New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

with al his military and administrative cenius never had
more glorious position. He therefore az invited
the Kings OF Prussia and OF Italy 70 make armisce
with Austria, and modcsiy sent word to England and
Russs 70 take a part IN the pacihcailon Of Central
Europe. The Italian funds az Pans rose nom 10
70 the town was iluInated-the exchange happy.
Blu when the news was flashed by the telegraph TO
FlTence the CONSERVATION OF tie people knew no bounds
NE cannot 0cccpt Veaefa a. present from France,
Iustria 10 R,ng her 10 NopolcoH." 4" We lost
iatte at CastO<-a, but Ne guarded our honor TO
acquire VeHCfiq ny a dJedt U0ud be N0rse haH
q dis0ster Rc5sOl at once went 20 the camp, but
returned yesterday evenings but at this hour tive
o'clock do not know vet the answer Victor Emanuel
sent 10 Napoleon. Everybody hopes II will be refusal
and rumors rife that at Bologna the reports OF guns are
clearly heard Italy wants TO be independent, not
vassa to France Unltss she carry her head high in
the councils Of the European powers she prefers to remain
in her present position Of uncertainty and hope All the
leading papers, without party Distinction pronounced
themselves vehemently against armlsce and the trans
fer Of Veneta TO Italy in the form OF aims;
While live here at Florence IN such AZ agitation,
which might become dangerous 10 Victor EmanuePs
throne he preerrd Province TO the h0nors Of the
victor, Vienna is stil In worse plight The Austrian
Government faithful 10 ts traditions kept mp the system
OF enormous lying. The Vienna papers OF the last
week are before me. Day by day they
speak Of Austrian victories; dav after day
the Prussans defeated flying toward the frontier
the HanoveIan army had Joined the COnfederates who
are advancing and Benedek is the great General OF the
age IL the Cd that the inhabitants of the Aus
trian Empire got some inkng that screw must be
loose since they were officially Informed that alter
those repeated victories Benedek had retired,
for strategic reasons to Josephstadt and Kong
graft Still the Prussans were exactly where he
wanted them TO be. Sudden Y, the 4th, the
whole truth dawned upon the Vienesei the army was
annhlaied, the PTUssans victoriousl Deep Indignation
seized everybody the mob shouted for vengcance they
accused the Generals and the Emperor Of having lost the
Empire; and Francis Joseph gave orders To put three
Generals, the Count Clam Gaas, the Chevalier Hen
ikstein, Chief OF Benedeks STAFF, and Knsmsnich,
CToaan, before the cOcrtmariial They have ~ cxpl
the bunders Of the Government Of the Emperor and
Of Bcnedek But the blundeTs Of the Austrian Govern
not confined 20 their policy they could not
do anything mischeyous TO the interest of the dy
nasty than the adjOumng OF the Hungarian Diet just
the time when Deak had maured his plan Of recon
structOn in the Committee for Common Affairs, Cham
ceor Mailah from Vienna To Posth, cOnfden
italy 10 ask Deak whether the Diet might vote
levy Of 1900 conscupts by handsome majority, and
without any exciting debate. Deak replied al once that
the Diet would certainly -efusc any such bill by an l-
majority, after having been treated so shabbily by
the Government during these last SIX months Upon
this Maath had the Diet adjourned 10 the great despair
of all TIE conservative party, who know that the Diet
II the last dyke against the risng revolutionary Hood
Az long the members meeting az Pesih there as
hope OF cancellation; sent home everybody knows
that Au,ira has mind 10 come 10 terms with hungary
H. therefore, the arm siico u not accepted and war l
Times You may h ar Of a rising IN Hungary.