 49, S WV
w. yys ~, a'
Tus L,sr gAEEwE, 4 REPRESENTATION
Hoping sSA VIII - ar .nough conni.isrs.s our
s'ot aua sese sosars u. our clmmser4ton that with
Efsei ~, &c s..,,S " osio,ehtna ..,.
No o'AA VII re 1 nted %. $50 beneacaries rusanEto
a. r,, a, ss their 4, .ha g,,d ,vort in cona
euea0e al taa door
Iiy
Thai there VIII be plAe To receive subscriptions
E.ch one on encrn. wa, free TO give as pea,ed him
The Theatre Gallo took eco ranca, thog
heard q before On the following day " coSed
ample was followed by al the other theatres
Punch, ike others. about pack up his bag
~zRc but the Austrian pno- ordered him ha
reprrp, ntauops Punch gsa forced 10 obey.
u, then turned out that tue urchins did two things
Tey stretched roprs ana those fall who went 10 SEQ
1pch Then assn they ,hrew stones into the barracks
ere no v.y of coniinu,ng in the face OF such 90
M. ton hun between the will of The police AMI the dsap
probsou of the ozcus the manager be.hougnt nse Of