The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

either 10 the north or south thi capital Engra,ions
consequently Of daily occurrence The grea est coa
tempt allowed 10 be h.aped by the french troops
the under lAmoriciere aud when dspats
arise unfort pap Supporter is always
certain OF gicton al the hands OF bis Gallo judges and
packed of nconiipenty TO durance vie--in France.
correspondent of the Independence, writing from
Milan, rays have just avAisa myself Of little leisure
time to pay visit 10 Venice. l passed through the
whole OF ne Tyrol which everywnere crowded With
troops did not nnd in the Italian Tyro that az taton
which has been announced as prevailing there; bat il
mutt be confessed that the 40 COO quArtered
there sufficient to prevent any hostile manifestation
All the passes fortified and the slopes Of the Alps
are covered with redoubts The engineers occupy
uspruck and Brxen, and thence send out detachmen,
who direct the workmen who are employed at very high
Verona, Padua aud Venice These works are being
carried with such activity that they are
ngly dull: tho barracks not being sufficient for the
accommodation Of all the troops now in the city,
several Of the copvens have been occupied mitarfy
The arsenal Is nearly empty, all thu stores having been
removed Trieste and TO Poa. Al the latter place the
extensive works which were commenced last year are
now nearly terminated The streets OF Venice com
peey deserted at dusk but the cas continue TO he FIRE
quented Verona more animated the garrison OF that
place is not very rerous OF the troops having
been marched to the frontier on the side Of Far
rara and toward Pescbera aud those which had been
expected in their pace have no. yet arrived Austria
dos not appear feel any uncasness as 10 the Hun
regiments which she has ut Verona and at Msntua
wedding has recently been ide am ,ng the officers,
and what almost unheard OF In Austria many OF the
Sub officers obtained the epaulette. General de
Hess considered having the command Professionally
but General Benedek expected from one oav 70 another
Several officers With whom oonversed expect TO shorty
take the field.
Hungary.
new mode Of disseminating the spirit OF dissatsfac
tiop has invented by the Hungsrans Chests full
revolutionary procamations have been lately found
highways kading TO market towns placed there by
BODY knows who. Pamphlets OF similar tendency are
also Forwarded through the post and estoes stuck
up every space capable Of receiving paste mud piece
paper OF the latter the following Interesting speci-
has been communicated 70 me through the MADNESS
OF friend in Hungary
Above ALL ye Hung arsps keep your feal,y to your 10.
gtimate King, Ferdinand " Refuse 70 pay mposs and
taxes the government Of any other sovereign Emp
thong ne may cali himself OF Austra. No longer allow
your to be included In the conscripton Scorn and
despise the German and Bohemian officials forced upon
this free and independent kingdom Refrain from buying
landed estates sold by the TO recover arrears
OF taxation Be especially mindal o this injunction,
death being the punishment allotted every trcacho
enough to act other Whoever should dare to
pull down this proclamation would be guilty OF crime
against his country For the rest keep quiet until tie
signal for action Ia given.
THE UNITED HU vG AFRO cRoATIAN COMM rrEE
AT VARasDINE