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

Pope and the exBourbons There could not be greater
cfIront to tho modatmg Powers than TO ask them to
gayely consider the sin they have committed il recog
nizing the Kingdom Of Italy more papabe piece Of
stupidity than to expect TO gam .! sueH mn e7'ln'i
trckery. go,
But Austria has rendered service 10 mankind by ils
frank statement Of the question at issue We now know
cegry that in the war which Is coming the Old World
viii fght solidy against the New. Popular nglis must
combat against tho divine right OF klDgs Re
action assemblies hosts beat down the ne" NFl1i
ton The middle ages make last enOri 10 s'a! w pro
gres Of the American and French revolutions tu Aus
ta s the tit leader of the reaconary party Sle mas VIC
best of titles TO lead the retrogade masses ana 10 sur
the consequences OF her blind devotion to the IDEAS u
byiSone sSe: .oo ... 10 ara 70 scst +, onr own
house with other enemies than Austria. The whole Euro
pean reaction will its efforts our southern
Provinces Rome will be the base for vast moral Drl-
candlge and the Southern Apcnuncs may smoke Win
carnival Of robbery and murder IL our enemies caH
serious trouble in the South there viii be wars there
in the bills and valleys which, Ike the sorroWs when
have swept them for centuries, will find no yoeeln
history Austria Las hoped 10 make desperate iaYa Tor
us there; she hopes wrench the nall of Italy nom
terrible struggle in which she puts her vast empire M us
Sic has been told by the Bourbon and Papl ems ares
that tho people of South Italy Discontinued with our
system rcpenant Of the enthusiasts Of 1900 and longing
Tor the blessed Bourbon with al his blessed saints
Now, with all the ignorance which reigns there, win
oil the power which reacolary prle5thood mas over mo
mass with the brggnd traditions and instincts Whch
the heroic ideal Of whole Provinces with vast regions
untIuverscd by woods unnamed by schools and news
papcs AGE has many u.u.tion IN coping WIN hh-
ACTION. The Ontier between Rome and our territory
is belt of mountain Solitude IN which bnsand and BouI-
bon hOrdcs may hide In safety ana spite 81 The French
troops Francis Bourbon and NJ. Charles Kings SUD
lime old man may collect considerable bodies Of cru
saders on that blODdy border
But we have had i've years OF experience in fighting Re-
action there and our bcsgic know tho region LOW o.
we'll the peasants themselves We shall cXpce greater
vigilance in the French officers Of tho Army Of OccuPl-
ton and shall leave 1900 drilled troops IN thG,e
provinces. You may hear little oft, but there viii doubt
less be bloody there We shal shoot brgano5 WIN
mercy; and if have appeal 70 the Liberals IN
those provinces there VIII be many Ola scores oa resent
mcnts old feu adjusted and setei from behind windows
and stone walls L. "a word Austria prepares woes for
South Italy greater than those Of which Venice COM
planned.
While there is tine and place for south Iiaiy to be
heard lot sum the proofs that great eu0rt j. pie2ar
ing there After the surrender Of Gaeta there was brief
of civil True, Italy bad won ne hel but ~
the AbruZz the Ignorant masses ana lhe large Drisau
element lid recognize the church and remained loyal
to FraAc's CheNO BombHo Inc sl0t campaign cas
conducted By ecu BascOan certain DE Chrstcn Oui
truOs whipped them and drove INC reulnant OF the Ih&a
muffin army over tho border Win theL the clh WI
csas cd and bnraudGcc began. But boscO ana De
Christen kept out Of bigindagc Now it happens that
both these Christian crusaders Rome and engaged
in an effort 10 organize a nov Bourbon army.
BrigGndagc was essentially loithsome aud not IN the
least heroic. But had or two episodes Of some IN
tccst even for history Ono tho expedition OF Boes
from the I0nAn coast 10 within few miles Oh tle fapa
frontier, where caught and summary shot him and
his companions. ores and his associates were spaniars
Some Belgian deyotes lent lustor 20 Other episodes
OF brgand life Now IL happens that Spaninlds ana Bel
gans again going 20 Rome 10 engage IN the new cru
SADIE We have in short the only foreign Clements dnu
officers which gave the raids OF 1872 and 1868 any value
proofs OF the respectable character OK The dissent from
Italian unity We note too the olaractd OF the consE-
rcies which here recently uuearthed in Naples. We
have again Bishops ard Marqus's IN the plots from which
they had asaue for two years in short the best party
Of reaction is hard at work for Austria.
