New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

be removed from the coded province and IN 80 ar
tended 10 put asunder the two allies Prussia ana lial
departed from that spirit strict imparay which al the
authority Of an unarmed mediator should be based IL was
natural that Prussia should object not only 70 orego the al
vanIa' hitherto gained by stopping Snort 10 nef JUL u %
success but 10 permit change in her position with respect 70
srugge Prussia did however rel the armstce nor
ord Italy The word and authority Of the Arbitrator were too
powerful for his offer TO be with fiat reiusa but they
referred the matter from one 10 another they PLEADED mutual
nvodb obgauons both OF them PIT i9rth unreasonable
best Of their advantage, and pushed their military
operations as far as their utmost energies would enable them
Now perhaps be questioned whether LOstilties
armisce on general principles or whether they should be
allowed proceed till the terms which the artce itself
should be grounded agreed to and the armce signed
An amistioe the here plated on pre-
hminaTy instoy peace; but such il gives
rise negotiation more or less prolonged and must be made
on conditions OF US OWL IT, while these conditions are Dn6
discussed each OF the parties is seek the rtheranoe OF IT'S
own advantage is clear that me ground Of negotiation NIL BE-
pTPeilGy sAped and me negotiation ng ta ~ moGh"y ava
deceit To his oig h0rere has me pursued by al The
contsadnS Payes The pTopoa! q The 0rH's''ee 1etE
The movements Of the armies of the begercn Powers
al sides have been as free and active word abont an
ereHmaaaees. he Knpgor Of NE French f az all Iayties
had ben .Uokd eng 70 sd at dhdEce in spite oil al ths
provocaon the Emperor Napoleon observes tho utmost for
beaance and moderation, and the TonOn feet which
said to have sailed for the Adratic is s awaiting orders
The Emperor evidently setting TO work oil the engines Of
GlomaCy consultations being held day and night AZ the
Tueries messengers of high rank are dispatched almost
hourly the Court of Vienna aud 70 the headquarters OF the
abandoned aud the armed meditation on which Austria
have built her hopes kept in the ud
ratio Of the Imperial Umpire.
Notwithstanding the union of interests which private
convention had established between Prussia and Italy IL
clear that Italy has been shut out Of the lists by the master
stroke OF the Austrian Emperor requircs slight degree
Of wArke QuiXotsm TO fight wndmi and since the great
day Of SadOwa Italy has no longer any other enemy IN the
field The forces Of the Auians south OF The Alps are
probably reduced TO the very inne gasons IN the Qnadr
lateral Ciadni may Advance M0nseee or Este as unop
posed he marched Rovgo The open towns Of Nconza
and Padna may welcome him with frantic exutaton; the
ramparts Of Verona and MAMMA fan at the sound Of his
buges like those Of jericho. but the Ians do what they
may Will hardly aohance Of real fight for Venetia
They either have IL easy terms have il gratis or
AL Whether French General Prince Napoleon
be charged with the formal act OF transfer the late movement
OF Caldin the Pc Will hardly accelerate IT, Possess
Nenetia, aud al home in the Peninsula rs far as the
Adratc The Italians still in the bitterness Of their
disappointed military aspirations, stand up FOR Southern
Tyrol for Trieste and lsra and for their duty % join
PTussan under the walls Of Vienna and dictate
their TO the Kaiser bat any Of glory they
might acquire north # Alps would DO away with
fact that they stood up halt million Of 90
Venetia from the hands Of Austria and that the
tories Of another people that they owed the emancipation Of
their OWL
H. however the ettng Of the Italians be Of no great
weight the Tufes II is not 20 he supposed that the
Peaoemaker look with equal Indifference the demoanOI
and listen her stout determination 10 make good
tie she has gained IN Germany not for the purposes
OF territorial acknowledgment at least for the csabshueni OF
military and diplomatic ascendancy would the
Fatherlsnd all the might and importance Of compact
State in the European councils Prussia bids high
for popularity in Germany by her scheme a ma
tonal unity there doubt viii be Of the pcD
peoples against foreign antagonist Tie
OF nationality trust have more 10 fear fIoH
the hostility Of the Emperor Napoleon IN Germany than II had
Italy; BAT should ~ b. Oherse should ne tmP0r be bent on
Graed mediation purify German question Europe might
hare 10 bid 0aQ ftEtA 10 Ose hope, " pace Rh ne short
parasrNJs IN the N0RtieT 50 lately gaze risf.