, 1866-06-21

I he representatives Of the great powers on
terms which would necessarily involve tbe,r
immediate sepatatlon. We We fear, .thsn, That
and that It now rests with the armed powers
to compose their disputes BY negotIa-
ton between themselves, or to resort to
the final arbitrament Of wnr. We cnn only
hope that the former counsel Will prevail,
but everything mtist now be done BY the
powers themselves, for the functions Of the
neutral States are at IN end. The decision Of
the Austrian Emperor will be termed by his
admirers, f1rmness; By his enemies, perversf-
ty- We have no desire to judge harshly
sovereign who has certainly received much
prorocatjon, but It is to be regretted that
Austria should. Tor the second time within
seven years, eeem to be the cause of Euro
pean var. The error Of her policy will be
receive the news that she has stzanglcd the
Conference. Wherever there is one who wish
es her III, whether it be IN the conclaves Of
Pruss1an politicians, In the public places OF
the Italian cities, or In the households Of her
disatfccted provinces, there Will be joy when
1t is told that mediation Is at IN end, and that
on Austria the blame is made to rest. II the
Emperor had detained an agent Of Count Bis
mark Us his adviser, he could not more elect
ually have served the policy Of his opponents.
AUsGRIA's wANLIKE PREpAAATIoSs-TnE
FIRST MILITARY MoVEMEST1S IN CoSTEaIPLA-
TloN.
From The London Times, june 81
fall away. Should the sword be drawn, It Is
from the Elbe Duchles that we shall probably
hear of the first serious events OF tho war,
but the contest In this quarter cannot com
pure in importance with that which Ii ltn-
pending on the frontier Of the two monarch
les, At any moment the Austsians may burst
into s,lesia. 1t Is not unlikely that the first
~ ny,f II Aan ~ 10
possess herself Of this province. It would
almost seem to be the prize Of the con4ueror
ID the coming campaign; the Emperor has
been probably led to look for compensation
on the province that was Wrested from bis
house In the last century. This
IS 10 pake up tor Venetia and counter
ss m. d Il ihend 1s 9se oe
10 help her. Even II she had a western ally
to help her he could not penetrate into the
heart Of Europe. Tho only aid must come
from Russia, and the Czar Is quite indlsposed
to take up arms on behalf OF the northern
powers. If Prussta seize Holsteln, 1t Is not
unlikely that Austria will at once cross the
fruntfcr. The Emperor Is naturnl]y desirous
10 show his strength, aud to gain reputation
al. The outset by decided success. Whether
Benetltk will advance through Sa1ony or
Berlin, or content himself with a provincial
campaign for the conquest Of Silcsia itself,
the tirst few days Of the war must determine,
but In either cnse all the resources of the en-
pire will be brought forward 10 make head
against its late ally.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF TIE FAILURE
OF NEGOTIATIONS.
In the House Of Commons, On the 5th Of
June, Gen. Peel said:
I with 10 uek the Chancellor Of the Exchequer
y Is true That the proposed Congress has been
g1stn up!
The sfE1nstive 10 The quet1ion Of he nght honor
tion made to the Brillsh Government vle q tele-
s,aiipE that in The opinion Of the French Govern
ment tho conference was At an eud. ia consequence
ct The ausmer from Austria imposing conditions
in possession q the Austzlar detpateh upon lhc
rqoired : dsanise astur4aee that al lie
projected conference shonid be ready 10 renounes
The psu1t Of any special Or particular tnfezest to
the detriment Of the general tranquility; aud the
thai sentiment BY sayng that order that the work
Of peace which the cabinets hsd In view might ba
In condition tc be accomplished. 1t appeared to
hand to exclude from tho deliberations OF the COZ.
frgpce ans hing That would tend 10 g1vo to any oi
the Statea who were then invited to the melting
sny territorial sn2mentation Or lnsrea.e o. power.
hard d r. outded hy tha ovarnTnant nf tsesnre a.
equivalent 10 The refusal Of a conference, and a.
