New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
The Results OF the Battle at Cu.'ozza.

From The London Times.
The Italian army under the King ana Dela
Marmoa has fallen back in good order The Mncio and
taken up position behind Cote az fq 90 a th
Pc no TO the esi accounts and the intelligence OF the dlss
at Custom viii almost certainly induce him TO eoandQn
his protected advance into Venea Ga the Alps while the
Ausans have secured possession Of the Sleyo Pass and
down upon Bormo IN tue Nalieinai the gaptultns
have pushed forward from Bresol to tho Bridge OF Car
faro and Iorone on that mountain pss whence two roads
branch of to Irento and ya on the like Oh parua Az
odone they have driven Che Ausrans from their positions,
not without boodshcd This Alpine warfare can however
only be accessory the movements OF the main armies m o
plain and these be for time paray1ed BY the heavy
how with which the inconsderato haste OF the Italians has
been visited and by the reluctance Il Austria 10 act onei"e
II there ever was chance for diplomacy step in with
good effect between the ranks Of the cOmbltants 1t VIII De
Afforded now By tAs inevitable pause IN military operations
The idea eventual however remote and conditional ce
Vencta has been entertained by the Emperor Francs
Joseph and IT has ounh an utsrancs IN e nosial nu
uiGo notes and nanliestoes which have won 80 many parts
70 the Austrian cause Austria we hef say
would not yield 10 threats she won slnd ppm nue
her rghsi she would maintain The presigeoi her maiy
power II was only after baie ana victory t1 sn' U,
afford TO be magn nimOus All tLs ms conc 10 pLss Lly
sooner than could be expected Three days have Oatey
dlpsed tho dcclra0n " hostites and Austria has
already fought her battle and won her victory LloIA ls
been done rry her pride; enough % soften hef ieat
toward those Italians whom she has found upon o1e nco 10
be 10 contemplate enemies ana whom sAe must W '
always her power 20 urn into very stanch nnG very Y
able friends By merely opening negotiations Tor ne ccoh Oh
Ncneia-A gstia would der tch IL ny ion tle iIih
ana be enabled az once 20 move from soni 10 north oD OF
her hes. German troops with an immense amount Of HH|
Al the achieved BY Prussia 10 Northern Germany
during elst week would De- more tan countelbIanced oy
powerful adversary. Indeed pussl would at find her
SELF the presence Of slch fearful ODDS that may be qas
The settlement Of the difference between Of tie bcer
cnts would Of necessity bring he third 20 erm Pu and
OIL cs cooperation and pacicl.0n with Italy would not oy
Se Ans,,i5 fo HE neccs.fr OF Gchtrg In the soa bur
even Of maintaining army feet tlcfc. The squadron
Of the Adiadc would be thrown into the scale against h
adversary ana Fri'sis e.r, OF l. ln e Dtg WIZ
show toward one or the other Of c great Power how
ever sanch to The Bund thy may be in The
Parliament 10 tie North, one feeling has been hitherto
universally cyinced by llcm al, lgd That Is tler
unqualified adherence fIr this .llEcidli Wcr And the war
has hardly begun. Hardly drop German blood ls oeh
lii Nothing Las beea done that may De considered ire
treyaIo Slgul an arrsco with WOW peace between
Austria and lta convince Prussia N te lop'eness Oh
srcehared struggle nothing woal d. easier ham To settle
81 Ccr,r,n cpceen on tie ri 51slfis principle. The
vcssiudcs Of the brief and hitherto boobies contest LtVe
ho two concndiug Powers that point 90 Which they
cvc- divide tie north from tie south of tie FathcIlnd
onsny B. too vast country add with n the Austrian de-
rcrdeuces powerful % De- one and IL VII b. happy
day or her end Tor Europe when ihe dn'm Whch ha, i
more tunn century distracted her councils and neniilYeu
tcr power comes 20 be- established once and ior ever on
soulI ana lisieoe bs.s Let Prussia have ihe NORTH eni
hon I'D b, at peace. let Austria have e south and
Der compensation r Venice viii be as ample as me most oyM
tue that In these spceuanon We have not considered
TIE sAsndariy members Of tae Buad Bu. what other re-
suits tie may have VII De sure 10 accomplish the WORK
if las already carrieI 10 e1entlo extinction Of
tie states Hanover Hessc aud SXony are already
cause ehor among tlcr subjects their negnbors either IN
or 81 Germany. And after nl oh the Princes need nor
90 exist any 81 them. The unity &, northern ana
southern rmanv. with Parliament couvoket by Pms
fii. Burd presided over hy Austria. may De compatible
with fhc u0miu sovereignty OF over macy kings E'c.
tors and Dukes More than nominal their Sovereignty cannot
be- sad 10 have bsen for long tmei Will cornil never be
ioy the fItIre.
perhaps the interests Il European peace gone
too 1r sltcaous ms ~ tAc probable results ~ hft
sfer ard fec0ncnOnd tlc $40 Powers now resting on
their svorls after tie bloody battle VI ols"@ bu ire
sprcFr ~ 90 remote contingencies peace between austria
ul Iay would Do incac liable blessing and me present
should HoI be owed o. PISS away without an eot
10 attain Ibr Who cIu1 brig an hF at'nvily 10
ber o he councils Of the beseren % bend them
n ID hat acknoal rnent toe law 4 Ia which
ttoy needs bow e cad uoud Poe indeed beaeactor
- he hnmau race Were sgch Qcaccm1ker 70 arise, he
Do fully rely a the support % tie English Government
no yer iato whose hands the Admin,iu may a and
Jess 90 tie sympathy Il the Eugl sh people.