, 1866-06-14

teat It's object, If 1t shall happen to meet.
| Should events shin the scenes so that he
cannot play .'Rhfne'' to an applaudlng house,
he may conclude to adjourn the meeting md
| SO far events favor him, and there Is no fDdl-
| hopeful,
So, looking at facts as they stand, va,
| seems Inevitable. But so many conflicting
| Interests are at stake. So mauY Influences al
Less IN TIC whole matter, that It IL perhap:
rash to predict any future event which seem:
10 depend on the action of dozen states
men. We know what Italy wants; but nc
mortal man can sar what her. statesmen vii
not dos aid as the same may be said fol
other countries, It ls wisest to admit that the
moment ls one Of suspense 1nd- that Italy 1,
painfully conscious that the hour Is ulprt
perilous than thut Of bloody battle.
Little hopes Of an amIcabfe acstlemcu,
-The Df-Ruto between Austrau and
Auxiliary Reahurces of Aus
tffa-Tbc FFuAAlau Armfes-rhe Sc.
cFct Treaty between PtusaEa and
Italy.
From the Paris SEtcle. May ISL
When the Conference shall at last have met
When we sha.l have passed through nil tht
phases OF this intermediate procedure. cyer1
Pienipotentlary will reier to his Government
u The slightest accident-if IN unexpected
Interpretation or pretension shon1d happen
TO arise; During that time, what will come
10 Rasss has diplomacy, which proceeds
with such prudent slowness In the midst oi
the most pressing perils, has 1t means Of ap.
psasing lamentations and international hate
VIII ~ prevent spark from being commuat-
Gated to some train OF powder and provoking
general conaagratlon? Italy eutirc Is up,
quiTering with impatlcnce; armed multi.
tndes are In the presence Of each other.
30 and no further |" The d,pIomatist = =
truly take matters far too easy, and III q
Journals which speak Of the length Of diplo-
matic proceedings do not seem to consider
the desperate aud rufnous situation entailed
On the finances Of Austria, Prussia and Italy.
These ,5oo, 600 armed men who only await
a1gnnl to precipltate themselves on the Geld
OF battle, these horses, cannon. munitions.
and immense stores absorb every dav the
substance and savings OF twenty States. All
bush business Is suspended, every Interest men
accd, lnoor Is arrested On an points at the
same lime. Since the moment that these
great disputes, like so many swords Of Damo-
cles, have been suspended over our heads, 1t
Is not too much 10 estimate ut two thousand
millions OF trnncs the expenses and damages
they have already occasioned. Every day In
Geimany, Austria. PrussiA and Italy, more
Laan nlteeD millions are thrown into an abyss
from which they cannot by any possibility
ever re1Lrn. The vital forces of each nation
are parnlyzed the youngest and most yigoy-
Gus arms torn from the pillow and The workshop
are unProdncttre; and now you speak, for
foa eo91n' Of Of diplomatic proceedings, and you
nnd INC 1t WI DC necessary to mount 70 the Cap
June, the members OF the Conference can
meet But Immediate war would be hun.
dfeu Times better than these sad md painful
negotiations, which In all probability Will not
result In pence This Conference should have
met-these Cablnet couricrs should have
passed along the highway the day that Prus-
sia and Austria, associated IN coward1y aud
wicked action, fell together on Denmark
two ginnts against an infant Ito snatch from
her the prey which today they are quarrel
ing over. The accomplishment Of that crime
should have been prevented. But the most
amblIl2us were allowed free scnps, aud the :
world Is now astonished at reapinv what ii
sowed, To accuse Italy-to reproach her
with the faults which she may commIt
IN the state Of exaltation which she has reach-
prmg to unity Was it not Frauce lfls tbst 6els
her at the baPtss1nal fonnt, and for drst{prin-
ciple and first dogma did she not teach her
that she ought 10 be free from the Alps to
the AdItatic: Pile up conference on confer
euce, dpfomatist on diplomatlst, Pellou on
Ossa, you Will never persuade Italy that she
that she was wrong In designating such an
object to the ardent activity OF that people.
only yesterday born to national life. tan
The conference be expected to be more fortu-
nate when it undertakes to concilfate Prussia
and Austria MOL Vain words will not sui.
lice IL the dangers Of the existing situation.
