, 1870-02-13
DNnlcl mAnlp.


On The evening Of the 5lst OF March, 1853, tha
entire Population Of Venice gathered along The
Grand Canal, ct the Windows Of the palaces, The
holels, On all lha open courts while The Mola. the
Pia1etta, and the Piazza OF 5. Markv were dense1y
tined with human beings Since the d,y O. tne
reception Of Victor Emarues. few years before,
there had been no such gathering In the noble.
stately, lazy old city. Ever since the release from
Austrian dominion the Provincial Council had
c,Auored for the return Of all .e uaIulun OF ore
Of the bett Hen The revolutionary times Of 1913
nad produced. Various reasons. political aud othet-
Wise, hAd delayed the opportunity TO do honor 10
The Hen11J OF the c.t!Zer. who, AZ Proy,sora.
GoFs'Eor, bad held the city against the enemy
Tor eighteen months, and bis rena.us together
with those Of hts wife and daughter, were now to
be inferred BY The side OF the psoudes: aftsoc.ns4
OF the g1eatett days Of Venice, In the Church OF
ST. Marks. lie Who had 1el as fugitive iroa
AuLIisn Vengeance, Returned nov with ponp
only witnessed in the old times upon the h11!N
Of Doge. lie had Dot uved to see
The organization, imperfect though II be,
still great advance. Of = united Italy. He dlei
poor and obscure, simple teacher or bis native
tongue IN France. The nouldertug remains we're
nov cent nack, escorted ty membets Of the Corps
Legtslntu, by the Government OF France, were
receiScd on the boundary by the Government Of
Italy. and from ali pnIt1 OF the klngeorn the
reyoluroaAta Of 1s4s had gathered to 10 honor to
the t1susf,nrs ,sasd
For Days, woEkmen had been building and
decorating the Elk or eight baIges nooted under
r1e niaso; great slycred lions marked the eofrera
o! the dafs upon each barge destined to convey
and IN arrnm1nnd,tr the ren,etcrt,,t-as ~ ~
governments. French and 1raii,n tha pnoe,,c.oI
Deputies and M1he ,l,ns,rons mrmh.rs A. ths
Provincial Government OF 1s4s49," as the pro-
gtaMnc, Iktued By the Ffefect Tofetl rcatis In
ronndeL rer1od. rvotarue. wa,e nra,s1o1 IN
tne 1n,,s,c,ars rto h.d ,,,en ,,se,,.,ra .hsGss
a.+ 1nr.1.I Sca,r,us ~ ~ -. G..n.s 49, s'auu ~.
n.u,n woe,se- st ~. ~, 49,. ~, .'..,. ~ ~ ~
,srnh,,e hnrsn, hsr n,ra.,,, -. 49,. % a.s,sn. ~.
.nnounced' AND n ,rntn ,hs s,-snrs h-,1,.n,
sasr+ee,. -s,,.ot ~ h.es h. ,,sn,n~ =. ~ 49, ny
.,c1,cs NJ ,hr .rnnccnt dsn,.1 ., ven,ca =, J =.
nn,my aavs N' ASe t4 '|7
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oH a. A"a'' ANa ~ Nso
u.sus Sneu Mann ~ iEu1 ~ n.H ms'u eseo.'eo itoa
'ne uslus ~ spe euuIcn .. cam AaesaH1
o.apeu Wv o.aeN se'acS Ala aaees taees tp"eo
o5 konoone1a oteaseo N aunuofnol toe same
ma.e,ni, ueae nialnnt " q nost OF lorenes1 hela
hsoat oy toe NAao1al ouasos, Tue ohtgea Gaze
slo"lS DOWN tne Grand cdua, With not sonnd
saFc the iFat Hpp!e OF tue water, and the low,
solemn hotea OF inc etanoest lnne1al dtfge, TIE
la'ets Sc p1aeAnes4 o. tue ngnt' aaded 10 Tue wesd
SrecLacle huo Tue plolouno sHeaco OF the iuuense
WolHtuQet sIo"eu 10" lne s2scePlale 1Iauan
nalure *s lnpretsed " IL .... .....
Tre man TO whom euch UNUSUAL honor was pad
had been plain lawyer previous to tho Icyo:u.
uouarJ tines which nAte him famous- Already,
before the outbreak OF the 22d March, 1s4s, be
had been throHn Into prison, together with Tom
unaseo, a popular writer, Tor his presuup.
uon In presenting q petition setting
forth certain geieynuces OF the people,
ltut 1t Was nore than tha Austrian
Goyernment dared 70 retsIn ther, In con{lnr
rrenI tn,nntt arosn emoc1 tna nnon,s. ,bt :
s4nrrnsd trn Cnrernnr.. tasSenca ~ - ~.
.sna..,,oa =. s,,o.r..ss 1saAs .s1 auu ne .ea
| coupeHeo 70 fe1ease tae p1lsoneEA IA snc mesc'
,n,.or ~ r,-,s ~ ,nn w. ~ H,.,.n a, ~. na.
~ ,a.4,or ~ ,na r,,,,, ,,".s 49,. .ns,.as ~
,sspus w =, 80 ta',oa,o so sapsusu .as
n-s.,.,s,t -, ~ ,,,ns,r. 49, naa 1880. 49,
",s.,,n 1ss,.,a. - .NH. s.oIns - 1.ss4 ~
n.o-,.,,rs, c.vo.a,an,1, y.,,.a 80 -, y , w.
.ts,a NJ tIoctsa. 1rnIn mia limo F,nr, 1r1a
1ssa. 70 Inc cua O, Ja,y n wa Iuriou,1x ho.n
! baYd.d ARD nnary after holding the fovn .cn,n.
me enemy Tor eichteen moan. MANN ",
Obliged 10 surrender on the sotn Of August d
left the CITY and the toundarie1 OF the Ousdrt1a,
ersl before the Aus!rtaua took POSSESSION c
Venice. and ned 10 france. he had made fayo.s
,, , bis terEs for tue volunteers, thu ci1zens, al
himself before be sa1rcnccyed The Republica,
troops were allowed 10 Withdraw, a general an
re.,y for the citizen soldIesy was PROMISED. an
thc Austrtan Commissioner insisted that rorty n
the pf4nc1pal 1cvoluiion,ssa tamone them Mau,n
atoutd NJ once leave the city. so Venice fell az
into TIC power Of her hated coaqueror,
In Paris AahIn earned scanty livelihood. AM