New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

d. with It's outlet the Mnco very striking, and as we
catch the first glimpse Of the Peschea forts beyond the
Mmco We see that the Italian flag floats from the various
1agstas dpeseny the patrols in the laah uniforms
come IN sight a..
The railroad station is IN the center Of the first line OF
forts and the parapets incline that We can see Wen
within the works. There very few guns there Inc
Austrans have removed the larger part Of their material
In the little bay at the foot of the forts ride at anchor
half dozen small gunbOats terribly loaded down win guns
This is the Italian hoilla of Lake Gada when dld Ia
mentally, very little during the The reason OF us lu
action has never been sufficiently explained Inc Aust
ans had better officers and probably better boaspernaP
the Italians feared fire all these guns on board these
dminutiyo little vessels which really look like toy meet
At the station lind an Austrian naval ohcer VINO eu
terains English party with very sefsatshed account
of the way which Austria saved her honor IN the late
war He is very proud of Lssa has generous satisac
ton ylth Cus'oZZa and does not blush for Sadowa.
According 70 him the Pnssians would have been harn-
less az 800 PAGES and enCdk should have fought az mat
distance That he suffered the Prussens to get nearer 70
him TO this red-Whiskered little Fellow suMcleht
satisfaction for that terrible defeat There many other
peopo in the world who mistake explanation satsfac-
tori TO hcnsclyes-of the phy Of misfortune FOR CON-
pcGsation Of the unpleasant fact itself
This officer is posted IN politics He ard his arc very
content go. Il was never pleasant to stay. The la'
isns will prOy0y fool away their great inheritance lhey
must have Rome OF 90 10 pieces and they cannot get
Rome. France viii hsht Prussia and Austria will get
back her own by the war; OF If peace last six years Prs-
viii disgust an Germany and drive IL back to the fra
ternI protection Of Austria All which delights our
English cousins; al the that the little officer speaks
very good English wanting only some dsarrangement OF
aspTatcs to pass for good eockney.
Here in Pelchiora uniforms are good deal mixed.
There still four companies Of AustTans, and tnelT
officers walk about among the passengers and couteousy
salute the Italians who Tass them good deal Of
this courtesy, bu there IS locking and no CONVEX
satoD. Those lazy soldiers lying the grass there
IN the Fort on the right pointing 20 the Austrian uni
OF the doubleheaded cagets Of the Austrian fotla who
s.ald dozen rods away and doubtless returning the
COMPLIMENT ~N'0-- s'-1>''E. .s.,'-,.
ErT''-~ vrGoy. Oct 70 1866.
Looking ont oftbe window OF my hotel tins morning,
the first object visible Is an Austrian soldier. lie has
blue fatigue cap his head and Is readily distinguished
from his Italian Pyhas by the faded gray of his blouse
II slouChes about the court OF the hotel, talks jargon
which conclude must be DamGtan gone mad IN cop-
pany with Nenitan. He Is cOnscpt OF this year dTait,
and does not look whit more sodicry than the Italian
boys. In truth be Italian, and has u the Characters
ties Of the Presently he u joined by about ~ more,
and the confus in the court becomes as complete as
though brigade Of Irish Fenians encamped there.
discovered last night that the hotel and city grand
Austrian bauack-that had caught up with the retiring
army. At The railway station, there was mixture Of
the Italian uniforms with the Austrian but inside the
walls Of Of the city there arc only he late oppressors.
They have done depressing and chiefly anxious to get
safely away from ncghborhood which mas long bcen u-
pleasant. But IN nscquence OF the collision between
the troops and citizens tec days ago martial law prevails
the guards have been doubled and the whole city looks
like camp.