All in Europe suffer under one same owl
the great iuiqnity committed In 1915, which
mounts to the hcart aud stiles MS, Nations
are not SHARED out Ike sheep with impuQity:
l tAe vanquished are not humiiiatsd without q
day OF reckoning. A simple conference does
. not sntnce.; II Is Epropean Congress which
might, perhaps repair. 10 1865, the sovereign
and crying injustice Of 1916. But, let Us not
deceive ourselves; this Fepatolion is fnevlta-
bic, and ifa Congress cannot give 1t pacific
aliy, be certain that war will give 1t at any
LITTLE uoFE OF AN AA1CAnLE sETTLENEST. !
fFrom the Opinion Nst1onsle. May ISL
FL! come and take their places round the |
diplomatic green-table with the best DISPOSE \
lens. In other terms. Italy is quite ready To |
AXE Venetia, Austria to annex Stlesia, and |
Prussta to centrallze the Duchles Of the EIbe. |
10 long as nothing occurs ii the Conference |
mt offering and accepting, all will 60 we'll;
'ut tue next day, when the question Of com.
,ensation arises, the conversation between
he high Powers may perehones become les
ordidl, and pau abruptly from stceek to b.t-
er. "VeEy we'll" Prussia will say, t.Kiel
ults me perfectly, also Altona md Friedrich
tGot - endoH Germany with navy Of which
), snSn dispose; 10 reign on the Baltic and
ny armies throughout old Teutonia, like
hat; and at such price will respite saxo-
y aau % Oalaon pason DehGust, altnoagh he
~ siies;a That IT, tha ,,a.t pu1 sauuo. Rlsee
re1.t;rt eias,a anI ~ ~ q eue Gasat
.that Il fbs fs,aana aon fe es y, Sals aoue,
be reas,n n har hs,n,E rusene u ttnnssn, n, ana
natr;. wtshos - osaf sstafR = :. s1Ea' to"eI.
3enedek with the commission Prince FrsS-
.ricK Charles will rcnlv ~ I'm, r,th ~. r,,rs
II Missnndc.n u m0nc Inst,nt ), An.sr,a EHHg ,1;ti
~ Il rnons.,,od ~ ,'tnIS ~ ,yu.n u,.tn. MI
.o.iio ,oa 49,. Io.. ~ ,5 en., ~ ~ ssns.a, i.sI
r d,sco,n1ay, ~ tat sa sssisa no tast ~. aeat
srssian ne,rh1nrMwhosc eaoTSu nsciNS .tnI ny
re SO nniye1sally EnownNwoulj % i i+nj.s Give. me
hs1 in.o IL Tnr ~ ra ane owes snae sacs,,lce
cnJa.ness for ~ epost oi Europe ana neT
omn a;f1,csI,,es Es,, ns sha nppems 10 .l1 make
more nbout il :: T shaiI Feen III 6n15ri,ntatai
nd If take siiesfa thnt frfii bs ~ inJsIoi'
+ me for The % coats af T the Warn w. - and Ita,r
III crv " T =, 9rstsl, ~ maa s,t ana LAY
y ~ tatoi ~ - ausIs1a @ aas spoKen ltank,
nrho1g .,tna. ~ ~, ~, ~ nda nsu nssGI 1o9peu
nv coi -, ~ ,s.11,, ~ " 14 ~ ;te tns Aug
1ngcs sne nneen II X sna aa,;at, ~ S''y ot ane
,ccupfcd by The Gc,mnnx Whnso ftiohin;yy @
anEu Euaee 1 shsl1 nnTer consens r. ;shhor
"a Mnrmota ana t,aribnIdi nre re,dy' Iet 10
,ceiD % We snsnect that Tho convcrsai;nn
nirht continue sntnc time In that fone viii
hi annroarhine an amiraIio snI,ionsn. e "'Lu-
.xcEp ~ 49, ~ ST. ..!,'". a'.s
EnArIoSs or TuE coyFEprscr.
lFrom the Fnogne N.v ssh
JTnwerer +he o-mamorts 40 na,,,,,a
nd The Powers arr nrrnar;ng ~ foe euusf wnr ~ Il
hcy were snre In t1Ght hefn2e y wal vas