The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-04
AUSTRIA.

Tclegraphs, Extension and Receipis-Riots in
Trieste and Plan Of Municipal Secession.
The Debone OF Vienna publishes report of M.
Many, Director Of the Austrian telegraphs from
which it appears that the extent of the latter in the
Cislethan countries is 1913 German miles, with
4,617 miles OF wire besides 1883 miles of lines used
for railway Signals In the Of 1867 seventeen
new offices and forty-six auxiliary stations were
opened and, in all, 1858 were at work at the end OF
the year. Those in Hungary are 1876 in number. In
june 1867, a treaty was concluded with Turkey and
in September five others with Switzerland in virtue
OF which great portion Of the English correspon-
dence with India has been diverted to the Austrian
lines In the year 1857 22l7,929 dispatches were
sent OF from the Cslethan offices, producing re-
cept OF 1,5I2922 nOrins. The whole revenue Of the
teegaphs for that year was 900 forms and the
expense :, 200, 900.
communication from Trieste In La france Of
Paris has the folowing:--The party which is work
ing for a complete INFLAMMATION and an eventual
separation OF the town from Austria knows very
we'll that the moment Is not yet come to throw aside
the mask; Professionally 1t only wishes TO obtain
what is possible, and particularly the concessions
which VIII lead towards its ultimate OBJECT These
are:-The transformation OF the German College into
an Italian one; the disarmament OF the territorial
SavOnc militia and the dissolution OF the military
police, TO be replaced 10y municipal guard. The
first OF these measures would give the final blow
the German element here. The second would de-
prive the State of vigorous support and ALLEVIATE
from 1t a population which forms on the coast
powerful cOune1pOse to the Italian tendencies, at
the same time as tins people would be more accessl-
bic to prOpagandlsnl, either Italian or Pansavist.
Finally, the third It en- would place the powers OF
the police in the hands OF the municipality where
already the influence OF the italian element sup
ported by the public OF the tribunes is great that
the councillors of the Austrian party hardly dare to
appear at the public sittings.
Disturbances continue all over Trieste. On The
14h OF July numerous assemblages were formed; the
director Of police Kraus had his hat broken and
obliged to draw his sword TO free himself from the
crowd which menaced him. rumOr OF The resigna
ton OF Baron de Bach having spread, the town was
suddenly Illuminated. The windows OF the Bishops
Ia
well as those OF merchant who several times refused
to do as other people did. One OF the territorial
guard was wounded in row and carried 10 the hos
pftal. The same night numbers Of peasants were
seen entering the place armed with guns young
man was killed the previous day near tho Cafe Fer
rar MOrtuary notices were placarded all the
walls inviting the population to pay the deceased the
last hOnOrs. An unknown hand wrote at the bottom
OF the posters, Vefidetta The police did not appear
uneasy at these threatening symptoms. The funeral
took place and an Immense crowd was present. but
no disorder occurred.