New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

Vas distributed between ;ho German Oh" .ee.,a,
dr.. but an I,shan regime n. gh ch was WIN tne'yiP
r.criysd 10 rstions although The soldiers hsa rad
no.hing 10 ca, for the Is. trenty-sif houis 10
people, seeing the, prepared some po!eHta u, tton,
bu: were prevented from giving II by ,he a.',e 80
eu,hori,iss Ii this IS true, .he Austrans hus' ha'J
been undeceived a. their rs; mpressi'n VIE reSau
20 re italian troops which in their army 49,.
In spi,e ofihe concentration Of the Austr ans on ,us
side Of the Chiese esD scarcely believe 'hey VIII =
,ou.ly ,ry 10 defend thai line, with the nver 10 tn-i5
rear They may, perhaps DO something oi me huu
behind the Cbiese So the eit o,nk OF Il on ootu
ef he town Of Moptecbiaro s skrted by NE OF oN
hils which forms the mr.. OF successor oi POSITIONS
in he dire,.op of the Upper Nrco. The only ques-
,ion is whether he Allies are obisedto sccept uaIle
an The ground which the Austrlans have enosen iol
then selves They showed already before tos, tney
So, Al says take their wishes into account iof tusy
ef, the Aus.risrs 8: Motars ana went instsad up e
Tieino where the latter bad 20 follow IN hot haste.
In the mean time the town OF Brescis Is IN no sah
excitement at the presence OF The Allied troops.
cis "a you know has slssys been dls.pgusaed LOT s
.rdor IN the national cause and was IN consellen
! f.artully III treated by General Haynau; any
thing, the tragedy enacted here IN lei9 mas ia'uo
increased the pa;n tsm OF tue grsa' u1sS' =, -
| INHABITANTS IL is as a general rule, Ia these pop
| Mons towns that one must look for me force
| of the Italian move ement There Is, oil course, Al
Bresca as vel. in every one OF them, IAe ou gen.
ration of pobles who are reactonary ana tuc piieet
hood which belongs 20 Austria the dutitul o
the Church. but this is only small, very small rae-
| ton. which Genes scarcely into accoun' Inc grea.
majority of the people engaged IN trade especially ue
silk trade. are feart and soul with the movement.
The chief production of all this part along the ou,a
err slopes of the Alps is silk, and the towns are he
! cepters where the produce OF the surrouuoius
country is disposed Of Bat You mus @ no' ths com.
tireut full Of prejudces and lar oennu tilslI az,
Although they a small er scale, they ressno,e u,
their spirit those large manufacturing GOWNS oi Eusn
which are the most advanced part OF the community;
the difference that most of them have played more
or less nromnen part in history which they are proud
of They are in fact still what they were as Hun.c,-
pia under the Romans and a free IoWhs III III. -uu
lie Ages-the strength and pride of Italy Inc auS'ri-
ar W. knew this for not only old they never reckon
upon them but they considered them rather as @ ineI
most deadly enemies When they had 10 wtnu1a"
before the Allies they quilted them as iast Is Psslo
r thv knew that the first tiicolor be the signa
for general rise and they had IN lively recohee'ioh
the street fights of 1913. ,,.,
With the exception OF part OF Ganoaldi lhen,
none of the Allied troops have stayed IN the town. tney
are eucamped outside. AS soon as they appe cared III
the neehborhood the Municipality got mp al address,
signed by all the most prominent citizens, IN "nicn
they declared their resolution 10 renew the union WIN
Ssrdnia which had been broken oil since loic. lhiS
address was presented 10 the hing.
The beauty in these towns is that in spite OF the
sysemstc war which Austria has carried on aSains.
the Municipalities, naming her own cieaau.t' aDa
nrevep,ipp as much as possible their action, there s
so much life in these old bodies that a. soon as tue
pressure is withdrawn they right themselves IN an
instant. They establish their sei-government as II
| thew had always exefcsed IT. lucit i ho "o"
| zation required; the most objectionable among the
| councillors 20 away of their own free will some
popular men are taken in, and the system works ad-
mirably IL was the same in all the towns wnch ne
Aus,rians have left hitherto. And this Is likewise
the secret why excuses are committed: no ."e,
yegnum ensues, which leaves free scope to the deve
o,ment of evil passions. No doubt, the Municipal
tiles are considerably aided In their work oy the great
nredominant idea which has taken complete hold of
most minds-namey to do everything and submit To
everything in order to get nd OF the ha,eu iorelsh
dominion; but it not for the municipalities TINS
would scarcely be sufficient to prevent OVerLea anu
the dangers accompanylngn H.
The town is resoundng with cries of joy. King Vie.
tor Ema1 1uel is making his festive enTy, a the head
of his staff. The sern-lOoking gray buildings are
fesyely decorated with tTcOors and carpets the WIN
dows and balconies well as the streets hed with an
enthusiastic crowd it rains flowers hom all sides, ana
the is Frightening every object Ii certainly com
pensaes for many hardships and dangers to make war
in a friendly coubtry, where you have the people with
you and here every one OF your steps srewn Win
flowers and illuminated by bright, happy faces Inc
war almost loses its horrors unless perhaps, you have
To 90 and see a wounded friend close by
The moment for something decisive seems tast ap-
preaching; the armies are more concentrated so az
to be IN hand, and are advancing toward the great
aim. o ,o-o
The Austri ADS have abandoned their position before
Montecharo and have retired beyond the Chiese; the
decision therefore delay ed. The allied armies are ol-
plans. Where the enemy will step now It s OF course
impossible to say-whetber he will place himself boldly
in advance and defend the great roiches on the
famons fields Of Castglione and L0nato whether he
will take flank position somewhere to oppose the
MI clio passage a. he did in 1913 at Volta whether
he will altogether withdraw behind the Mncio line; or,
finally whether he Is preparing for some bold offensive
movement are all of them suppostions equally posi-
bic, and for equally probable His choice will, l
think depend whether he has the reinforce
ments which he was expecting, and whether he thinks
them sufficient 10 hasten the decision. But, whatever
his plans may be, they VIII be considerably inodlhea
by the movements of the Allies who having the niti-
alive, may throw the plans of their adversares into
confusion. We have seen such things before now, and
may see them again.
At the same time that the Austrians withdrew from
the position before Montechiaro they likewise crossed
over the Chese, the main road from Brescla to
Verona and Garbadi occupied yesterday the position
in which the Ausrians were on the 10Th, the day OF
the last skirmish BY this time of our outpOsts
are already, dare gay, beyond the Chiese.
Yesterday and to-day the town Of Brescia had its
day of JOY; yesterday the fcstive entry Of the King
and this morning the arrival of the Emperor, almost
without any knowing ANYTHING about il. Last
night in celebration Of the occasion, there iu-
alton, for ensemble the pretest of any have seen
since the trlumpbal march Of the two SOveregns, and
the pretty effect was produced by very simple and in
expensive means namely, Chinese paper lanterns of
the three sacred colors. They gave a subdued light
in vhich the crowds below appeared with regular
stage effect. What one cannot help remarking at
every similar occasion Is the wonderful behavior OF the
crowd-no pushing, no quarrxiDg, everything a.
peaceful and polite a. if the people were in drawing
room, and not the sight OF pOliceman-a being
WHO has altogether vanished with the Anstrisns. A
stray dOUaHicr, or exc.emaD, who has pinned tri-
color rOsette his cap, is the only remaining bastard
pariment, As you know, Is abolished by the decree OF
| organization published for Lombsrdy f. forms now t.
branch of the inter administration, and there Is bet
| ter order ard security than there ever has been.
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