, 1866-11-06
FROM EUIORE.
The Austro-ltuIian Treaty.
HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR Nj
P0LEON.
Insanity Of the Empress Carlotta.


The Tranafor1,atIoft of yenetIa-The
Verona Troub1cs-The italian Entry
Into EN}afrnncn-tsccNpnt OF tho
Quudr1latcrni Tho Plcb1sclt c-Tlse
Austrian Spollatlon#--P PcrBuno's Trlat
The Palermo Affair.
tFron Our Own Coyre.poDaen..]
MILAN, October 11tn, 1866.
The transformation OF Vcnetia into 1tal-
ian territory Is proceeding with regularity
and good order which reflects tho highest
credit upon the people.
It has Just CONC out that Ricasoll sent
severe despatch to Verona blanling tho
people, In language scarcely disniacd, for
will 70 hard with him II 1t do not cost him
Ills head. 1Ic was already in grave emhar.
rass,pent, for Custozxa, Ltssa, Palermo and
The evacuation Of tho TrcutInc, cacl1 len
behind It some discomfort With tic head OF
the Ministry, not to speak Of the efforts Of
the La Marmora party to get their heads
above watsr agatn, The rehuke admtnts.
tered to tho Yesoncsc was great blunder.
.s,r II was administered Without nnY knowl~
edge Of the facts, and assumed the entire
credlbilIty Of tho Austrian veralon Of tue Ut.
fair. But tho point Of tensttfvcness Is That
the nation cannot bear tie idea OF anY gov.
crnmental larshncss toward these poor vlc~
TINS OF Austrian oppression, who arc doing
their hest not 10 seem glad that the oppvcs-
sors are eoins away, but cannot altogether
hAyc recently visited all the principal
Venetian cities, and have seen them In tue
| last huurs of their subjcctlon to Austria
| and have everywhere admired tic good
order and dienitied silence Of the people,
who can s1l -ccly contain the delight which
they feel. saw the cntrG Of the Italian
think the latter was the most magnificent
demonstration have ever witnessed. I'm.
agsue city Of o,00o inhabitants, display
Ing nearly o. many banners. had not sup
posed II possible to display 90 many nags;
to roof with tho trl.color; and then the
shouting, the embracing, the tears, aud
ntUTc Ill this summer or smiles had
never even Imagined 50 much Joy. Seventy
thousand Italian G.ccs aglow with the full
bered forever; but it cannot be described
The Whole QuadrilatcTal is now In the
hands Of the 1taliaus. They occupied PcsrhI
cru IN the 9th, Mantua on the llth. Villa
tfanca on the 18th, Verona on the 18th and
Leenago Today. II was u checrtu! sight L
senfinels on these walls which for sescn year,
arrested the progress Of Italy from the Alp
to the Adriatic. On the 10Th the ItalIat
troops will enter into Venice, and the Aus
trians will depart forever from the land the.
hare 50 long Oppressed. The pa,nf,nl h1stof,I a1,
In December the French will write flnis a
the end Of their book, and Italy will bcionl
to herself Austria may justly take a Get
tain satisfaction in being the first to leay
this land SO long cursed By French aud Aus
TRAN ambition and rivalry aud the ''Frlen
.,F 1rrFrhf Ia {ha very Sfi2rr1 D0jN
Of this comparison, and recall the Antib'
legion Of pious crusaders when he take
home the French regular army OF occupation
| AIhe plebiscite is set down for Sunday, th
, s.1st:, It Is ordered By royal decree SINE
ton in tie matter is confined to. n metnotnr
: DUN signed By the French, Austrian an
/ Italian Generals, and this paper applies onl
70 the niaG,y possession eia, Of r,a1s! that n;
! grounds for believing that Napoleon ii
. Originally intend 1t should be SO. Frcnc
!, honor WAS at one time rampant On this que
t ton, and required Italy to retire from |en'
L tia, while the representatives VI Franco col
but Napoleon has lately shown an extrao
3 dinary amount Of ability in political
i. treats.
!. One thing France has done we'll her
!; You will remember the spoliatlon Of m; MI
I
J, ! ires, made here month ago. Anstria Ii
e agreed to restore everything. The arEunle'
/. which induced her 10 this course Was
i / French one, and Ean to this effect:
Il When the French transferred Venice
t the Aust1ians, In the last century, lists VIC
a made of all the public property handed or
II to the conquerors. When the question arc
E. recently, the French hunted up these lis
t. IN the Paris archives, and General lie Boz
l. carried % them TO 'enase. avca ,,o -os,,es
;e The Aust1ians denied the Charge. Gcnet
Of lie BGuf said s'Thcre Is no need to grow
ie gentlemen there are the papers showi1
t, what Austria received :tom US. NY &c
n General Moring, tv srN c1eeS thesf .,a artfses
&c troublc.'' Nhereupon General MoT3ng loo
be ed blank with astonlshment, and the matt
ac was referred to Vienna and arranged I
e. tween Mencbrea and Wimifen.
ty Venice Is making great prepara lions to
i. cciyc The King. The ovation will be gra
ne one, certainly, but the entry Of the troo
viii be the most enthusiastic time Venl
m will ever know. It Is the Italian bayor
Of which marks the arrival Of the great nas1t
il. ptcd with other concerns. The trial of
H. m!ral Persanois proceeding before the aug
- tribunal Of the Senate, transformed into
cir high court Of Justice. 1t is not only the
Ill trial Of the kind, but around It gathers
ey Lisa. All the heart-busnings which II
Sle defeat occasioncd, all the mysteries Of II
management which conducted to it, all
ed political intligucs which have gone on Ia
me Navy Department, all the pride Of the
mr. | tion In its seamen, the good tame Of Genel
NJ | aud Aduira1s who have managed OF q
I'd managed the af1ai1s Of the deet-au th
=" centre In this trial.
e.. There ia general belief that no good !
nj come Of the ceremony but still it Is vat
in ed with vivid Interest. ~
i'd. Palermo divides the popular attcnt
,rc With the Pezsano trial. Il appears that
pie rebels haze not submitted and have not b
ian | fully dispersed. They are making some
in | in the bills and woods between Palermo
at Troponi, aud there Is feyerish anxiety
ut. hear that theY hare been finally disperse
liur The suppression Of the religious ho
for will be tlr occasion Of a good deal Of trou
op- because II ts sure to be done more OF
OF slowly The only successful method VI
on be that IN which Sambo wanted the powt
i've the deyn cur1ailed. "Cut um tail SIN
Iell emooth, clean off," sPEA
s Of
~ Rumored EAr1Ike 11ateutIons Of r.
30 ela and RuNaa-Napofeonsa b
haf Against tho United S1nses-Thc f
has eru Question, etc.
has TIE TREATY or. PEACE BETWEEN ACs
and, AND 1rA.Y.
ny, The following arc the material porto
be- tho treaty Of peace concluded between