New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
ITALY

HOPES OF TIE PEACE MES--PJsTTOS or TIE EMPEROR
NAPOLEON N RELATION TO THE wAR-IRarTATING
EFFECT oS AUSTRIA or TIE WAR MOVEMENTS N
IrALY-AUsTRIA MUST FIGHT OR LOSE HER PIEs-
TGE-DIPLoMATTC IYDsPOSIrloS.
From Osr Special Correspondent
GENOA I'aly June 1861.
The pcaoe.atany -pnce base their hopes now Gu
tirey on the tranquil spirit and unambous temperament
Of Napoleon Third. Tho diplomatic labors Of the last
month have thus far only to this that the map Of
Europe is more fully in tic hands Of the Emperor than it
was wien h, addressed his " kobbgcs at Auxeue Tho
line Of English diplomacy has Therefore manly filled
for tho chief obcc Of that British anxiety for the prescry
alton Of tho peace was torcnder impossible for France to
obi ia territorial aggandzcment through war II seemed
sulca7d corD ~ propose 10 cooperate with The French
in IA cl0l to assemble that Congress which Napoleon
wanted tsO years ago. and which England then Declined
II tie conference or Colgrcss could be got together aud
the rsg nIoposo IN lo6i could Dee obtained IN 100 hh-
gland would az once escape the responsibility for having
rejected The peaceful solution o. European difficulties and
rain the chef credit FIR having proposed goOse-qils
instead Of cannon ust the auspcOIs moment. IL Is
an open question whether the Emperor ~ sincere In his
Hew1icln labor 20 put his onceected idea into me Ii
feather Of reality hut the opinion here, whore there are
cace men, is that he knows very well how to manage
dnOmlc ahorons and j. Just now rather busy IA pre-
venting that which he seems most TO desire.
Another aim oi Tie diplomacy hostile to him is that OF
making combinations which viii render It impossible Tor
D. Nar. mere ], 10 CIV uHniF luii any Sue
cess has attend these a IT. Il any idea OF Advancing
tie Eastern question te first Rnk has been entertained
il 90 be- abandoned In truth, that remedy was
than the disease, ana II Was not all certain thai IL
might lot be just adding another war 10 tie two II
hand.
military d,snousn must behave in case whore 81 Is
threatened. | told you, weeks ago. that we based orr
lnp. of having chance 10 h-At TO- the completion OF
iinn nationality the known character OF AlstriA-on
fe sens. vcues TO aIront., the military pride, the inpe-
rel vanity which here know by long experience. We
reused the military righteousness OF Austria by gt'ing
together 800 men 20 mites away front the impregnabie
walls o hcr ouadIlacr and strairhiaav she set her L.
elus tmmln- into Nenctia We have kept u up since,
and We have log very rye thorn and propose 10 keoP
pushing Do n. We can iuato her great deal faster tnah
q Europe can smooth her down.
T0us ir ou. theory works Wen. livery new red-sAiTt
put into the hed causes Austria fit OF spleen aud Con
renee stock goes down with every new military ofueT
i1m our War Once. One Issued yesterday VIII bear IN
tie same direction. The conscrpts who would naturally
b. a. Lea In orser next Spring have been uohed 20 Loid
,i,-r-sve- o@li and wall not be ALLOW ed
10 enlist ~ the Volunteer corps lAis hisioh te our
lg-rcarsoh boys viii be- interpreted as new threat
ana h-cais are Just what Austria cannot bear with good
temper .,,,,-,.