Abroal-in Paris and Brussels espeeiaiy-rencti
Journals assume again tho tone OF ls6 and the Jca
nontese brgands soon to be expelled from the Two
Scies A home all Through the wilder portions OF the
South there is an unrest adcncy 70 dsoricr low
murmur of BourbOn-Papa jagont which we know by JUS
enr-marks comes straight from d'icd confessional.
10 meet al this the Government is making numerous
arrests, eypeling Bourbon cmndoes by the dozen and IN
carceIaiing bnglnd commissioners and bankers Dy tne
hundred Among the volunteers Of those Provinces many
os the exbrgalds found and 80 or ~ have been sent
from regiment 10 prison Ia fact, about ouetonth 81
the South laiah volunteers have been weedcd out anu
sent home or 10 the public prisons
This lastf Is capable Of another exploration. The
name OF Garbald has special charm. and Il ~ well
known TINT bqands served unds him in 1860, and that
his personal influence restrained and sobecd them. In
fct the poor peasant who IN the ranks OF brig
andage y responsible for his pat IN thar work.
ami might M Ike good soldier under popular leader
Ii is nov believed that Austria wl send on We deeA-
sve in Voneia In that the Italian plan o campaign
will embrace the following movements;
First Garbadian expedition INTO the IyfolY 70 cut
fpossbic that lin. OF Austrian communication. n WILL
consist Of not less tlan 10000 men commanded by of
Garibald oh lieutenaats--probahly Medici
Second strong force Of the slar army threatening
Austria tie side "a the Aincio VITA It's base al Cre-
mona. ,
between Mantua aud ferma.
IOHrn. An advance upon RoTiyo BY Ci0ldini AZ the
head Of iOOOO men. These three corps on aLies could
be united either defense ehcrOf the two Austrian
lines Of advance on for an advance on koyigo.
RIM. An expedition by from Ancopa or Revomia
directly upon point Venice. This would be by
regular troops aai would DO covered by one division Of
Tie Navy.
from 5000 to 100000 volunteers. This expedition would
have bali a dozen objcct,-.cy0ntiOn in Damaia, cut
ting the railway FROM Vienna and, I'm possible contingent
ccs support Of revolution in Hungary In any event. u
would d'tach largo body OF Austrian troops from the
front of the regular ita'n Army.
Serenhs Naval operations against trieste PoiA ard
other Austrian cities.
or course several OF these expeditions may be modified
bv events You will notice that the Win bchrst to
hol strong front the line Of the 20 long il may
be- necessary Second ger around the qaanateml by
Royigo Chiazza and transfer tho conflict rom the AZ
lev OF the Pc 10 the shores OF The Adriaiic Third 10
threaten the Austrian communications AZ several nts al
once Fourth revolution IN Austrias own house.
For these purposes, Italy command half million OF
good soldiers very well provided with artillery, and about
fifty hrst-class vessels OF with many more gun
boats aud eighty mercantile steamers for transports
To fill up the ranks the nation can probably furnisu
another half million Of men should They be required
The youth 20 ~ and years not embraced IN the
half million mentioned above and 2tO,Um good troops
can be raised from the sccondclss conscptscacd OfY
in case of war-whO are % . and ~ years Of aye w
course the seconlcasses Of S 49, 70 and q years would
Weld at least the same number But it IS not expected
that the bows under - years OF VIII De called IN either
the first or second classes Tho volunteers could be IN
creased to 900. 900 az clstperhaps wl be II tie
Dalmatan enterprise looks propous. The chief diff
Guilty Is that il viii require at least Two months 10 equip
and drin so many volunteers.
SAN D0mEsGO
! pRFsrDyyT BAFz OF TIE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.