New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

! rus cxss,os OF vEEErIA TO NAPOLEON SUBPRnB
kAyp- DELIGHT oY THE PREScH-0PiNIoRs OF THE
LrpfRALs-rrALY FREE tPROM AUSTRIA |-DIpLo
NACY VS.. wAR-TANGLED SITUATION OF APPAiRs
,-rEB SCALES OF THE BALANCE or POWER OUT
ap eouILIBRIUM-PRosPECr FoR EUROPEAN
80 SeREss--THB FOURTH OF JULY PETB IN PARIS
| .A-rHR PRINCE IMPERIAL AN INVITED GUEST
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| ssoarOur Special Correspondents No. IL, ,oss
Having saved the honor Of his my in Italy the Emperor
Of Austria accepting he ideas ehPresed g III Of
Foreign Aais oedes Veneta TO the Emperor Of he rIene
accepts his mediation to bring about peace between Oe
! behigerents 80, -,
70 rsspqSa 70 I p spess and and
| Italy 10 bring about an arnistiee'
Frhe above most unexpected announcement appeared 70
uaerdsy mornings Moaiteur TO the great asonsshment
nd delight of the French world IL was immediately IN
erpreted Peace. The three per cents went up
ike a rocket $40 10 10, and came down M stick az
GEO. Flags cropped ont Of windows az on great ete
y, and at night there quite general volunteer IL
luminston. Peace, no war loan, no DOW taxes, the
Italian question settled great accession TO French glory
and Let Us hope territory Rhineward- yet 10 waste
f French blood Italy liberated by France; France tho
admitted abiter Of Europe, The policy OF attentive
neurshty1 all te policy laid down in the letter OF June
| II, brilliantly approved by success IL ~ HhPo'eone
oatest triumph. In their coDentnent at thus teemng
assurance Of the numerous Interests threatened WIN as
ter ~ this relief from the wearing anxiety OF that con-
stapty impending Of war; III Their frosn entho
sasn of ra,notc pde and vanity, the great body OF
Fencmen without regard To party lines IN domestic Fo
ties arc ready ior the moment 10 cry IN .hsoh "th inc
| Nsp6eonisis V,re FEmH"ar for ms means y'oo,s
Pond Liberals however, who persist ~ keepnB th"ir
heads cool IN this "wsrm spe OF ;eeDe can't hep see
inc that the Italian az regeneraed ny anDadi mas
met with defeat here; and that the conatc cause Of
French political liberty may be weakened ~ uis great
triumph Of the Emperor II his Majesty were 10 repeat 70,
DAY the question he put 20 the French people IN ls-wl
Won have me for Dictator and constituuon-inaker,
Yes MOI afraid they would give yet moro huiner-
What il most comic ting to-day is the confederation Of
/ the nice poporoung Of Austre's punishment 10 nei
sins Had she ccdod Veneta IN she Kept ont o
unrtuersbip with Prussia In the wicked war on Denmark
had she vigorously and honestly taken the al 10 ei,c
lively liberal reform OF the German C0nitGeratloh-h"d
she ia months AGO entered into negotiations Tor c"hI-
oesson of Vcnctia had sbc at the last mo-
M; nj, only five weeks ago. aceede 10 the ideas emitted ~
Napooons letter To Drouyn de Lhuys, tha, we're urged
Upon her by his diplomatic agents, AID come INTO confer
cncer ny the cnmulaiei excess Oh INC csc a''os' a.
FURNISHES and igstihcs repetition ofthe m'hensh mondy
aud hard worn, guam JHpt' r'H Pfdoc demo toi pro
the meaning OF which Isl translate fof the
The devil leaves his best friends Ia the lurch al Pn'h'
That ycnca had got bo my, best be- gwen up Is an
idcath has had poor entertainment WIN AUSTRIAN
statesmen these many wears and for the last few has held
is ugly skeletons place prominent et their baecoVefeu
iles and IN th.r eabnss Ihe battle %, rr,s a.