particle OF sense there will bo no war 10 when
reply, Austria las not iirueie OF sehs' lA any "a-
ter which c0aoerns her territorial Or military grandeur
IN fact af tAo point where matters are arrived no oile
nor would treat for the ccssIun of Nenc'a with half
million ofarmcd italians threatening 10 drive her out Of
the provinces she holds by force No oner power "o-d
have allowed matters "a come 10 such CRISIS out now
out OF it, OF lose prestige IN Europe
Were IL otherwise, her language shows that she hns
learned nothing In courty phrase she suggests hot
while she does not know Of any Venetian question: she IS
aware Of the existence OF Italian one and thinks II
cmncly proper that the Pope should be allow 10 pre-
sent his grievances 70 European Congress II o.Aer
words. she ac.uay believes that there Is an argument IA
the hint that Victor Emanuel shond surrender Aneona
and the Marches % the Papal See. power which lives
so the world 10 regard the restoration Of Italians
Who have escaped to the pres-despotism at Rome Is
incapable OF taking part IN grave modern questions AT
Paris if her representative appears there she vi" ne an
interesting monument OF the Middle Ages, and ought IN
commission for her isolation 10 DO allowed the company
/ OF Au0ncll's miniature empire.
Or latest news that she catesohcaly rejects the dis
cus.ion the Venetian question, Gnd II IL accompanied
by tho assurance that the conference will need 10 DO pre-
Gced BY comparison Of views aud discussion ~ Some
reserves made by va.ort powers The principal one -
this of Austria; bn both Italy and Prussia have ntnated
that this cannot go all Summers indeed must come TO
some sort Of focus pretty SOON Besides neither OF the
and the diplomats neurally inclined OBJECT 10 working
/ with artillery outside the door
Meanwhile wo have IN extraordinary amount ofdiTlo-
matte indsposition. Nearly al our big lnjnhs except
Clarendon are less sick more or less days IN the
/ week II the thing gets mnddled much more propose
TO make up my Judgment from an analysis OF the cases OF
! tho different diplomatic patients. Gorschakoh has the
cot terribly and expects 20 have IL until the 10th, At any
yo and then TO reqre ten days 10 get 10 Paris. infer
that hc does not want go Paris at all The RUSSIAN
bear Is dong very WE'LL aud docs not the use OF en-
poyng hs paws to pull chcsnnts out of te IRE for tho
eagles Of Austria or the British Lion Whether he ex-
uros to make something by staying ~ homo, or Whethr
he wants somebody TO " talk turkey to Indian may DC al
I Opcn question -
Wehad case Of ndisposton here last week. For five
DAYS La Marmora In bad way. lie was Invisible
ami those WHO bring FROM the key-Oic OF MS sick
room told be good deal, as ALMOST all soldiers
will Bot on Sunday he got about, and has never looked
heller ip bls fc His very long face looked almost round
and no did laugh audhly two three times. Knowing
that no got news from Austria on Sunday which we got
on Monday We interpret II that be got veil OF Congress
sickness on the news that Austria had put nsurmountbe
.ls in he tvav III lOnVrcg glDunl business.
Bismarks poor turn has the same explanation " hal
think you OF my paui know that Marquis Snoozles-
who proi,sses TO tell Inc just what La Marnoa says 70
the Rng-will lie like the very ID catch him nj II
every day. lie insisted for example, that La MarmoIa
WAS really sick aud brought two respectable physicians
an covered with royal decorations, to swear to IT, Now
| know the General was simply swearing mad, aud
nothing more
Tie Oyn,one scmiofncial organ Of the Ministry, dis
cusses the German nationality matter IN this morning
issue and compares the Prussan In the Italian move
| ment Piedmont and the honse of Savoy were blamed
for their ambition fom 1873 to iseJ aud are even yei
blamcl by the politicians Of the Middle Ages. But that
movement though headed by Victor Emanuel was essen
italy national movement There were here IN liay a.
In Germany now number Of small princes VINO had 10
be deprived o. power and their parchment titles torn up
but tho people Of these small princes wished the change
and small minority who doubted ITS wisdom and It's Jus-
tco have since mostly recognized the superior
o. @ national system. So, the Opmone reasons, II VII
be In Germany. There Is only one thng wanting 10 CON
rlete the uail aud that is very important want II
does not app az tnat the German people look 10 union
under Prussia as the national triumph. But 1t may To-
, all tAa., be Il necessary step TO True UNITY
| APPREHEsDBD TROUBLE FROM THE RHAcTfoNARY SPIRIT
ACTION oP THE GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH ITALY
ITALIAN PLAN or THB APPROACHING CAMPAIGN
from Our recll Correspondent
oryo, Jane g. 1870