New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
GERMANY.

II was reported that Prince Metternich wonld be
Minister of Foreign Affairs, but the rumor was con-
tradicted. ,
twas reported that $4,000 Austrians had received
orders t1 leave Vienna for Trieste.
Recent disturbances at Udine had led TO the dlscov-
cry of great conspiracy favorable TO Garibadl, and
numerous arrests were made ,oco
The state of affairs in Italy lately the subject OF
several Ministerial Conferences, and has been re-
solved upon TO call back the Austrian ships sent 10
SYRIA Ii is therefore suspected that Garbadls pur
poses are 10 land at different places Austrian terri
tory and TO stir up the Hungaians TO revolution To
prevent such an attempt, strict watch VIII De kept
over the Austrian coasts. The strengthening OF the
Italian fortretses lie very nearly finished Several new
forts have been built around Verona At Mantua the
very important works on the waters edge have par
tally been altered. AT Peschera new works OF for-
fcaOns have been erected on the side OF tue lake,
orders have been given TO hasten the completion OF the
cannon boats for the Lake of Garde as much as posi-
be the Piedmontese Government being known already
to possess fifteen Of them on that lake.
The Notifications of Venice facing the sea are not
thought to he in effective state but it is difficult 10
render them stronger because of the peculiar nature of
the ground.
Tie garrisons of Venice, Padua, Vienna, Verona,
and VIllafranca will be increased In Verona there
are already 1000 soldiers. Toe emigration from
Venice aud South Tyrol is still going on, although the
properties OF the emgrants are sequesered 10 favor OF
tier heirs at law AT Trent ana Roveredo the Gov
has again been obliged 70 arrest several per-
sons, especially at Trent, where the popular feeling ls
very unsatisfactory.
The Ost DeUtsche Post says:
The Emperors journey 10 Warsaw, where he is TO
meet the Emperor Alexander OF Russia is now looked
upon as defnitivey settled, if TO believe the
autoRraphic correspondence. In all probability the
Emperor will go 10 Germany during the second half of
September where he will visit her Majesty Queen Vic
toria and from there directly go TO Warsaw"
Vienna letter Of the Both ult., in the BoerseHkae,
says;
Two very important kilograms arrived here last
night one of addressed direct TO the Emperor by
the King OF Naples the other 10 Count de Rechberg,
from Count Szechenyi, the Austrian Minister at
Naples. The latter announced that Francis H. had
solved 10 leave HE States the situation having become
quite hopeless Other intelligence received during the
day leaves TO doubt that a catastrophe Is mm
nen AS 10 the Kings dispatch 1t is said TO
his Majestys determination 10 retire 70 Spain for the
present Prime de Metternich, who has arrived here
from Paris had interview this morning with Count
| de Rechberg, which lasted several hours.
A general meeting OF the National Union at Coburg
unanimously adopted programme the transfer Of the
central power TO Prussia, and the convention of Ger
| man Parliament.
The Grand Duke of Meckenbnrg Str litz is dead
The Cologne Gazette contains the folio wing under
date Berlin, I'd September;
"The meeting Of the three heads of what was for
merly called the Holy Alliance is likely 10 take place
soon, and is profound problem TO the public. Our
firm faith i'll the PTusslan policy which does not like
extremes, is not at all weakened by this We
bseve also that Russia oud not be inclined to
incur expenses for schemes Of rest ,ratoDs. Money
seems iust now TO be 10 Russia in Austria
The elevation Of Konigsberg 20 fortress Of the first
rank is 10 be eXpec ed although the completion
of the works will yet take several years. The enlarge
ment of the FORTH ;aons OF Austria has lately been
carried rapidly that in no very distant time il
will be entirely completed. The system OF Ortresses
on the eastern frontiers of Prussia can thus be regarded
completed, except place on the lower part of the
ODER the situation Of which has as yet not been fixed"