rendering II impossible; and the Government oil
England are agreed In their new Of the case With
The Gosernment or Efancs. Al prospect OF the
Iaes4a " Z. =, y. ia uius1' 1Aeo' p'
rUAScE SoTtrIEs AUSTRIA THAT ruR CON.
aREss Is NOT TO DE HELD.
fr.a1,r fJune s, Telegram London Press:1
Thc French Goycrnment has oeut 3 note ia
Vienna in reference to the replY given b y
Austria 10 the Invitation for 1 cof1terence
The French Goycrumept regrets that Ills re,
Div must be considered as / rrfI,saI to takr
nat in the c0nTnrrnce and. therefore. es
Frustrating The efforts for tbe preservation III
peace.
England and Russia have declared. through
their representatives In Paris, ttat, IN thcIr
opinion The reservations made BY Austria Ii
her rcpIy tn the invitation Of the neutral
poyefs. would p,event the conference fsom
having useful result.
THE NEWS IN ITALY.
lF1orcnoe!! elsetam tJune 81 LAMBDA 11nes1
Ibe negotiations Tor conference have
failed, and all probability OF Its assembling
The statement Of the Memorial Diploma
ti1ue, thut Italy, in replying to the invitation
ior conference, had proposed that the con.
ference should deliberate on tue means fol
securing and consolidating the kiuEdoM o.
Italy, Is officially declared to be entirely m
founded. Italy, It Is added, Is able to secure
its own saiety, and her national unity does
THE FRENCH NAVAL FoHcEs
-REn1MESTs sEST TO TIE ALPS.
tPsKl. fJune 81 Telegram London T1ule..1
Admiral Simon, who conman,is the Frenct
souadTou iu The Leyant, has received order,
to concentrate the ships stationed at smyrna
In the Archipelago. and at the PlrRus, and t.
cruise oil the coast OF the lonian Islands ane
a. me entrance OF the Adrlatlc.
II Is slated that several regiments hayt
started to garrison the frontiers Of the Alps
Some regiments irom Algeria, and which To-
some months have been stationed in the soutl
Of France, 10 particular two regiments o
Chasseurs d'Airique. hare been despatched ..
| rapid marches to the northern frontier: On
OF thsse REGIMENTS had started IRON tareaa
so9e @ 1o1 Naooese. .. :,
glred- ....
| GREAT Exc1TENEST AT FLORENCE.
news.3
As for news. we mast be content for som
days to come to hear news from Jonr side Q
the alps, instead of sending any taltner.
a blood contlnues 70 mount nlgher an
higher. Even Floreucer sleepy, easy, indo
lent, pleasure loving, uaenthustasttc Flor
| ence, hRS ro1sed heteen thoronEnl5. toll
you that The proposal OF the fiorentine gsn
t!emen to form squadron Of CAV avairy hadia
len tnrongn+ Weai, SINCE tney eannot ool
GaIiba4dl on horsebaek, they nave maze q
tneE mmas 20 90 SO on iooLf aau . "en =, nls
1he Wholg q tae 5ouns nneu 81 l4e r!9lel
entnc aop1nty H14 mRlcn As slmpie sololef
under 6af1naloi'
MOVEMENTS OF TIE ITALIAN ARMY,
Frremona Rsfay ~ Cor. Journa, dcs Dcbap.1
Up to to-day Cremona has been the al
Tanced post Of the army-a sentinel to soun
the alarm in case the Austgfaus resolve t
! cross the MInclo aud fall upon Lombardy. !
movement forward has commenced to-daJ
l aud at this moment hear the columns q
Gen. Cosens passing ey ny WINDOW GeL
I GueSa4asa, "av s9A11'A1sa< H.'AS S.~sAN -
sion, WI len1aln n,n .eiet Gen' Sanulna5 ~ ~
l u"o teP'neS4 " tot't wv tHs1s Is nne,
translefIeu to tae corps " ne1t4 tsocca, ~ =
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