The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-04

vrstches Lhave described who for puriosss = sheiy
own lad put on The red shirt Twenty seven ar
rest o. -Sa , ssppsa Or mansc Whine :ss
lcny and the Caiabrias three hundred N nUunbes on
sred cy priest Of Cotronc scoched al Coru The 4h
gAolso f'"Yca Ia Greria and under the windows Of
see Austrian Consul Abassof In Of prolonged
itself so admirable Is from various causes ifaught win
sanger 70 the country Arrests, Ia almost unnecessary
say, continue 70 be made on large scale, and 70
Muey distant localities. Some persons have been ar
rested IN house Pozz1oi, where uniforms,
sny were found after the pattern OF the old Bourbon
infantry; buttons with e lily and ARDS were seized 1t
abe same time
Az st sebassno, commune at the foot Of Mount We
sovis, The eare and the captain Of the National Guard
were arrested last week charged wish compIicty with
tne organd chief Rlore, now in Rome
AT Gragnano, casteamare the vicar guardian
similar tate which npended others OF tho order
who bad lied AZ Mano, near Naples, an exjudge, the
oure, and medical man have been arrested, have
been also two aceus OF tho old Bourbon police in Tore
dol Greco and Naples. cite these eases show the
variety Of those who have made themselves obnoxious
70 the law Among them priests and monks predomi-
nate their efforts have been directed principally
the Italian Parliament has by sweeping measure
suppressed all monStercs . measure which, alas in
Casino.
Venice as IL IL.
lNehoe ihy I41 correspondence Of London Telegraph
when say that there Is nobody in Venice you win
once understand that speaking relatively Just as
on the Derby day. nobody Washington in the legisa
ave recess, nobody at Brighton IN July So .
wish 10 bu S qesb .s ana ~ rose me Aas,rass
Their own soldiers iaborefs Most OF the little
and csllnes which The life and hustle Of popuious
cy call forth lie dormant There should be
four thousand xondoas in Venice bnt the rondolers
suoh az are leftfor the strongest have been forced
into The Austrian ariny-hnvo become sickened
With waiting hour after hour and day after Gay
or Aee that never came and have gone home in sheer
obtain well appointed gondoa Most Of the boats are
Ad up high and dry, for OF custom, and rot
ng ~ ,hs sun The Austrian military and civil fnnc
nonarles nave their own boats rowed by German SOL
diere and policemen, whose clumsy management OF their
sars affords much erriment 10 the unemployed
venetians fancy that II the day OF deverance
comes, not few of these amateur Condo
hers will be Drained in the first fever Of
excitement by the professionals. The anything
but 'joliy young Waterman who was first
oars with us Sunday night told that he had not had
fare for four days He made no attempt to sxtort so
much as an extra soido; but when gave him double
iare as btlaG he nearly burst into txTs, and
companions; and dare say treated them all royalty, to
fhe extent OF at least three pence Many PAGES had we
walked away from the Mole, those flags which
no many thousands OF footsteps and for many hun
sreds OF years had they been odden but could still
near the gondoicrs voice al the waersde shouting out
thanks and entreatng US for the love of the Virgin
when we next wanted beat to ask for Bora which
was his name
There is not single place Of Amusement LEFT open In
Venice The stately opera house 81 the Fenice you
know ful well has been closed for years This theatre
belongs 10 company and their shareholders mostly
Venetian noblemen. The government made this spring
strenuous Efforts TO induce the proprietary
house during the carnival, or ~ least during the coming
winter They offered handsome subventioD,
much as thirty thousand forms, u is said But
the committee OF proprietors moodily refused TO
throw open the doors OF an establishment whose
hdji,ues would he mainly Austrian officers. This
IN April 10 happened curiouEly, al the end Of Nav
when the war rnmor6 grew rife and the advent
or Gabad began TO be whispered about that the noble
proprieors OF the fenioe, acfuated perhaps by dim
hope that II might be possible 10 open in the winter
without the patronage OF the austrian officers, called
sweeping and garnishing the grand old theatre The
Cavaliers foggenburg was IN terrible rage THIS time
10 was the government that put veto the resuscita
zion Of the FENCE The shareholders were sharply
prmanded for their obstnacy and ngrattude and the
artists and decorators sent the right about and
the FENCE is closely boted and barred than
believe that this very the Fence will ne vide
open as stonehenge, and without any wbeco2ts in the
stalls
When was here in April there was capital dramatic
company at the San Benedetto very large and hsnd
house, while ballots and -audeviles drew crowded
audiences every night at the Teatro kabran Both these
houses are now closed Even the dro little Manonette
theatre at san NOISE has gin out" There IL only
nobody in Venice, but nothing for anybody 70 do am
disposed To wall more the OF play house
managers than over those OF nnkeeps but here again
u is Aha sssnsa ,sfsos 1.-The scna OF obscure vitality
that suffers. Scene shftcrs and ooryphees, hdders
and candle snuGsrs, supernumeraries. check takers
these ugly obscene and groyelng creatures have
avoided the habit Of marrying and begeting childrep
and feeling the pangs Of hunger at least every
twenty -four hours The preudices OF society will not
permit them 10 20 naked They must eat and drink and
have wherewitha to cover themselves; and how are
they 10 exist when their Of existence taken
away BY the goodness Of God there plenty CT fish
% be got out OF the ago0ns and OF the Lido
locked out victims Of the crisis go fishing for Their
daily dinners surely this state Of things last.
Surely u must he the beginning OF the end.