New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07


diers." .
So exclaimed an Italian In my hearing just now, en-
Enthusiastically swinging his arms and rapidly passing up
and down the long drawingroom floor The mans his
tory is romance The scion Of an aristocrstc family
whose sat the dHca throne and in the
Pspal chair in the fifteenth and sixteenth centunes-he
masses every DAY. on Piazza d San Marco, equestrian
statue of one of his ancestors proud thoy and In
the deepest poverty His history is similar TO that OF
many Venetian mobiles. His enthusiasm is common TO all
Italians Yesterday, the National Guard paraded on
one of the Campo and the calesone can hardly
call them streets-lcading from il almost canoPed
with Gags tcoors in every imaginable device, and dis
nlays Of the italian arms. crowds everywhere. As
stood mon one Of the bridges, my gondoer eibowed
past me- very much after the manner OF democTatlc
country and swinging his cap, led shout OF viva
title that gave vent to the full hearts Of the almost
VERY different is that "Guardo Rationale" to-day from
the body of few who met by stealth nightly TO dI
in the hall Of of the old deserted palaces very az
ferent he feelings to-day from those OF the night there
appeared in their midst the chief agent OF tho Austrian P0
cc and proceeding take down from their replies 10 MS
questioning their names individually their numbers anu
the length of time the organization had existed ana nhn
leaving them with cool amuse yourselves, gentlemeh
But no harm followed though the police waited outside
nightly afterward osensiby to prevent dsrpance Nneh
thew broke up Possibly they might not have recognized
this as their whole duty had the war eventuaed othewse
than IL has Tho rstSgTssve movement on the part OF
the Guarde Rationale, after that CT eAsuhB Nv u WIS
to arm themselves with wooden guns bnt Ior ths they
asked ard secured permission from the Milita GoYerDo
Baron Alemsnn Afmwsrd real guns were substituted,
and gradually they displaced the ponG &c. Soa
yid1g duty with them, finally assuming the wnoie,
as far as citizens concerned, a Few AIst1sns
still patrong to prevent any disturbance on the part
Of the Austrian soldiers. For new an organization
bev ncrorm their duties WELL though at first Alemann
was Obliged TO leave his bed one night 70 inspire them
with courage dispcrse noisy crowd VINO wore maklng
night hdeous with their reyes NOW even the rights OF
the bovs-rrepressiben Venice as in most places, are
duly maintained. One Of these boys loudly expressing IN
song his opinion Of the capacities and perfection OF Tar
bad and at the tmo taking care to keep IN close
proximity to an Austrian officer received curt admoni.
ton TO shut up accompanied by box on the ear but
the boy speedily confirmed In his ideas OF Tree speech
by the prompt arrest Of the officer by the Guarde One
loves 20 see all these-young men-most OF them are,
doing arluous and scfmposed in the first instance duty
for the love Of county, but one who remarks now proudly
thew bear themselves and how evidently they are pleased
with the situation can scarcely fOrbear asking Will they
be content to do this always Al the option oil KING on
their first pubcappearance they reeeveda perfect oVaon
and they are still everywhere met BY tokens OF respect ana
admiration. Certainly thore is strong Republican party
in Venice and whether the memory OF prde ana ecat OF
their present position shall not mnglo in some way win
fanciul dreams Republic in the minds OF lmpulsiVe
and exctablc young men rcmains 10 be seem
When the var was announced the Venetians CON-
menced their preparations for the ietes oi snlcn sne
peope are now gathering secretly yet confidently One
family of my acquaintance In the night upon recey-
ing an animation that the police coming for the hags
they were preparing sewsa sn uP "a, In b not sonSS
Even the Austrian Princess Clara had her house searched
and tho Italian flag taken away but as the Pooo ei'
With H. she stepped into her gOndoa and carried her COM
plant 10 Alcuann. GLOW could you, an Austrian = he
demonstrated cit fancy, returned tho obdurate
Princess lie gave the desired order under certain con-
dtons: and when the lady returned she found message
from the police awaiting her. 10 tho effect that the nag
