The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-11
THE VENETIAN QUESTION.
Revolutionary ProJccts-The Principals
ties to be nvadcd--lnap ,rtanr Letter
from K0ssatla-The French View of the

Revolutionary ProJccss--The PrincipaIi-
ties to be 1nvadcI-lmpprtanr Letter
from K0ssusl-The Erench View of the
Question, &C., &c.
Letters from Vienna speak Of vast plan of revolution
airy propagandisn, which aims, by ans OF general
instruction, 1t constituting large dependent Roumain
kingdom. THIS new state would comprise all the sca
woman countries bordering the Danube. II IS doubt
less in reference to such attempt that the
meut OF st. Petersburg has concentrated barge body Of
troops the pruthhat Power, ike austria, having
evident interest in preventing the execution OF such
jects The growing agitation IN the nunuban Principal
tiles is thus commented upon by the Ost Deitce Post
There must be a distinct plan ut the bottom OF this
movement Arms and ammunition are being stored up
Mcldo Wancha and the formation OF foreign legions
IL commenced under the auspices OF the united
ment II correctly informed these preparations
are partly intended to complete tho liberation OF the
principaties from the sugcfanty OF the Porte; whe
another OBJECT 10 support tho rising of several other
nationatce both in Turkey and ncighborng State.
However the ideas Of irince Couza do not seem To DO
very practical, very clear u himself GA tho
hand, he rs willing 10 assist IN the formation Of
grand seryinn empire with which The adjoining PROVINCES
%ns or s the opn me also hs o
dz inent beyond their present frontiers. But the
Magyar legions which are being organized In Modlva,
willing to take part IN revolution tending to the sepa
ration OF the Servan Vyroy dina from their coantyr
And Hungarian volunteers be expected To interest
themselves the Of the koafoaias In Frau
81 lyania with their brethren in the Prin:i.
pa no. az raya,,rg ,dnal snr 40, ,Os
rulers Of existing states TO recognise the right OF
every nationality 10 constitute itself into separate Com.
fnonwea.th Romans Serviaina and Magvars nay be
duced 10 make common at present against Austria
bu when the real fight commences the Scrvnn reyou
topiss are sure become bitter oppcnents Of their a.
sociates In Hungary The emgrants may fraernize until
the strife begins. but tho league Will dissolve
cannot but terminate In mutual and dest contest
The inherent weakness ia tho united national parties
the that Russia, aud the rofto
equally menaced BY tc sch me, will probably break
up the heterogeneous alliance at very sistan period
An animated ,orrcspcudcucs has lately taken place
he Turkish and Sardinan meuts olcornng
cert in vessels which, under tho Italian nag, lately Lad
ed atms, and material Ia Watlcha VIII lst
other soips prevented doing by tho Turkish
navy. The Ottoman government under the i'm pros
sion Thai these vessels nd been sent y the banks 81 The
Danube for noPthe piposc than supplying the Rolmas
and others with reyou,i mary natc ials la fact IN
Porte Is, III conjunction with the Austrian 60 yernment
ondcavorng 10 pscycnt revolutionary INVASION Of he
Suan's dlmnians, IL being supposed that a Ian ing vii
be ellecef by baripaid neAt spTHg ia Montenegro the
Monttnegrns viii then iOn the expedition AM push
sclavopa, al ~ Hungary rises m roa rhe people
IN another direction Tue vessels ia question therefore
which entered The mouth of the sana regarded
connected With The proposed expedition md wore saz,d
accordingly Tie above facts will mako tue following
despatch niieiii,y blc.-
Copy Of despatch addressed by his Iighncss Aali
s. lsoo.-
have b ~ the honor u receive the note which you
have kindly Favored me WITH datel November Is, "a re-
ply 70 mine upon the subject OF the claim made by the
Sublime Porte concerning the sandman v,s4es Emma
and san Giuseppe.
Your Lxcclency, taking your position principally upon
the sixth article OF tue treaty q s5l dcclT that \
not been co late TO make tn visit y question upon the
said ships the royal sandman leg ton could not have
consented 70 The exercise u right o. that nature in
Junction with The ottoman authorities
You ada afterwards lhat according 70 The same ati
ce IN cases where Sardilah shs should 10 ongfgci "a
commercial UNDERTAKINGS " turkish seaporis the inter
ference q lhe onme ioto wnu wi o. admitted You
oncuoc ~ snof,, WIN plot'slh ~ ahcpam aR iiast
al measures on ,ne Iart y ne Suone rorte hiyns Tor
.h, oc. - PURSUE so " tisi. the sara SHIPS tore
eouomns lurhnn seaport anu thore engaging "a com
mefclI transactions.
IN answer to tLe OBSERVATIONS which your Excelcncy
has thought proper TO make, have the honor 70 Oh
scrves-
l. That y y not The Hrst time that visit like this OF
which We complain has been fnaic, and that worry cont
" the government has seldestcrei on board foreign
ship IN the harbor OF constantinopc quantity OF pow
der belonging to foreign SUBJECT and destined for tho
Princlpaltcs.
That az visit Of suspected vessel IN port or
coast " essentially analogous 10 adomictasy visit,
would not be forbidden 70 the agents OF the local author