New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
From IA. London Tino Of Juiy 9.

While di-cu,s tie pc grers of the plot and
Specializing az 10 Tue La'Hre ~ the catastrophe tue
eur ,I alr. Yesterday France aud A0suia were upon
tie point ~ Joining another desp~,e's battle The
Gel, b,sed fortified Quadraple hao been reached, Pes
ch.ra had been invested, Manfua had been uas ked,
V-Iops upon tie point OF being summoned, Venice
as breaie,. 81, ard Garibaldi Gas man-uvenng upon
the rear f the great fOrIesse, The waves OF snrare
were dnlstug and vibrofpg to aoother great burst
il foam To-day the Spirit VI Pesce has oreatbed upon
the wafer the storm is for the moment ~ al nd.
The. mouths ago We expected peace and were su'
pIised by var To-Day Europe was w-iing IN breath-
ss Exp. citation fo, gIest battle fought IN the very
fItr.ss.s If Ausiris, and is again surprised by the
calm announcement that an annlstce has been con.
cudpd and that the tao great armies for the
ment 10 longer enemies.
The iIet lmpUl-e is Of Joy. II lisa great relefto
know that tbe human misery which We have from ay
To day been recording stayed that the dogs Of
again char ed up, aLd that half million Of
have cesed to fly at each Others throat. But this
fret x, aiulaoD felt and uttered consider more
clOtey the circumstances of this sudden halt Of a
queT,r IN bs triumph, and ask ourselves whether this
smnice is REILLY The prelude to peace, or whs Their
II is but stop 10 take breath for further race Of
col quesr. The position Of the two parties is not Of
tia, Equal character which would enable US to hope
that both are ID he degree DESTROYS OF l.-tius
pesce. Austria bas hitherto - everything that she
could have lost She oas been beaten IN every battle
she NEE been driven back from every POSITION. All
the prestige q her bas been destroyed, aud
her no' p are denorslzed lees by defeat than by d
o'gal za'iCD. She c. ud not be 10 worse position
than She Low Ii she had lost another great battle
Cd the Adige If Peschi,ra had fallen If Verona I'D
been taken, and If Aauiua had been stomed II would
Rot be apparent to the world than i is a. this
mon cit that Aurra is unable 10 cope with France as
military Power. To her, therefore, a cessation Of
hostites but the surrender Of ali hope retrzvi.g
Ter II tsry honor 10 Concerning 10 it. she must have
ebai dob, ali her PRIDE AID must have bracei only
the 'asf hope # safety. She must meun peace and
she must ian 10 pay the prce OF peace tits step
any other ihsn an IL adv sed momebtary expodient
10 France, on the contrary, either for peace or for
war, this aruisuce IL worth au0ther great victory
Pans msy illuminate for II as for q victory Oh toe
Adge, or for the storm Of Mantua. Austria is
at h,me, With Der resources behind her, and With
Germany mastering Ia Der recr Frauc. IL tar
away reduced by Der hard fgbts requr d. reinforce
II elite, sDxOus 10 bring up her suppe- aud DESTROYS
Of tine enable her combinations from the seacoa t
to develops themselves Every momeut Of delay con-
ceced BY Aurris Is confession Of exh .usOu. Ii this
arnlstce II bat tiuce, Lie that Concluded zen years
ego betweei Rsdezly and Charles Albert, then il il
fafsl CO ncess"n on The part Of Francis Joseph for it
viii but enable the enemy to repair Ills Strength.
We sil hope. however, that in consenting 10 THE
aiDlstice tue Emperor Of Austria has IN uie I'D lis
MI TO ID. Necessary conditions u ace TIE ature
Of those conditions carLOt but have preseutei them.
selves 70 bin. Ga the everog Of thar day Of dfe 40
a hope Of reestabhng the authority Of Austr,s over
ety portion Of Loubaidy must have passed away
pAe cream IN The morning He must have cit
that the moment was cone either for absoute cub
mission or for another ob-tuste aud hopeless. tg
lie has cboe.n the former Alternative He has
subn itied. Wel what uil be the terms TIE prog
Iess OF this teal bGs done much TO disclose t. US
the character VI the man VITO has brought this n
psieb to 70 speedy termination. He never sweryes
from bis formed design but he il eated by sue.
eesr, ard Il content to march step by step, aud by
sho certain adyalces to the objects be has proposed
10 msef He msy be expected 20 be moderate IN
the hour OF bis triumph. But, however moderate he
nay be, Austria can e,Arcely expect more than TO DC
sll we'd TO enjoy what sbe has for tue moment pre-
'ery'd Lon hardy is gone, and the forresses which
enabled Ler to dominate Lombardy csnrot be ex-
pec;ed TO remain Internationally in her hands. Venice
Ii Dot yet part Of the French coDquess and she may
tipuate that the Queen Of the Aoristlc may DO al
lowed 10 retain independent character under the
Ecst popular Of her AIchdukss. L9mbaIdy, however