Weld the victorious progress of Prnssian policy and arms
Sa- ,t bending her obstinacy 10 that CONCLUSION the
1
rlateral was taken In Bohemia aud the final order was
sent from Veneta Prince Meltcrn,ch at Pans to osde
! N,peta aud ak Napoeons Intervention Ana 80 Hay
| is free lf.om Aus,nal from the APPS 10 ihe
! Adriaiic' Sadowa has snpplemented soneiino'
and the bulletins OF tie victorious PrusFan gen
,rsl has filled out Napoleons programme OF
$50 II italy has not acquired her independence all her
self II ~ comfort know that she need not iund her
| debt Of gratitude this time N French obligations,
while she has largely paid in advance her debt to Prussia
For Ia say nothing of the preceding rapid successes OF
Prussia the battle OF sadowa, which was terribly hmd
fought and but won might well have had another issue II
Benedok could have had in Bohemia 100 900 of the troops
Italy forced Austria 10 keep in Italy. And as II has been
truly said that A as ISi the s%% IN SsnS
And 40 Shakespeare night after all and Bohemia does
touch the Adratc Sea- 80 he told us long ago IN tha
Winters Taethe dark passage oil stage directions no"
hghtencd TO disconnected commentator by inns sum
From the tLeaf,y-as the spectace-loving French rW
call what we soldier Americans style the .c1-of thu,
seemingly the fh, tragic act of the war drama we are
receiving very voluminous news by the evening ana
morning papers. But the English correspondent
especially for the German sdeare fuller, more accurate
and far their published letters are concerned twelve
hours New FORK than their French rivals, may
spare you quotations Of descriptions Of the great battle
cannot help noticing however, that the campaign bnef as
IT has been, has already furnished maea of o. s,h
cry Of citizens, mareament Of prisoners ec1as though
had been carried ON in the wlds OF unciVzed AmeIc
But do not notice that these little characteristics OF all
warfare among Christian nations attract nearly that degree
Of attention and quantity of holy indignant comment IN
the Government press here that was III 30 gem
The Prssian and Italian responses to Napoleons media
tory propositions known 10 the public II the time
am writing II is rumored that Prussia, in the flush Owe
tory aud the of retreating enemy does not
greedy snap the idea Of an anistee Truly nothing
so natural that she should desire To extend u but o
day two this lucky period OF great chances, ana bnd
up much possible and of the great harvest o"d
Of The ride feid she has reaped il on in the last lew
! eyeutul weeks But that Napoleon will bring such pres
sure to bear will speedily bend even Bsnak bodness
il hardly doubted Aud however erroneous time shall
tha. at n
ion has arrye ed here in tumut of emotions must think
that the they will prove TO be correct hrna ced0H
toro concedo iaWra hHg"e which means sun trans
late for the scadplomac gentlemen IN tail coats
and white chokers will take the place of generals about
baze-covered table, which will take the place of battle
fields The tragic act of the mixed drama closed the
curtain 10 rise act series OF scenes oil serious
comedy What the denounent Is likely 10 be- II VIII BE-
time enough to speculate next week. The situation
Is of the tangled description STILL the diplomatic So
linton OF which requires much than Sados
dramaurgic ingenuity that ncnes with the common
sense of folly look for it from common sense this
tme-from the "histoca drift from force deschOses,
otherwise called "loge of events" Providence let us
! saw x Somehow other Napoleon transfers Venea,
coded 10 him but which he cannot and does not wish to
hold to its owner and ongdeprved possessor Italy For
which Italy will have 10 pay something. Prussia will
have the Ebe duches, and very considerable aug
mcntaon OF its power out OF the conquest has made
| within the last five weeks. But Austria cant be per
mitted to be crushed out and France must be paid How
! Where the makeweghts are TO be found, from whom
taken What little powers aud Prncipalities are to go
| up followed to LDib0 by no blessing. before the dis
comboboaied not classical but apt scales OF the Balance
of Power III Europe can be got to equilibrium again
These are questions tor Time to answer Napoeon's
yorte idea of European Congress realized being, per-
haps to be It's responsible editor
And now 10 leave these solemnites with good poor
lest ON the Prlssian Napoleon who having practically de-
the Duke OF elmer the Duke OF SaSeAltenburg.
has had conferred upon him by Pans wsg the historical
| title of { cunt Bismark de Saxifage.
| The Fourth of Juy-and here am back again 10 the
theme thought to have escaped further talk about, tor