The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-30
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49,
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reroon6 vls1ssng ~ various Wasedns.
con haSS ~ DsspAseA sent 70 them any 49, 49,
Of sanno sksy ny dssirs, b. leaving d'Iec.
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~ - rsrafest malta and embrace All tne as"s
= - Inseet Hour.
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~ rmnaror NAPOLEON
49, o' -, .s.,.matien addressed 70 MIS- |
$3.50 Tor Europe. that Ttaly
y. ~ !. .ntirciv Austrian, Or free from
Mess 49, -. aAr,.t,c Thrrr ,xeeks AFRO. In
tns IL .I.m.tion addressed to the same
sno1S. p.s-,.,roa ,ha, The nrincirnl object
- n.a heen GAINED and that italy
,sx~.o,.. asor ina ART time. a nation. ~
~ .dri,s indeed. that yenetia remains to
A..,r,. .ut ouaiifls. the confession by stating
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troops, part OF whioa "re 70 oe Aa'ii'n ""u .ne
rest AuetFtAa. nv ne. oaeA,
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oArdy, stands III 0er"iahy' WIZ, "oi in
ana nait OF armed 'neA' ease' .o' S'e
any moment taa' 'n0 may '"'"A
may emerge Aro". e.
waste AL ao"oHuy W.. - Nv, 49,,
1ore the AnapeIo. =. 'ne
HAfsBURa sun wears 'ne crown oi h'.''oh
70 wnicn ne 10 M oojec' Va """o1i'n.''
tria sun mas II In ner power, Us Hneh as s,c
ever han, 10 Overture 'io eo"ae'S' ioi "a" ~.
reforms, ana punish the pa'rios OF l'aiy'
may % saio 'na' such tihe "a poiie. oi "''
part wonio again einoro'i hei win r fa'i'e-.
II IL % 30, then' ino'l "ss"i 0'S' i"''1 20 NV
mistress Of nef own aeslinitH anu .he inpe'
one - a. m"cn s"Djec'' now 10 Tue ooh'lol =,
foreign powers "s sue was oeioi1 '"e s"o.u
VA" wv. u1a"n 'No -eN.""S - =.
1or nve huhoreu yealsna.' spur =. a'ssu 80
hoFopes we inc euD'e soui.e y, ""-o ys
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90 ~. Cr.nch Emnaror 10 engage in it
-. .,,,.,hv With I,a,v which no has be,,,
..xa..;n~ so ,ond,v raa, or ia il onIvnrete,,a.
a., Tn either case his course seems altoceth-
=. ;r.or, rrahansiblo IT he really set ont
With the design to do something for her. be-
vo,d Wrestling a province from Austria and
giving II to Sardinia, then why did lle stop
Alps TO the Adriaticl The apology cannot
be found in the condition Of his army. 1t had
been uniformly victorious from Monticello TO
Solferino. It's sanitary condition was excel
lent in spite of the report emanating FROM
Vienna, that mortal disease had made its az
pearance in it's camp. Never having me
with a check il was full of hone and cor fl.
dence and desired nothing better than to be
led against the enemy. Itcould not have teen
the difficulties presented by the strong for
tresses that lie upon the Mincio and the a.dige,
for the obstacle likely to arise from their
character and position had already bee n duly
considered before the declaration OF war;
Gould it really hate been, us some of the
specuiations we have alluded to b.iye a ten
dency TO impress upon our belief the fear of
that black cloud which he saw altering upon
the banks of the Rhine, and ,.pout to burst in
thunder upon the eastern borders of his En- |
pire II this be the true solution of the mys |
tery. then we can c-,lv saw that il offered rs |
fair an excuse for not entering upon the war |
~ ALL No iof ." 'pping snort In the " career
Oh SicIorio us march. In that case, humahi-
~ might lave been spared the shock which 1t
has SUI tanned, by the sight of fifty or one hum
dred- thousand victims sacrificed to the false
Policy, or short-sighted ambition, Of single
man. Italy might have been left in her chains,
undisturbed by the dream of independence,
from which she has been aroused to find her
condition more helpless than ever
II, on the other hand, the sympathy of Ma
PoLxoN for Italy has, from the beginning. been
only a shallow pretence, to shield him from
the daggers of the CARBoNARI, and the bombs
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