At Pesciiera, everything wears foron air. The olive
and mulberry have been cut down for eWood, ana
the had disappeared The crops Of this year had
boor very SMALL end the fields looked wobegone 20 de-
gree cannot say il was painful; for somehow nothing
can look painful IN this Italian air. The fields rather sus
gcytcd % me that ticy had been bewchcd by the
doe far ncn and laid them down 70 sleep and TO 60 to
tatlofs in q melancholy beautiful way,
Verona is a considerable city, while Pescherais only
village consisting Of small houses and large forts. But
Verona is iadod, beached ouall vitality seems TO
have been blown away and pretty skeleton only remains
The public buildings have been kept in good repair by the
couQucro bu the houses OF the citizens the shops and
tho streets have been len 10 The tender hands Of Time and
Nature both Of which dviniies hare tender hands in
Tfr1 IL "A al 0Ifar tree
learning how 10 preserve order wnen that duty shall be
assigned them three days hence; but the sovereign au
tbony Will practically pass 10 Italian troops who will
succeed the Austrans Monday next. The walls Of the
houses the shop windows even the doors OF the pubic
buildings bear the popular pe5scitethe one which en-
eta las invented Tor herself cut of generous impotence
in the form II handbills paper, which - always
either rcd green. white, declaring. We wish united
Italy. and Victor Emanuel for our King The late as
~ rbaucc iu which Austrian officer vas Killed, arose
from mor that en- Austrian soldier had torn down some
these handbls with his bayonet The matter took air
a eoBcsho quarrel ensucd and the Austrian lieu
tenant was brGncd with chair by stout Verona boy
who bias not yet been identified. number were wound
ed, and tho Austrans used their side arms while the We
had only the chars and tables of the coffee houGe
Yes erday an order issuod, modifying martial law
permitting he display Of the pobscitc cards which
ten times numerous ~ before end the verona
boys resolved that no soldier OF Francs joseph sha
touch them with impuniiy.
have said that Verona has Old neglected, iororn
look This true yesterday; to-day change for the
better brfns. "a all the principal streets you see men
busy whitcwasbinR, painting, renewing broken windows
and dapdated doors and the worknen look vastly cheer
fn over their work. and gn out broad satisfaction az the
Austrian ol eTs who past them IN the streets
One beforehanded patriot has painted bis whole house
outside with bright c0lors, and at some rsk OF offending
good has kept 20 the national reoor throughout
doubt il there be another private dwelling with new
look all Verona but before the King every house
the avenues aud public squares VIII nave put on
cheerful new dress
ind this busy preparation for life the most olo
quent condemnation Of the Austrian domnaion and the
late lords must feel the click Of hammers aud the rattle Of
~. ralla hoy
iaunts Of the Italian press. Ths industry means business
Verona expects to thrive upon liberty.
despair II giving you any idea Of the abundance OF
the pacaTds proclamlng the wish Of the people 70 be
united o. Italy They about ten times numerous as
the windows everywhere and in some places the whole
wall is covered from pavement 20 skyiisht with Them
There are pictures Victor Emanuel and Ggnbadi inter
spersed among the ballots aud find u worth noticing
that the Hermit Of Ccrrca is highest up the walls.
Those poor people who live next the roof do not Zig
for any King; for them liberty impes0nated in the
brave chicain who 'skes neither rewards honos nor
titles for his services who will not 10 Verona
20 hear himself praised by al enthusiastic people
The men of more wealth who know better the pTopre
tics or care for them, expect Offices really adj
mre the person Of the sovereign put out prints or pie
lures Of Victor Emanuel Of Prince Humbert aud Of the
swcei-iaced boy who was wounded yonder on the hil
CustOzZa
There il middle class who are apparently utterly in
martial n their affection and have hung the KIM and
The chican side By side Bat the market is tho place
where Verona c!amos out hor JOY in tho Yoceess co-
oucnce Of ink and types There at least half OF
national prints spread out 10 show 10 the best adyan
taqe aud the popretoTs doing smart business IN the
sad OF them. You wonder where The people will put
them for most OF the available space the walls is
ALREADY covered but IL undoIiabe that the trade thriyes
Tic art ia these prints is by means as admirable
mat which gIaces the churches OF Verona ard perpetuacs
the form Of raolo Veronese Titan and Palma Secchio;
but nneenhs Of Verona would to-day prefer the coarest
picture in ink OF Garbldi 70 the assumption Of Tlta1
Tbcy have had the art all these years of seryude and
have been very miserable Now the hero of Caprea has
brought thcm ep adaptation and they expect comfort and
prosperity TO follow
The wonder Of the maIket place is hot however this
bali acre OF prints shoNDg the faces Of heroes and
tyrs apd the Struggles through which Yepetia came to