The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-11

parA Tho drst OF their pious abors was the
postory OF the public ahvos and the plumber they first
hit upon the documents pertaining the dominion
Of the venetians over Daimatia
II Sgnore Bartolo Cescstta Professor OF Photography
having charge or these and kindred documens was i'm
prudent enough 10 express tho opinion that as those
documents belonged to the city and not the general
government they should be left where they were This
assertion rcfuted tho part Of the government by
quietly placing him under arrest for high treason, and
sending hun of 10 Lubama beyond Tricst; after which
its appointed agents went on with their work.
After choosing. packing up and packing Off what they
worth the trouble from the archives they went
the Marcan library and chose herefrom some Of the
finest illuminated parchments volumes and paint.
nss II Ia said the celebrated Griman Breviary 10
among the volumes removed.
TIE nrSRIAL pGars.
They have somo show Of right In taking away OF
the furniture from the Royal Palace much Of IL was
purchased from the private funds OF members of the
House Of Hapsburg but not 50 for the removal Of
of the finest works Of Paul veronese Cinabue Titan
and Albert Durer which had long been the property Of
the republic But tho loss the Venetians most to
regret is that Of the original manuscripts Of the
pertaining TO trouble in regard to the temporal
rights OF the Pope OF Rome tho republic OF Venice
regard To their Jurisdiction the city and crcuma
During part Of tho controversy between tho Court OF
Rome and the Venetian Senate the Friar Paul Sarpi.
ton to the pretensons OF the Ronanss. Hts suble,y
IN argument, cOnoined TO his pungcnt STYLE rendered
him inolerant 70 tnem NO. beng equal 60 him N the
viliacaion gong so far as TO accuse him OF being
Protestant which at that time about 1908, Was reputa
ton dangerous 70 man az that cf being abotnnst
would have been few years In certain states OF
free and enlightened republic As this did not have the
desired effect they tried assassination. Walking out
one evening with couple OF friends they we're at
tackled BY FIVE braves As che braves not paid tn
kin his friends they merely frightened them away by
Nrf 0nR nta nf arnu ua They han All
to the business oil the evening" inaictng three tutne
stilett0 wonds two in the neck and entering the
and coming out from the cheek the This
sst wound cost the bravo his stietto The bones
through which It passed adhered 80 close to it that
Az for sarp, he lived long enough to have the same
thing attempted him again several times and this
despite his being under the formal protection OF the
Besides the abstraction Of Frar Sarpfs works
there lost couple OF boxes Of other valuable
scripts, which were dropped into the mole by some
clumsy Croats whlc during the darkness OF midnight
trying transfer them from the lighter Into the steamer
for Trieste.
Last Wednesday. 18th August in conformity with
previous nOtico from the Consul General of France
Venice the fa'c OF tho Emperor Napoleon III flor tho
birth Of the first Napoleon ceebrated In ~ Denim
at OF the churches hero AZ they order these
things better in France viii refer your readers to the
leer Of your Paris correspondents or animated descrlp
tons OF the same anniversary In that capital
AUSTRIAN
Bat tho report or the sG Of tho Emperor Francis
Joseph celebrated here to-day perhaps for tho last e
suppose must devoive upon me. The morning was
propit!ouS, we bad an Italian SKY, which ~ not such
regular thing here the untravelIed reader manes
Tho Piazza san Marco was gay With banners and stream
eTs the few vessels in the MOLE but not lively
or overc DIVIDED with people The Cathedral of st. Mark
full the Law and Official etiquette required
this occasion Tho requisite number OF the military aud
mar no. together with delegations or those under pay
in pension. IN civil employ there.
tho COnsus OF the diverse nationaes represented In
Venice.
OF the Independent. general public there very
few. SO thore was no suf0cating trampng under fot
h0isng OF ones legs there OF tho military officers
present those WHO fixed my attention the most were
lthe and active appearing good proportion OF them
unntegent ia expression, but many Of them tn that
type III feature generally associates with puglis.s
low projecting forehead, sankng eyes, moi 10 ts
smashed Halter Do;e lpess mouth prominent chin,
all Indicative oil animal courage and tenRcity Just
the tyne Of tho good and useful soders they After
tho religious ceremonies which can't stop describe.
were o.er.
Tho Military Governor Copsu,s aud Austrian officials
directed their stops from the church 10 the opposite
OF the Pazxeta hst part Of the piazza facing the mole
20 review the marching of select body OF the troops
garrisoned herc--Groats, Of course.
The sight Of these evoutions only confirmed Tire
opinion had already and previously formed Of the Aus
TRAN sodery In regard the perfection Of their drill
there bong apparent sympathy In their evotons
we'll as unity. After them came tho marine forces.
whcse marching also Good but with that ireprcssi
BILE roll in the gait VIII CHI s userarabc from sailors
After this there formal reception s6f the tonsus
BY The Governor Alsmann, who this occasion took
the opportunity afforded by the presence cf Consul
u make tho amende honorable for his lack Of Official
courtesy 70 the commander Of tho Tconderoza his In
tervew with him. also for his negectag to return bis
vsit