New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
FROM GENOA.
Ne Change In the Situation The European
Gri,n-The View. Of Italian Journals.


'''" wi '''''N '''''''''' GENOA, May 8. 1905.
That the situation is not materially changed since
ast wrote is amosl conclusive that the war is virtually dc
cered There i, on both sides OF the Mineo. the utmost
activity in military affairs aud 10th parties have gone 80 fa
tus, vns cannot see how either can now retreat.
Ths movement Of Austria in venetia was virtual declare
tim ~ and she rssrm her begerent atltute by con-
csntraons u,on the Po As for Iily she cannot vel go
bscIgsrust 90 forward unless diplomacy closes up Tue
have been rnrlors that this political bag was busy at
her diaboca incantaons and they received sort OF
nation yesterday in dispa!eAss iIol 49, s Tor herself
deeLmnstiou not attack. and FRANCE Is rpreSeaoa,
sodISg neutral attitude on these terms Z aI5e aaoAs
Erance viii aid Italy; ii Italy attacks she must light alone
| for france would not 10 Lbs, ease interfere H.,
II Is Impossible a present 20 decide certainly Wha Asse
dls, -rafIsr that they mean diplomacy to the rear.
Sr n,,o "a Prince Napoleon turned up at Florence
rt I'm time IN inte ret the decaracns Oh Lolne' ~ 'le
French Political Debatng cac.T. do no, know lat nc
eae for that purpose Ie may jest kson general
ro"ps"baye brought his father n.a~ peremptory order
10 dsarn The former is however the more probable OBJECT
of his visit Napoleon could not vel say less t3an ne mas sa
he wished the peace kept be would probably nave sau
A. tie responsibility for beginning war i i now upon
Austria and It vi" no. be cay 10, ner 20 SET ~ q
be stationed the Mnco and Pc TO decide who first steps
into either river o. VINO nIes toe n gao Pc ayar
If could fad would say TO Europe ms miiIary
Demonstration is needless Austria Is TOO strong IN tne Sa
call Italy to and we have drawn our swords 70 aver.
the peril L., AG9 Tes a I sr b9 "' uO'
There Is now rs doubt that French troops are really 70
embark at Toaon @ Genoa ard 70 march rom %s,S so'sy
here for troops believe they meant for The French II
true that considerable numbers 81 aan sgo unav &c
they arrive aud must be remembered thst the Sou'neI
Io@a viii in fact 'I b n0E SrDa slS o Ses
| / am quite sure meant for French troops
The question Garbad and the volunteers Is good deal
sfaet1ry Liberals detes La Marmoa and have no con
adence in his ability or They believe that France
would control everything he tie head Of affairs and
Of temporary reverse force US into dlshonorabIe
- IN vote measures because the Is thelr
% i .hey express their disgust OF la Marmora min.
stTv IN no terms 1t Is said that the ministry e
olpocd to the organzo Of volunteers aud that this oPgo
tie other hand the journals inform us that volunteers
are actually being enrolled and that ia FRA Or campaign i0r
them has been arranged but that diplomatic necessities keep
them in the background LOT iee present. hs 's Is rne
probable explanation. AZ all events there De war
Garbad and the volunteers will have work assigned then
La Msrmora too woud, of course take the field. The
journals say that caso would then take bis place az the
head Of affairs. No better selection could be made Reaso
Is our nearest approach a statemen with him would prob
ably be associated Csp the Liberal leader Cugias and De
and awaken the enthusiasm the whole nation But there is
doubt whether powerful ally would consent to such
combination In short II TO have French boy0ne on
the Po must tolerate French politics on Tue Arno
To show you the temper OF the people on the ere OF th
gave you some extracts from the popular
The Genera Of yesterday aer speaking of tbs bill making
national bank bills legal eneer aud other acts looking clearly
EScn the Government whs. Il. there pI.s. for
treat Yesterday opposed war 70 day 81 y chansea ihs an
before Italy There TO- then place for back
wsrd War or Death! tae Ministry has received on
& 1a ssi 4 ~ ssa
.oo. sso" her sss ssii in pure dsspsrso death III.
saas sIf ss 1Gs sS h 6s, ruled her since and
belief and honor them with her 'ndene would
BE- folly dream ,h lie Mhruors wise, 20 eodow ay wh ~
not there Italian who has ever Cherished Soy deu
Pont Toe inevitable new eecais- tue Mnisy
has made and tbs Tolsii's has forced into h scon me
which yawnet receive AZ but did no,
sbya. which surrounds e syey side Forward then
forward The Government mus, But et take care yor %
BE- The rera1fion nu rsk sds by
The and Gsri5Ad enbode. N rsveui4n
his flag shall move from Csprsra a. s VII o- nsa'ed oy
generous talaeI.'
Ihe sane paper says this morning MI.
Gabaldi will the mainland. II be Is scot for II he
not vii the II ne ssnyneds eommaad
he viii .ecspt command he viii be still the
head OF tie revolution AID front II they make
co. ariy coupscs with tee barbaTans IN Nene;ia"
The Pgp00 IGldng using moderate language ADMITS
the be substantially stated by the GHord says
She exposed o. revolution on one side,
the .son the oher No force can now rePs ne
country rendered. by the arnaments
Which the Government make. -h hersssaa sne, on' I. - Is
revolution or bansruptty war or tue to I'm
Italy Solemn decsrasons they are tho cen'coa'
We had no train Yesterday from Florence The main line
OF railroad between Alexandria and Bologna was exc!u'
syty used for the transportation VI troops rnmor
rr that Austans concentrating this side or the
Po There much enthusiasm that the widest on ds
obtain believers leave to skim the cream OF them non
the teegrnphio which VIII receive before yoe
read this letter Do not believe shall allow the Ausraas
this side Of the 20 without telling Europe thR
this means war.
The revolution Italy the popular movement AM
psuy-not 8 scheme for OVeFhrowiDs the dyna'iies