The New York herald., 1866-01-29

they are preparing the passports for these two nunoreo
interesting and siable workmen, these same workmen
one fine morning take TO the fields after deceivng the
poncal guard preferng the silence OF their woods ana
mountains the excitement and chances OF their lives az
brgands to the pleasures and fascnatons OF great CIVIL
iZed ctiesl
Although the news Of the immediate publication Of
provincial statute for venea by Austria has been areaay
several times announced without ever ayowng us oo
ect think am right foretelling that the report VIII
spread itself again. and this time In manner that can oe
understood am assured that for the first days OF the
army the Austrian government will promulgato thc
announced constitution, and that In short time aiter
they will order the election for the new Venetian Diet
Another correspondent writes to me from Vienna that
the Austrian Minister Of Justice has demanded from the
Venetian courts furnish him with return OF the arrests
and mprisonments for political offences which bave been
decrced since 1859 up to this day This would lead 10
the belief that the Emperor Francis Joseph has inc IA,
tenti0n Of prOcaimng general amnesty simultaneously
with the constitutional statute the title OF which Is Ihe
Italians to the venetians, for the New Yearll.
They say that the monks OF the convent OF St iAzo
have handed to the papa authorities the famous
brgand Cccone II may be true but 1t Is better not 70
be too sure Of this, In case Of mistake.
The Eiorcnne Journals inform US that the queen OF
Portugal before leaving, sent TO Mile Adelna Pafti
neckot OF gold and pearls Of great value also bracelet
from which suspended beautiful golden medallion;
surrounded by diamonds. It is, from what hear
royal gift which docs much honor to the fair canatrce
daughter Of the house Of Savoy uphods the traditional
generosity and muMfcenee Of Yer ancestora
Cholera HospsI Of Sana Maria de- Tole young
Giuseppe do Anna presented himself boldly 70 the King
and with eloqiehce and sense above his ago. OK
planned in few words to his Majesty, his poston-that
vs. that be had lost his parents who were victims OF the
cholea that he was alone, orphan, abandoned poor
without help and Of an age yet 700 tender to DC aos 70
King TO give him the means OF living and becoming, by
industry, an honest man. The King listened with kind
by his msforuncs and Interested by his spirit and his
courage. The King told him he would not forget and
the syndc OF Naples has Sust received ntimation that
by order of the King the young De Anna would be placed
In military college, and that his pension would DO de-
frayed out Of the Kings private purse
Tho ultra clerical party In Rome highly dsapprove OF
the energetic measures adopted by General Kanzer,
Papal War Minister against tho brigands. They com
plain that in consequence OF the persistence OF the ex
Court OF Naples they will be constrained to dismiss
him. and ii is stated that his already named
in the person Of General Courten, who commanded in
1850 the TA elfh Swiss regiment so basey organized
that ELECTED remarks from General Lamoreiere
IA his report tho campaign in Umbria and the
Marches General Courten 's put htte esteemed as q
because he errant Jesuit given body and soul
to the priestsa true sycophant OF st. Lege; as SOL
dieI, because he has military experience and shows
unreasonable rgor towards his interiors.
Turin has lost her capital, her court and her minis
ters, she gains every day some counting ho some in
dusria and financial societies Besides the Society for
the Colonization of Venezuela there has just been estab
ished the New Hevec Bank--an excellent institution
of depost-with million OF capital which can be aug
mented to ten This banking society has for its prn
cipal object the extension OF and industry
and will lend upon mortgage. 1t will be great benefit
TO funded property which at present Is enormously de-
preciated in Italy.
Al Naples the cholera has Disappeared society Is
turning The San Carlo theatre has opened with Meyer
beers Prphfe and magnificent ballet Balls arc given;
and II is said that the coming carnival will he brilliant
a1air. NJ Mari, the President Of the Chamber, newly
elected, belongs to ancient family OF the middle
classes IN Ieghorn He took part in lS4s in the Tuscan
Parliament ard in 1859 and 1860 in the Tuscan consttu
ton which afterwards transformed itself INTO the Tuscan
Parliament which convoked 10 confirm the plebiscte
and afterwards In the Italian Parliament, OF which he Is
still member He has just formed a society OF bank
at Turin, with capital Of four Millions to undertake
tho operations of landed credit In the provinces Of Leg
horn Subalnes and IN the OK duchies OF Modcna Par
ma, Plasance and Guorstale
The Austrian General Benedck has lately arrived In
verond and taken the command Of the Austrian army
Italy He called together all the general officers resident
Verona and without directly speaking Of any person.
