New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
FEELING IN AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.

CoIrespondence Of The London Times.
VIESSA, July IL.
TIE Emperor Nsyoean having expressed a visa to
meet the Emperor Francis joseph, il was arranged
that the two mouarchs should have sn interview Al
Vilarar ca al o'clock this morning. The pubic has
not tie least doubt that peace VIII speedily be con
clnded Beng at distance from the scene Of action,
nv private opDio the subject s OF little value, but
ore or two facts which have come 70 my knowledge
induce me to believe that the Emperor FIancs Joseph
is not inclined 10 make any great concessions. Three
auphcatious were made 10 bin before he would con-
sent To conclude armisce and be took care 70 let
his adversary know LIE considered the suspen -on oi
hosthtes military rather than political measure A.
the beguniI u, the warthe Emperor Napoleon puOcy
expressed his resolve IL free the Lonbardo- Venetian
kingdom from he yoke If Austria, but lie grieNOuAy
mistaken 4 he believes his task Is accomplished. Inns
Government Is still Of opinion that even Lonoar'y i
not irrevocably lost, and therefore there eau be no
Que s,iOn Of voluntary cesson OF the proviace o We
I.tia TIE good fortune Of Austria s proverbai snd
her sens 90 not 10 believe u possible that Inc
goddess csn prove faithess. The Emperor Napoleon
/. desrous to get bsck 70 Frsrce, where his presence
il considered necessary. The allied army On the Mir-
clio il ar les satisfactory state than - seGe:ally
believed is ranks having been terribly thlnned oy toe
Auffaps on the 2ith Of Jnue, ard snce that dfe by
fever, which al Milan and BIe-cis has assumed a. epl-
demic torm. The recent movements OF PRUSSIA nave
a arn ed the Emperor who is aware that France i uL-
able to cope with Austria on the 20 aud With GerUany
ON the Rome al and the same time. Austr7 htV-
i1e been sufficiently hnmilaei, Napoleon IL wiling fo
her Tor past Oenses, and - take her into favor
again she w promise not 10 thwart the pisns winch
France ard Russia have formed for the weubeiSg oi
Europe 10 general, aud of Turkey in Europe IN par
ticu,ar' ! must be well understood that Ions
Napoleon made adv ances to the Emperor Of Austria
without the knowledge Of England AMI Prussia In
order 10 avoid the neuaced mediation Of the neuras
the French Monarch made direct OveTtnres 10 AutTli
and Is so dong made outsiders o: two oi the
great Powers. fes days ago ar English statesman
assured the lioGse that England would Lot tai 10
rake her influence felt when there should be qles'
ton of peace but the British Government VIII hnd II
-umew lat difficult 90 recover the ground winch has
been lost or the Continent during the last eight OF eo
mouths "h,' say the Nlenuese Liberals. " there
she nd he Alliance between the three Emps!ors
&" (dr,i Katssr BuEduss) il will be the fault Of the
Bntlsh Gov eminent, which hiss eyes and ears, bat
" seems 10 mek3 nee OF them
Two three days be ore the negotisiors for ru e
beeao Il was obseIveo ny the AusraIs that the Allies
were falling back tosard Vslegio, aDd Information
has to-day been received that gres. par. of the
troops moving teu the plains the right ,uk OF
the Mircio toward the hiy country in the neghbor.
hood Of BresCis and Bersamo In this la-t city,
which is about 40 English miles from the field Of battle
there are ilcU NOunced ner, aud IN Bresca tue unm-
Der as risen from 1U 10 2OUt AustTians iuclu-
ded. On the 2g,h OF Jane the Allies must nave had
between 10 coo and 20 O0u wounded. The military
authorities al Verona having made some triiing cor
rectloDs ~ their lists q, killed ard wounded, give
their total loss IL the battle fought between The Mia
clio aid Chiese.' There weie VI officers aud > 26l
prvstes Killed, and four generals, 49, officers, and
H. ltO pTlvs'er wounded. Originally there We're -
otlceIs and ,9 privates missing; but since the list
was made out many men belonging 10 the 9th corps
Ii. was a. GuizzolO during the sctionl have come 10.
FKANEFoRr-OS THs- MAINE, July ii, 1883.
The LAST news from tue sest OF war hss hsi an un-
expected effect on pabhc opinion here. lac money
makers are making money and rejoice accordingly;
but the politicans-snd they include al clssses-s-em
to view the future with greater miSgiyngs than ever
Not that politicians IN this uOney making town
where, as old Rcthsthid once said, money Is sail TO
be found in every stroet by those who know how 10
look for lido not indulge much in aostrscs theories of
right ard wrong, but they feel conf fence in
the darstion Of peace which will necesstse almost
the same expenses as war. They wished for pesce,
as al do, but peace arranged by En-.
gland and Prussia, to be followed by gen
ERA. s.sasnaDetij ret Pesee eonc.sied On