was AZ her DISPOSAL 81 not the servant OF the police
was tho triumphant rejonderi they took II aEay-
day there was touching scene in the "Cana-
reggie" that portion OF the city where
the poorest people, principally fishermen, i've Three
hundred Italian soldiers landed quietly but the populaco
could not so receive them. All who had been able TO
obtain flags displayed them and many who had not made
All could shout. viva Italsw 1--WE Yttoria Eman-
uelel And while they filled the air with their cries,
poor women with babes in ono arm threw the other
round the necks Of the soldiers and even kissed the ON
GERS weeping and crying We will live upon poleHtd
and garle-only let be Italian II state that poiertd
is corn-mca mush pudding made thick, nodded into
large balls often only hafcoOked fuel Is dear aud
cut slices with string perhaps this extent OF Pa'not-
ism will DO better appreciated by your readers
During the last few days the dropping OF petards has
been quite feature OF the present state OF
Venice These pctards are paper shells bed with pow
der which falling burst with loud report much TO the
amusement Of party. and tho CONSERVATION OF The
other They thrown into the couryAds and shops OF
persons suspected OF Austrian sympsthieS and often
oason considerable damage In small way some trades
men have been obliged TO close their shops on TINS &C
count The Patriarch particularly obnoxious on account
of having commanded prayers for Austrian success, has
suffered considerable inconvenience from these shells
dian shirts, are very numerous though without doubt
mary of the wearers well entitled 70 them, by many
brave struggle and hard fought battle. Sti II report DO
true the costume being easily assumed has been made
use Of BY ght-fngered persons disguise % this ac
count Count Ymercau has presented request that no
person DO allowed 90 wear IT, notwithstanding which many
persons 60 about in H. whose presence often occasion
cries and "Evvas; indeed the whole population are In
such state OF excitement that the slightest occasion for
an outburst il sezed upon and is 10 them Godsend.
Shall we for moment look the other side-there are
always two Shall Try TO see whatever there may have
been of good in the department OF the sad and humbed
men from over the sea- who for the last few days have
been as quietly Withdrawing es the people would allow
and without any hostile demonstration on their part The
last Of them go tonight at ~ O'clock and Gen. Aemann
follows tomorrow. Shall say how desoryedy and uni
versaly popular the Governor has been individual
with his enemies Shall say how soical the Austrian
soldiers have been in the midst of the gossest nsnbos
and ard even women following them hooting at and
tauntng them: bestoging prouseiy oaths ana epthes
upon them, they pass up and down on Their beats ~
Is impossible 20 see II without admiration; grave ana
sad as their faces certainly but Of their extreme for
bearance aud entire secontrol and almost hutess dlsc
pine the Italians ought willingly 70 testify Only these
qualities their part combined with the most 1udclous
management by the Governor have prevented scenes OF ot
and boodshed. As specimen Of their forbearance let
me mention that took place Grand Canal AS
Gen Mornings gondola was passing under me bndge,
To this the General roped-as the signing OF the
treaty of peace justified him In doingcand WIN
marked courtesy, Viva Vittoria Emannele
But when he comes you dogs must run' reloned the
individual the bridge turning away TO boast Of having
thus insulted the General. RevertiDg again 10 the
idea that the destiny Of Venetia and Italy may
not even yet be settled for all future time,
quite clear that the Of old leaders and old
raying cries not entirely forgotten. Al the re-
hearsal Of tho band Of the National Guard IN the
theater "ccmpoy" few evenings SINCE the rehearsal
attended by large audience and OF course became
the occasion Of demonstration. Flags were displayed
the stage and from many Of the boxes and the tune
loving VeDetans accompanied the music with hands and
feet. Then came eviyas-"V Viva Vttois Emanuee,"
viva Garibaldip viva Ricasoi - and-aas for human
HcDuDlcA Iennaua,
Mazzinl ~ Sl tho universally Of the present desire
Of the unity Of Italy under constitutional king for
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