, 1860-04-04

The votes for a separate Kingdom, And ~. 'oS
formai ones, a.e not yet fully Fepor'ea- AneJ
about $50 ,oeo votes hare been cast BY tae Pop.
uta,,ou, which gires the proportion o1 hoou1
one voter III live jnhabisantx. This pFopas!lon
il considerably larger thnu that Of the elections
in the United States, and approaches tne pso.
portion of France in 1852, when there "as o.e
rote 10 II persons. ~
mediate result of this popular fnao1!estat'on.
which bids fair to Introduce tne pslEcip1e u
universal suffrage into thepub'ic1 law oi Europe.
aud therefore IS violently denounced by !ae
journals which represent legitimacy. That ic~
tor Emmanuel will.at once march hss troops into
the newly acquired provinces is scarcely doubt.
ful. Orders huye been already given to that e!-
feet, but it is altogether uncertain whether the
Pope will submit 10 this "spoliatlon, ns lIe
calls it, aud rest satisfied with bull OF e1com-
munic4tion and diplomatic protest aimed Ut
NanoIeon as we'll as ut Victor Emmanuel, or
neither be will ut once 60 to war w1'h h's -
900 men, organized and commanded " the
Austriat General NAyeEho!eF, supported by The
Neapoi an army, and perhaps by Austria, too.
Though Naples and the papal domlnions, a.
| they are now constituted, are exactly ~ popu-
| lous a. S4rdioia in her present extension. each
| Of these two divisions Of Italy numbering about
| twelve milIions OF inhabitants, the southern
league is unwilling to begin >war unless certain
| Of the speedy support Of Austria AUSTRIA, on
| the other lan1 ID scarcely abIe 10 crafty tue
warlike desires Of Francis Joseph, since the
rotteupess Of the system has become too 5lar-
| ing not to lead to violent outbreaks 10 case ol
deieat in the field, We saw in the earlier years
| Of the present EnpeEos's reign: Professor End"
licher, one Of the most Influential men ut lien.
M, closely connected with the oltTam9n'aaasu,
| poisoninc himself, aud the Chief Of the Postal
Department, privy Councillor Won Nell shooting
| himself, both having emhezzfed public money;
| but now ne hear at the same time of the sui
eide bv hanging Of Leutenant-Geaera Eyn1f"
ten, bis son; III officer Of the asnJ, having
of Mr. Noe Won Sordberg. Chief Of the Police; !,
| Of the arrest Of Mr. Richter, chief manager OF
The Credit uobitier, with d aa1ary'o $4,000 !;
aud Of Messrs. Drambila and Perugio. belong-
Jug to the leading merchants Of Trlesse-ail ot
them Involved ia frauds upon The treasury. NC
may udd that 1T. Dare, an officer. whose family
Il connected with the Court, has been hung fur
treason TINT General Poiutuer has shot hlm-
self to avoid trial for cheating and ssgindling.
and that Baron Eske1es, ore Of the Directors Ct
the Bank, became bankrupt, alt "rhin the
same year. Taking these facts together, we
| mar get IN insight into the state OF society at
Vienuaa But how csu it he otherwise when the
Minister Of Finances RiTes the example OF
| swiadiirE ly tue spurious emission OF llo,-
co., 900 Of stock, and is retained in the Cabinet
even after that Jis.raceful uancureE was de-
nouncsd ty the indignant protest Of tas ;!. h1. e.
/
inyo1untariIy reminded By these disclosures Of
the state Of society in France during the last
two years Of Louis Philippe. when the trials ol
iLe cx-Sf,nis,crs Tcste aud cubiere., and OF the
Duke dc praslin, prepared the population FOL
the coming sevolutlou+
> But while these terrible revelations alarm The
Inhabitants of Vienna and destroy alt Ttspe c'
for the ruling classes, while names Of still mort
lmportant aud more influential persons are u.en
tiotued in connection with the frauds carried o.
against the treasury tue reign Of terror is agait
ia.raducsd Into Hungary People ase arrested
without any apparent cause; ladies' are hue'
for haring been present Ut u ball given ~ :
uobleman suspected Of anti-Austfian tenden
c e.; the houses Of men Of the highest rank ar
| invaded by police officers and their most prl
rate correspondence is rausackt'f, and sus
,ected persons are prohibited from lnTit'n'
tlle,e friends to dinntr- The bribe offered t.
; lie Protestant churches to induce them to &C
ceqt tic obnoxious decree Of Count Thun, har
iu:, been unanimously scorued by the calsinlsts
uad only partially accepted by majority Of I'll
; Iutberans, the Minister Of Public Worship
now preparing for new crusade agalns: them
: uLie M the other hand the Catzinist* ar
ready for the worst in defense Of their fail
Ihe mice is charged, the train is laid. and an
| accidental spark may ciuse explosion.