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

IFTOATION or THs 0hBlERr-Tuk CHASAC4@H W
TIE CONPLIcr-rHg ACE AVID R2ACrI0N-Bls'
MARK LIBBRAI-THs RBACuoSARY PRIESTS
From Dor Own Correspondent
MILAN June % l-5.
The army moved yesterday nearer 20 the scene OIL ac-
ton Paeenza was nearly donuded Of troops IN si5e
night The move docs not however, indicate either up
nrehension of 40 Austrian advance or intention 70 1&n
the enemy inside his own lines t0day or Tomorrow.
Egcats are not quite rpo f5f batO-two or three DAYS
more arc needed That magnificent dash Of Prussia IS
after all preliminary. She must get the northern "a" VI
Tho Confederation under her fet before she can be sure OF
her ground in fighting Austria Whon Su9 nus "'',''
look out for thunder our lines.
GarbaIli moves about from camp TO camp Of his yoiuh
toers lie unites tho activity of youth With the phoSo-
ohio good nature of mature years His l.to speech tho
other day about tho part fortune has in war and
elsa Ieht have been made by MI Seward az Auburn Is
there any later edition Of OptimismS But he travels
night and day and works with the feyor FIRE OF youth
Exactly what he will DO does not, OF course uanspifo
There Is now on ostcnatous pointing to Brcsoia as
starting point for nav shoot into the Tyr0 The tf1th
is that after leading the Ausans 70 expect him on epe
road he will finally dash tho hills Where tnefe -
road whatever,
The modification Of tho Cabinet is probably completed
La MarmoTa has como TO tho war; RcssO has taken me
Presidency but for Tho other places have not yet den
nitoy arranged The most probable changes are:
Risaso PTesidoni and secretary Of Interior; Mcfdni
AsIrultnfe NDooHH Vonos,a Foreign Afaicsi Borgotu,
Secretary Department Of ascei Blacohet Seor5taI De
We lave m increasing fh in orr Prussan allies and
An charging vision Of the scope OF this war; il has ise
assiduGusly obscure bat " begins t. come out clearly ina
the AGE end Reaction confront each other fry for tie
FIRST me SINCE the French Royo Ition What are Haps-
burgs but uubuued dead} On what do they loan Tor
moral support but upon the s3rIed columns of the Nat-
canf What voices plead for them beforo Europe but
those Of tho shcctod ghosts OF medieval superstuOn
IA
Austria and her real enemies leaving out those VINO ere
on both sides have not taken position yet ana ou W"
find the docrepitude boareyedneas and weakness oil Oh
political and religious superstition sguaIey on bor ,un.
Against her stands Progress, Liberalism The he"-borh
Age What has she in Gounanyt Thirty 0Dsoe'e
crowned heads What influences does she uphold more
Those of hooded faIs and miniature courts Who loves
her in an the rest Of Euopoi Those and Oly those VINO
love the doad unbured Past WHOM mon walloped Us
niger or his wife and priests made us pious by crakhg
Or fingers aud toes in internal machines, thDso VINO De-
sye that the Church should have the power TO enforce
hor belief; that all the ideas Of personal lDe "lee
Of nerson or Of conscience Of tic dcy-au f-se INA
So fir tits clear. But how abolt Bismark' "Do you
pretend that Bsmak belongs 20 tho Liberal ranks" Cor
tainy he doos-iust Napoleon Inr1 belongs tAeic.
Neither the ono nor the othor can trust Re1c'oF M ie
acton has love for tlom-es them IN iliih WIKI h
the bitterness Of hopeless animOdty.
But Bsmars is more than hc seems IN the dust OF thh
w0ri-war IN Germany, 90 back t. caner days ID Ger
inauy-tbey were stormy enough hcro-and &c, glimpse
OF tie man in 1862 when Prussia called ont lcr troops,
alarmed Napoleon and forced rs 90 allow tho peace OF
Vafunca Prussia is Just reversing all tlat busi-
ness. Thsn she wanted Venotia kept by Ausina-the
Liberal who governed her VISA Of that bearcye1 or1ei o
German Liberals who cannot ses that Venice is Wholly
Itllianand Austria saved from greater Illumination
But what thought Bsmsrk theni He was Prnsslaa Mn
stcr at ST. Petersburgh and he wrote confidential d6-
match 20 the Minister for Foreign A1nrs al Derin ih
which he announced al The tdc1S Dtci he has joH
years shaped policy Of PLrssa. 10 thon dsoiPoycd
no alliance Will Austria Of tho Bund Of ihe bon1des ~
Prussia OF u fflgmcutery Germany 81 Sec" Dc sfid
"an evil " Prussia which must sooner or lltf De oe
s,royed by fire and sword" That owl was the Conf dea-
ton aud It's anomalies mixed upwth tho bad couslaUoh
OF Prussia lie into power % work ONT ms ideas
he snubhci the liberals because they looked fOr e To-
tho Confederation and no kEe0 that death LAY an that
direction.
lie organized his powerful army because lie sew clearly
that he could Prussia only BY fire and sword she
alone could resist Austrs-shc alone could cel' Ger
man nation. .
SEQ signs that Prussia and Germany comprehend him
AZ last Flly unf1io1 his plrI looks - the creation Of
great German nation. But ~ not greatly matter
whether Bismafk IS night lie melo and VIII soon
disappear, bnt lie work Today will survive IL great
German brotherhood.
The vas. energy Of the man proyokas edmrou2n e ne
move mis- troops Hanover and SaEony, pushes iof
BsrI u Dresden, seoms absorbed IN ezertug mt eHnl
forces but at the same moment u busy VIA us tii
Cula-, and dispatches fOT a B1nd
Al Rome heIe has been bate between tho C0Dsefva
tves under Ant0nei, and hs Radicals, under the Aus
titan minister You must ru;ncDbeT that al Rome grsy-
aii6u shifting turns the cth0r way aDd thei D. n-ll-i
mean SaO believes in tho Ight O. - asa ''s.' '''
rotten roots to iucumbor and fill tho soil.
Austria wants something done. ADtolel Sos the fOIy
OF and will do what's wanted TIE result Is that he
resgns aud who will take bis inspa,onfo AUS
tria is called 20 power We hope he VIII conform n OF
things TO the gentle pfomptngs OF Their Mos Clh'dc
Maiestes-On thrones ard OF them-the BOurbons and
Hapsburg, think this ia iust what the change means
It + stated that ID money difficulty Ets provoked Ito
resignation of AntOncs but that il simply ridiculous
1, il the fall Of policy Of Che abest kind which has kept
the Diet temporal power place IN the banquet, o.! o -
ton, for seven years Rome without him VII make
holder war upon and her weak arms will break against
q 49, fl..ftr Nd
ony bOder type OF brgandage and plotting; oud n ESQ
defeat by Austria, desperate effort T. reaslae tho
little princes 8nd recover AncOna and the Marches. The
Sublime Old Man" may live 10 say truly "My King
dom IS not Of this world" aud possibly may have tie
that tbs greater rcseu blAce 20 his Master
his pisce M tao world ios sJe eAu-
ries 10 come.
We are not quite done auesting priests and Bolrbon'
In the South and have recently found some black tulcs
covering Austrian spies here IN Milan and IN other cuos
Of Lombardy Every act OF TINS n Is strongly approved
by the people. "Run risks scsue persona questions
after tho war better lock up two patriotic priests than
leave one rcttograde one at large"