New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
BnrscIA, Oct 70. Is6
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
En- roHte for Veneta at last Victor Emanuel dsap-
points my expectation, sands upon ceremony, allowing
The TRIBUNE get ahead OF him the open road 10 the
Queen Of the Adratic Victor will doubtless have good
time; but shall see Venetian liberty Wet with morning
dew, and be will motif he waits, az rumor SAITH Until
after the plebiscte The splendid launch prepared escort
him along the Grand Canal will bc just AZ splendid mouth
from now; but the Venetian people Will have split Their
throats the reception Of TIC troops ond h9 yolIg
themselves Italians aud pa ri Of Italy, one ana ndYabie
Republican correspondent and Republican ifgune
cannot miss these morning hours OF freedoms these sy
shouts Of redeemed people, this passage nom DEAN 10
life OF beautiful Venice rising from her grave IN the agoons
The day made purpose 10 go to sueg national
resurrection In. Thea e SOFT beyItclng, halfJoy, nal,
melanchOly death and le marveously Iningle III the
landscape where leaves dying end flowers blooming
the husbandcomel the fruits OF the er1Imtr. Beslafn
death, beautiful Ne bgqgutl lOye-so blended as 70 ss
By the side of the siNerhashing sea.
Venetia has ceased 70 be- Austrian already To-day II
is Venetian next week will be Italian. The National
Guards patrol the streets Of oil her cities and the Aus
trans arc making haste 10 leave country which almost
loves them for the prompnoss they display IN packing on
Just now Veneaus canaot afford 10 hqe or even to dis
like ANYBODY. ARimOsy now would give an ilsAyor TO
the feast of love wherewh she celebrates her be,rotha TO
the great nation opening his arms TO receive hor SO all
sensible Venetinns smile the CIoats dehe past ther
and some can even say Eau sev0iT"-n Austral There
arc had men in uniforms and bad men in rags who would
If they could make scenes over the departure OF the
mighty and seldom generous empire Inc unfortunate
collision In Verona three days ago proof that the fires
OF luminosity are not oil quenched but there among the
officers of both armies and In the respectable citizens OF
all the cities desire TO make the change Of gov
eminent as pleasant possible for all concerned Hero
AZ Bresca there is stir among the Venetian families who
hove long lived outside of the native ara and are pIepar
inc 10 y home with the Italian troops Every rkin for
the last two weeks has taken number Of these seeIied
patriots and the most tmld now preparing 70 leave.
This exodus is considerable fom Milan that houseents
have fallen In consequence 1t Is calculated that 0OO
Venetian families we're living month ago In various cities
of the Kingdom and hreeuTths Of them win be in their
| native cities before Winter.
Taking the MONDAY train for Verona, hnd that about
900 soldiers gong along to garrison Pescherp which
was consigned 10 the Italians the 10TH These soldiers
are so quiet and orderly that without the aid OF your
/ you. would not know they were IN company They
look atsed and cheerful but have not the Toast the air Of
conqueToIs. lndoed, they feel little that they noti
beside they seem disposed 70 behave ike Italian gentlo-
men ard 70 give no sign that they triumph over their late
enemies The descent into the valley o. the Lake OF Gar