he made vague and confused speech, In VIII ch, how
ever, dominated, and In which he several times
said they should prepare themselves for events Of
great importance There Is amongst others . signid-
cant point In which II is said that the Austrian
government pro0ing by the forced calm which events
N.Y. but sich on will not in any way compromise the
safety OF the empire of the Hapsburgs To this s added
that the times arc dark and stormy that the tempest
rble Is the the favorable time will come; that
the political ha is and the thunder Of will carry with
them the solution Of tho most ortrous and dfcut pub
lie questions; and that In the omng storm which will
soon envelope Italy and Austria every will do his
duty as he has sworn TO do.
From Rome there is letter stating that the young and
beautiful daughter OF Colonel Gaett Of that city, actu
ally in the service Of the Isn nation, going marry
the younger OF the Duchess OF Cassaro II Is said
that the Prince OF LAvvano, father OF tho bridegroom,
the occasion OF this marriage wished 10 yield him
titles ne pO9sCS360, tu0t thnt he
has already asked OF the government authority dycst
himself OF o rnarQuisate.
M Iayard Of the English Foreign Once has Jus, Iefs
Florence, whero he has been staying for the last three
months to london, TO his Official duties
recalled by Earl Russell under the grave circumstances
in which England nnds herself =, this moment
ands has Just arrived they tell me- al Rome In company
Of Colonel 0zzcrnes and Of Major Es Of the Ponncai
gendpmie II appears that this chief OF bugsnds has
told 10 persons of high position with whom he has been
in communication with the design Of nndng means of
breaking up the bands Of bgands who ncst and deso
late, not only the Neapotan provinces which lie along
the frontier but also probably the Roman provinces
which join those OF Nspos, that was impossible TO dis
solve the bands more OF ess loyal OF snds because
all their Chiefs In Of too measures being
adopted, decided 10 produce and publish IN the
papers the breyet that had been accorded TO them by
the ex King OF Naples Fmncis H. aud the correspond
they lately had with NJ de kerode Cardinals
Atcr and Barnsbo and the brothers OF Cardinal Anto
and demonstraiivc manner the secrets, verbal
and written, which had been connded 70 sew
sa bs"Rd Rae chiefs ss1 N t sxe p when they
when hunted by the bayones and balls OF the Italian
bersagier This narrow logic Of the brieands to
have persuaded the Papa that Il 10 Of
necessity to with these young gentlemen rob-
befs, aud 10 confirm and follow out The game com-
menccd BY making war ios iun, sane which can only
brave like General Iaschett and 10 throw into despair
the Roman provinces OF yelcsIr and Frosnon by yield
Ing them up 20 these criminals and robbers II IA the
et rnsl policy, cowsrdy, false, fcanu Interested sell
sh aud savage, Of the priests They tell ine however
that the Papal government has strongly recommended
this chief not 10 make raids la the vicinity OF "a Ltge
adding that there many other fields In which Cha
brands could exercise their vaor that quite them
excellent house 10 be buii and that good
coyld be obtained good hostages aktn, good farms 10 be
destroyed aud depopualcd, good country 10 burn aud
good Inhabitants 10 be killed
Notwithstanding, all sides, In tho journals, the
club the cafes and at the conyerazones hears
fnonastcrcs are 70 be suppressed; nj Genoa they
Iue 70 rece nuns and consecfse victims u grief aud
~ despair Only some days since the daughter Of the
Chcvsler Gseano, formerly counsellor Of the Cour of
Appeals of Genoa, has taken the veil a s convent Of
Turquus
The priest g., known ior his inirgnss sct his eye
on the large fortune VI Mt n p. The fortune
reached nearly million, and The father had only
daughter his sole aud natural heess The priest having
been accepted the eonfossor of the said Young lsdy
knew well how 10 turn her mind and dry sor heart
that she decided W take W the religion notwithstanding
the prayers and despair Of her lier She persisted,
took the vell and some time after her father died.
After year OF trial ana Of suffering she died, aud
left all her hne fortune TO the Ali there IA
pretty turn for priest What yo1 and 10 think