New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

P,yrs. July e. Is6s.
My letter to-day can be- in largo part only the ampln
cation Of tie special telegram sent from here to the TD~
Uyss agent ~ Queenstown, Saturday last, which va
have reached you by way of Halifax long before the ARRIVAL
OF this. All flcts known here to this day confirm ne
opinion and justify the views expressed In that teegfan
Tho little armstioe mort properly speaking the pro"s-
ioaa suspension of hoses for i've days dates from tho
I'D sunday noon, ard holds till Friday Furthermore
know since yesterday morning that Austria has acDs
tie Drnaares II Dcqcc and since last night, that Italy
has accepted them. That is tho i've days suspension Of
hostlit!es will pass into regular annisee. Generas
make way for negoator needesuns to diplomatic notes.
Cefqat anna f0cg, corccdat iqaroa hngHG. Though
there i be long sirnshng enough in tho passage fran
the field to the green table.
A0er the disappointnents which our tTlee ezc''ed
hopes of present coming Of peace have suffered. We dispS
hero 10 Paris much less rejoicing at tho good news Than
rre Jed itself By fags and other demonstrations on -
c.sioa OF Neuetia two or heS weeks ago:
rh-r,i sin lr ,e1ue timoTors doubt with soi'e but
the-e while mindful from reconS experience Of INC
proyrb that hers Is many slip between tbe cup ana me
H. admit tat the resumption oil hootites has pGSeH
from probability TO bare possibility
Among the sgns THAI the lighting part OF Tie war snS
come TO e1d three outward sud sisibl adun
! brated NAV Pee worth noting The Emperor who, y'es
with receiving end iisp icling kilograms and cours7s.
col,ulur bis ministers, giving audience TO ioress
ones, and at nDg 10 the rest OF thus crowded tanges
business 0f msda'oy negotiation dared not TOT nres
weeks leave ths uedes tor tan All hour OF two %
recreation nor Pans at al, has nov gone out 70 resi- /"
S. Cloud preparatory 10 visiting the camp vi Chlons.
! and then going To drink Viohy waters.
ui-tcr Resident the Little North German Courts srV
ia ygocl funk" he word IL more Characteristic thax
Classical and postor Drouyn dc Lhuys of information As
10 the intended status Of their te courts They 'hatei.
hcrdpomac shoes for which they fear no NoH Sons heet
wsi when the! d'ad, when rather are to BE- ganefed
with their couts, u the Institutions of their fathers
A. the Bouse yesterday, where the neHs II Ansinas
by Pusa vas pos.oi the signature Of ia Nae'ts,
Minister Of the Interior, the French hrees, alter sgha
ery rise declined 10 litie below thc SanflAy qeot@.
/ ton Peace was already discounted. TINS tiriainn 81
the French funds ending below tie level hsuc" tho
preceding BolIse wIs, indeed interpreed ~ s,We Zee
e-sy d. an indication Of doubt and anxiety ~ TO peace
ill Issue. Bgt men, whose opinions are worth heed~t
III M that with peace absolutely assured, thc rae shOalo
b. higher soeng the actual financial and commercial
condition which the crisis Of four weeks ago and ms
Pres atty .lrr the foil Of Richmond, an American cor
respondent Frote nae: The GilIng IS over the var -
hereafter be- clriiei peace basis" Pcrh5s the
strongest ss,unco that the bloodspline phase q this
war end, j. % le based ON consider on a acts
aui ideas Of -le. o.des than those "a, m,ptfsed 90
/ Indicated.
should not wonder IT, 81 soon as year from iody.
that French joyful Demonstration over the cessionG We
Eot.a oi three ~eoks ao were - D. looked back upon "a
iutehgclt-not ~ AL rdcuCus. II was Ausiias hahsg
crg OF dsfrpss should not wonder # II turned ont by
thn time that rang differences IN forms ana noDTseh-
ual "details, Prussia meant 20 demand note thar
/ what France say must be grantodi tnat Napoleon has
acted lou fairy toward al partles-as ne manly
r3s seems have done n that Italian business Of 1850.
| which l.t6 h buncirs 10 settlement
The treaties oil isi5-hai IT, toe Arrangement Of tas
NinUa tDner.s., having specially IN yicw Nc re
erctoa Frlroh smbiton, and regarded by al ,efinen
as 8 -tnt.ae iasu, imposed 5y Europe-afe uos dehn
uyey ail4sh,d. slgcched. Therein Is tue ulst saus-
faction 20 Franco. Inc secular conflict between France
.,var since France politically was ana the German R0-
mar Empire ever nee 'herc wasa German tmpe'o7tr
tlc curtr0. OF italy ~ ended The conditions oi me con-
dict have changed fom age % age. In tue ooudhs OF
our age though France has rot become, as Npoe"n IN
1872 purpose that she practically should become To con-
] 49, A afy
la. utterly elected Austria, Is much more OF Al
Austrian defeat than Of French triumph "a 10 bss ssis-
faction France One Of tho two cnicieSt rcafons for
Nll1leons anr,uns his victorious career oi hS' vas
That au attack the Quadraieal was war on toe Rhine
IL oihe- words, and IN ie as dgesat Froro. finssA
Austria. and tie r,f II OcrmdH, were a. one mlitay
.r 20 dly - broken Ia three. aud the Original pro.
