New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

the last struggle Tor natlOna
thousands which have been spent IN public pomps IN
other years will this year go the resdes Of the poor
whose protectors the camps OF the MinclO and Po
National sautes fired this morning from every fort
and ship and camp OF the army and navy, and the trco
ored flag waves on thousands of parapes, masts ana
houses. Tonight every hilltop will blaze with boniires
and from the Quariateral the Austrians may the
coming fire storm glowing along the crests OF the Apen
Mines But show practical sense by saving our
money, and giving il to the families of our soldiers
SO We send greeting TO the Paris Conference. Our
Mayors address their fow-ctzens IN such language as
| this:
in the camps of brave soldiers the decks OF our
stanch ships of We have worked five years for the
auspicous events which have at last, and We
welcome grim and CORY bride goes forth to greet
her lord We wait for o little TO celebrate our complete
unity in the streets of the Queen of the Adac and on
the SUBMITS Of the Cornatc Alps. And all the people
| say, Amen"
What reversal of all diplomatic traditions will this
Congress be. All the theories about Italian diplomacy are
OF dupcity tortuous dealing corrupt selfseekng But
in this conference she alone has subteruges, no du
pcites second ends. She adopt EDglands bazon
| and read il right: Ny God AID my RgAt.' She wants
her own and her want her. Give her simple justice
and she will send her volunteers and conscrps back to
their homes She will even pay for justice and reward the
robber for giving back stolen goods But she cannon
her representative be herbe bought forced to
silence Her course before the conference will have the
ceaness of her skies She may leave Others to fegn
frankness is her tower Of strength.
Austria, told, will compare her titles 10 Venice
with those OF France To certain bits of land Does that
other wrong make this one rGhtl Because we do not
presently complain of other spoliatOns straight
way be accused of inconsistency! The London Times
is Mortified at a rumor that Italy will the Conference,
claim an Italian lauds-ihe Tyro Dalmatia etc. Wen,
why mott Why not Corsica, Nice and Malta WHAT
better security for the peace Of Europe than to allow these
40 600 900 people who speak language have
ligon and common desire To make one family 10 come
together and build up great natonl he snre that dhi
robbng and selling peoples and Provinces ceases TO be
politically moral and automatically just, neither Congress
nor Commons will bring in the Millennium.
Here, expects any result from the Conference
Indeed, in order TO make show Of assembling one
yaton that would answer better for an oxquistcy
courteous request attend international ball than
grave TO account 10 Europe for disturbing the
public peace. The OptH0ae says, Italy cond not refuse
so courteous imitation and II Austria has accepted the
Gala curious uncertainty still fingers around her ae-
cctancet has been oat Of necessary dcicrcnce TO over
wbclmng politcness The thing, whatever viii come OF
IT, is not yet called by its goda,hers either Congress or
Conference and 1t Is perhaps a. wei 70 leave the monde
script to find name whore II will ind grave. In Tho
last u hours IT has dsindcd TO such slender proportions
that We have lost our dread Of H.
Among the indications that the Italian heart is deeply
stirred by the prospect of war; the attitude OF those "ho
reside outside # our jurisdiction must not be forgotten
About 1909 Vcnet,ns have enlisted in the regular army
They have escaped from Austrian vigilance al the peril OF
their lives ana in spite of redoubed guards at the on-
tier more will follow them. Several HUNDRED young men
of Nice in the Volunteer Corps and more Will follow
But the latest and most touching proof OF love for the IA
tterand is aordedby liaansn Africa who are TO send
a thousand zOuaycs equipped Tor active seryice.
Austria is 10 more respectful towards the Conference or
the whai-is-it than are We. wall comes from We
Meta that the youth born IN ihe years oil 70 80 and
arms. OF they will be- scni North, but, wherever
they fight they will be fighting against their native land
Inc loee leh"hDI' tioi 'h"Ii, 20 crush "ls Hi''",
pirations the iaxathc.er call for the .t so AID the
Croats keep pouring in upon the railroad.
