Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

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lsule fsFli % ths isnss q me hase. n "hi'h
,pida VA lot sywssis Of 5000 killed and Eftnea
ever 0o0 Ausu.a J. ss.la ds'saiei aad NaIs'
,or a, ,ht Assd ~ u lispoti9as ana arufupdif
sxsl,oi sray is,y seea " ts,tug ureu &c oricnsl
soh ef .hs usrnauls cunisivfs,loh. Atrrla. Dc
.s,odlEsni u the vague usdlis'. aud ,Aso'is, ei
Inc lat eighteen centuries with lpprsor o. heF
,hrsps el.iaing 70 bo the legitimate dfscsndar' q
The tsossrs. the luhsrtG " ihs aNrs Of cchstaH'
tine, aud Of the Iron Crown, aud' hsrei. nov slpui
to te vanqushe1--d driven Ike "a iunadsr ft'm Aef
Italian posses slons, and he place therein aiisd VIII
ludsosn, haste an Italian prince. with N army,
'ha most lmposllg tlat Europe h's peihAN ever
seen she has ica, In the ssy ensei 'hs prestige OF
success, and will be stripped " Der important States
Of Northern Iialy, snd her grand army rsrefw a.
p.rb.rsr aud ne Gsrmanic hosia hci before the
unltsd and combined demcsrnoies o. Milan and
Fl5renoa Her hope, iasy 10 placed IN the pride OF
tis,rasuc aEaonaliy when her coil ia invoded
.hs T. President Of the Confederation, anil her ru
Ing Slesoer, Is German, because hen great nobll.S
who In reality iale the empire, belongIio the leu
,o,lo race Bat she may be 50 eripplgi By hes, sr.,
engagements and may give sigas ~ luirriority ,
apnistnlsabe, that the Friendly. powers of Europe
may withdraw from her any sEeresslou 0, sympathy
before Prussia eau arm aalIfnohilize her army.
what has produced Isis war. what has aroused The
natioas Of Europe 70 ouch courage and Wholesale
sleughwrl The liScftes suSsssei according 10 toe
prepOssessop. snd prudioesO o. those who attempt to
give an euelisuon. |, may safely be said thst th'
Of hc war 10 TO be mainly attributed 20 the ar
dent desire ~ the ltaliaus for natouh Independence
and secon9iy, the wAnts neoesstisb ani ambition o.
tho Bonspartc family, and Of the royal hruss "
Sardinia The two latter had nsrt sdy resolved upon
the war; aud wore skilfly using lbs arts OF diplo
macy 70 gain time, when Ausril - ing IL ut'iia-
bic. ,nsds tn attack, and inflicted a war, which, 3
isy, has p ives sastrons to Ter wha,e' tamsy be
tho psrsoaal impulses thst urged Napoleon to engae'
In This war, h. presents himself Ia the parRdoxical
position OF achieving the independence OF Italy MIN
self dospot over his owu subjects. The renown Of
the lr6, Gapocon The desire of establishing the Ma
poleoc dynasty upon the throne CT France, and Tie
estrp,:on Of his family influence, are oil OF work In
the heart Of tho willy EMPEROR. The Eing OF sar-
dina il possessed If moseieodsble ambition than
NapO!eon-fcr his counhyneu are enslAycd unaer
| the h.ird Austrian yoke and be stands forth N
| their pbampon, for the liberation Of Italy.
The signs Of tina times indcste very plainly that
the Aussn army cannot stand before that Of France
Such AFRO our impressions from the campaigns q tbe
rst Nepo,eon as well the short enc Of the present
Emperor Austria, alone and unsupported, must
necessarily be dismcmbered and reduced to third
rate power, and the houzs Of Hspsburg fall before
| the starof Napoleon