eraarc 81 Italy free from Alps TO Adrisc' IS cameo
out Here then We have the essentials q satisfaction 20
france nd batting MS amour ProPrc oil iial! E'e n@t
thou. Il has uulapply battle has ~ least CAV "a
/ Honorable proof of lighting capacity by land snd sea-
The 1>' supposed 10 be Inc hird-Gmu AIDED and cor
rccild edition OF the Prussian preliminary baes, Whrh
Austria has NOW accepted appear 90 b. IN al. desirable
essentials the BsmarSs trs edition 81 the sane
The substance Of these hre; S1ch direct inneAau"h "A
will rive c5nHr~'d geographical shape ~ he PrusSsn-
kingdom; apd sIch on arrangement VI n Surviving NSik
| German KING and Dukes viii leave trm t4 adunn'
istatos OF their respective domains, but VIII put a ma
military and al the forigu politics ahaifs o tie =
many north u The Main m the hands OF PRUSSIA ihe q
clus.on 81 Austria from his conted saiion the Mfnsn
Ola South and klinc German Con'dcraion whose Ieir
lions with 'he German part Of Austria dsrcndi ana 20
Prussia Is ST sled That IN bis first edition OF ca y,
lbsmarS seemed 10 aim II UNIFIED Germany! wa! 4" "
/ trlc: he aimod above his mark TO nit n.
Had hc anuckiiy succeeded in bringing az Germ .ay
under Prussil control Germany would have abSDi bcd
Prussia. ono among the several broadly distinctive es
lures that should save any observer from contour ly
Cayours noble figure with BismaTks is thG Pedmoi tes
Cavour wa, Italian; Prussian Blsmark is not al he
patriotic PuIssian. Cavc1r worked for ff'eiom VII az
il froe allies; and Ia the very midst OF wal and Ms nv
sion Of rights, and rs lmPatence OF onneism ii -,
press free 10 friends and enemies Bismark the bad ne
of an historically. hedy progressive good cause W.
preference the uor nsirum"ntalues for ITS gudsn' SA'
urihcrancc. But let tia, pass for the moment
Prussia or Biz nark-it eomesthe same-gets al nH |
b. OF be- wants by excluding Austria from the Mort ter
man state confederation OF States, Of which rssi
viii necessarily be- the severe gn-th'r Surviving 1efa
and king-hcirs holding hencc0rh fom the King ~
! sia as SH-,rIiH. Then Prussia is satisfied. W. hf
tlen Italy. Prussia and France who have got OF AZ
the immediate prospect of getting, all they want A
/ remains. No Austria has got all tho thasl ia -
wants. She has gol nd OF Yenelia-which even AIs1i
/ knew he must be RID OF In the long run--a "a ~ |
"a" point OF military honor. To spare her pitlt po
political honor. she il let have chance at soue Fst
reserved night sort Of association with the soS
German Confederation And so We arc come u ~.
satislactiona5 O. It as could be expected ~ tne
and last of the Powcrs specially interested N ih' Va"
Austria has to-day, in the neghborhood o iFeoh As,
large body Of armed men as Prussia could oppose 20 h
in fair fight there. But she breads the decs Ioa 81 49,
not so much because Of the PruSsian neetfean w.
Office in this has been excessively oxag sefale1 Ne
cause of the iermenting liberalism in Vienna anu
hard bargain Hungarian patriots, nov prayed % iot ~
will drive with her. Austria, logical, consist nts
self htedy slow and sure TO be tool ate as betseee
gross patcnt material evil Of losing her place Ger.
Power as q frst-class Power in Europe, and securing
| a greater place BY allying herself 20 her sa0
ect prefers h lose. Between yielding the moyemeAs
of tho ago as represented at first hand by liberals v,sI
! her owl borders, aud yielding to II, represented
cond hand and in spite of themselves by royal Imperial
prime ministerial AID other fated but formerly respecs
bic aud in heart unwilling unconscious agents shs
hurnedy decides 10 yield TO the latter. And So the NIL
itary point Of honor being saved the political point
honor being saved as hnod at above and the MID
die age, backhanded sentimental point Of honor the
ia and az lfv fear