New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
tona heart is on FIRE and gives no sign of burning out be-

ona heart is on ere and gives sign Of burning out be-
fore action begins. -
TRANS are working Ike beavers 70 tut themselves ~
state of defense and Tie Ncneians able to beer arms are
coiur on this Side 10 enlist An Austrian order threatens
them with c0urf-uarlid; but TINS Goes ~. cAck inc
gndv stream of elni0ofion Yesterday % Austrian SOL
dor' came over singing the Gaulald D! mn. =,
Think pretty certain that Austria VIII nor begin
hostilies. ] give sufficient reason; she y NeASr
than we arc and must know II. The highest esuates 90
not give her than 10000 men IN yeneia, Dl sup
pose ho has 200 ON Of this number J' Meti u. -ust
viii be needed N tie yr0l, the srofe me VI alIo"u
and in garisOns There only l9OUO ielt LOT on az
grcssiyc campaign and these 10000 must cohphl anu
frh 900 Italians who have tho advantage Of pos hon
We shall reinforce faster than she possibly can ~ lae
middle Of June over hall million OF men Vii be reaGy 10Y
service and if Austria attacks put o1OvcV OF
them al the front. Now if Austria has also to sete WIN
Prussia at the same time she cannot possibly ma'cn uS "
force.
when she began her demonstration in veneta she NAV
have intended 10 crush with quick and unexpected
blow She found prepared for that Cialim uncovered
his and showed front on the 70 stronger IMAM Ae
Austrian the Mnco. From that time Austria has COM
PINNED Of Italian breach Of faith and shoyeed ont ngnt
aud day tine tanks Of the Quadnaica and the sAoFes
Of the.Adr.atic.
Who will commence hostilities, then Italy is
pledged not 20 commence them" Sofly there. We mad
lcnOn Of commencing Lostilities and said so two
weeks ago. Suppose get IN intention, or suppose that
the present condition If things is actual war to al intent
end purposes how is possible when more than NIL
lion Of blyoucis have been called ont Tor war ana these
hostile "a H. confront each other tnat the peace can be
kcptf When did the like ever happen since the world
bccauf
The Austrians are very busy in the neighborhood Of
ROyigo 20 the eastward of Legnago Though the country
there Is low and swanpy there seems 10 nave oeen niue
DANGER that our troops would turn The Quadatcl there
Good Military men til me that If make an aggressive
campa gn from the Po We shall do it IN those swanps
and that gle OF rivers azy performing the last Stage OF
There is the best OF spirit and confidence in Gene
rails Cialdn ~ believed IN most thoroughly by all inc
uaon and is idOlized in the army. Della Eocca ana
Paaycni have much service aud are approved sol
diers. The gallant Prince Hnmbert commands division,
and left Milan last night 10 join It. HIS corps eonmahri
has written b his father the King, that the young man
will expose himself rccklesy and Victor responds, 10 true
Savoy styles Ny belong in the fret line OF the italian
army. lad hundred they should ell be there There
b0sh IN thus Whatever these Savoy princes are, they
are soldiers, from suup 10 helmet and Victor Emanuel
would DE supenely happy If he could command lighting
brigade instead Of nOmnay commanding such soldiers 10
Cialdni and La Marmorl M
activity The second category are peing put into INC
and the tardy of the first looked up and spured to
their duty In previous years large per cent OF the con-
scripts could be found at al IN the Southern provinces
The reports the subject show that IN the rural dscs
the clergy secretly at work 10 prevent the young men
from reporting themselves the stations and horrible
told in grave Official documents on the devices
h, which these ends were compassed This year. popular
enthusiasm reached the remoest valleys and the MISS
ug men are very few Still, OF the Old stones reap
near IN prints for instance that at one station IL young
ol presented themselves muiated IN various ways, ana
that being questioned they confessed that they had
manned themselves under the advice Of their PASTOR VINO
told d that only in this way could they save tne!r sous
from eternal ire Having followed very attentyely the
history of Southern reaction and bugandage, must say
that the story sufficiently probable Gross ignorance ana
superstition considerable forces than they are
reckoned By philosophers and statesmen
SiguOr Sciaoa has withdrawn bis resignation as Minis
ter Of Finance and the Chamber will probably reconsider
the vote which offended him. do not think they Will
wish TO encourage the crusade against Italian stocks by
seeming 10 rcpudlate @ part Of the interest.
Gold is worth about per cent; bonds ~, with the
July COUPONS which the Government has begun to pay
IuasE
Leir e Our debt is $780, 200 600 francs but pay the
interest regularly and nobody believes the debt beyond
our The bad epute OF our financial manage
mcnt pushed them down to 80 and The uncertainties OF
the war does the rest.
Garbadi will leave Caprera next week. Tie he's written
s,yeml ottcrs which cmnenty worthy Oh his rcpua-
ton lie urges his friends TO sacrifice personal interests
AMI pr, JUDGES Above all things let there be concord
only by harmony save the nation The moderate
party praises him without STINT us biography appears IL
military Journals and even published IN water peri,
odicas Al Paris. The shameful receptions which lured
him to CesTrlmOutcWL0cye may have invented them
are already avenged, the great captain would have
sb1 tbe,n 10 b. Whether be accompl 81 much or little
tine field, he is doing noble work for Italy todey and
his cooperation IL the struggle Is no ne Secu! Tor It's
success.
We attach less and less importance 70 the diplomatic
intrigue going on We get only war news IN days wlen
should expect peace rumors 10 ny Ike leaves IN Au-
trmn We count IL % triumph that tie great Powers
virtually conccde the justice Of claim TO Venice by
proposing is cession 10 tasls for European Con-
ference. We fully purposed TO make good the title
with swords
The Austrian eet is safe under the guns Of the forts Of
Poa and may be forced 20 stay there. Admiral Pcrsano
has hoisted his Tag the Re dltaa GrOn-cd built by
Mr. Webb. The Narcse, irOn-ead RAM Dut at Iouion,
arrived here yesterday ard looks Ike very formidable
craf We expect soon the Ahondatofc, lronclad,
built in England, and naval officers are urging for
ward the equipment Of the Princess Pia, which was
launched here IN January. Admiral Persano VIII have az
tine q fleet as sailed, and ought 10 make good deal
noise in the Adratc. There Is the utmost confidence
that he will do all that be done with lis ships and