There is trouble toe Tyrol Railroad ald Austria may
be focd IN her clOr 10 hnsh the line before the war be-
gins. The Italian vorkmen, Disguised az abonng under
Coa ske,s haze bcen dcseriB crDsd- and abocTs
must be brought down from the North
A. close this letter look out upon Corso alive
with Masses OF people aud ever ana anon, an officer
ndesby there hearty hnrrsh for the army followed
lt~.u fh.rn nd nfIffFI CO.
bndi Milan In the post OF danger, but she has given
her whole heart to the Nation and hopes for war ~ az
IDENTIFY a. rockglr Genoa
THE AUsTNASS IL vESITGA-THg IMPERIAL GENERALS
ACTING or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oY
THIRTY MILLIONS OF FRAYCs-CoMBlsAriOSs For
THE PARIS CONFERENCE.-THE CONFIDENCE Is ITS
succBSs-PREPARATloSS FOR WAR.
From,Our Special Corre,pondeot
MILAN June >, 1866.
The conduct of Austria in yene,ia il striking proof Of
the absurdity of her claim govern H. In my last letter
notice that the Imperial Generals acting the de-
fensye entirely terrifying and ntrcnching They have
taken two steps since which belong TO the same plan Of
campagn The first consists in removing from Veneta
the precious monuments Of the history of the Republic
such as the antique arms preserved in the Arsenal Of
Venice which are being transferred for safe kePng 10
Austrian or,resses On the policy, political prison
ers are transferred from Padua 20 Josephstod but COM
mon ermiaais left in the prisons Of Veneiia Al the
same time emigration with TO enlist in the
Italian army. as TosgenbuT gracefully puts it, in
,voln,ion,v or,,uizaons" Now these several facts
show belief on tie part of Austria herself that She u
unsafe in Venea, and may be driven out-tntt there -
danger of her losing those hostages for the obedience OF
Veneans who groan in her dungeons-that the Venetian
youth burns light under flag loggenbuTy does not
name and own no allegiance 20 the Empire.
These are confessions that wrung from An'ina by
the force of events and yet while he Emperor Gen
erals confess the usurpaon by which they hold Venice
there plenty Of people in Merry England ready to
move on a moments notice. that Austria ms owned
Venice since tie birth OF Noah and has an ndeieasbe
right 10 govern H.
The second step to which referred above the assess
men Of thirty millions OF francs 20 be paid by the Nene-
tan provinces six monthly rates AID IA gold ana sve
10 day the cTpenses 81 offending the Neneans against
their brothers this side OF the Mncio IIs TAX OF mn
lion of dollars per month upon provinces already reduced
20 desperation by Austrian oppression could only De leved
bya foreign power In form and IN amount 1t IS the high
Wv robbers STYLE Of fnancierng The sums thus levied
are added 10 the Venetian debt which sooner or later Italy
must assume that Nenctians must pay the Austrahs
for fighting Us, and by and by Italy must pay ooth war
debts. This such sharp tnanceIiAg that 10 not Won
der IL strikes the British fancy.
Whatever may be the influences which may legihmatey
be drawn from this conduct Of Ausa, such legsal0 Is
the logical result of the imperial tue 10 possession ineie
are Venetans alive who remember the days OF the kepuD
c which figured for thousand years as an independent
State and furnished history with some OF her most Plen
ana rud the other italian states taught wisdom oy pam
mi bondage have united Kingdom OF Italy, ana the
Venetians unanimous ID ther uesie 70 PM
Of this Italian nation. 10 Italy itself all the generous I'M
pulses of the people prompt them 10 attempt the LIBERATION
Of their oppressed brethren. How but by oppressive laws
and taxes how but BY tightening the BONDS can husa
hope 10 retain her struggling captive and now can she re-
gard the yenetans anything else thah Al enSD'eu
| enemy MI
Conference + 20 meet and Of course, there VIII De 90
war "Cyizaton and public OPINION nave won the nlss
battle say the happy Gsui' oI ' J'9 much as was
once at "Unted Brethren meeting out west Dy u'ue