New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28
EUROPE

EUROPE
0estl.ued non IIs,s Rage. -
lcnyen on has o sarlnilug Of Ssyoyards who Nluros
cyn 20 ere end who lost % Italy fooyer u
seen ether ITALY Iodmon.iseH on that -
the eaue An AMY not 20 be Judged By look
sd bearing The 80 0o0 whom Ferdinand H. Of Nsples
teqUeathed 70 BIS son were on OBJECT Of admiration TO thoes
Who he AZ reviews ard neck fights bat the day OF
trial came end they scattered HE chat before Gsbaids
Italians ana even Nesgotsns may nevertheless, be made
Into trffrae soldiers The feat achieved by Ava Spi
nos aud Parmo iu Flanders by Napoleon Bes0baruas and
Huat 80 SQsn ana Gmdny, and s done by Aus
ara in Bohemia ana HUNGARY. The only real question is
whether Italians even be disciplined by Italans whether
Italians w fsht ~ heir Own they fight for other
one ,wo, o., e"rccn h s b 10 ge @ may y, e,s b
Italians 81 eventual foreign aid The moment Italy relics
anon sty other forces than her she is From my
sy enemies viii defend myself
WAR AT LAST.
from The london Iimes, June IS
Tic war has now begun in earnest. Prussia has
not hested 20 treat he Of The Frankfort Diet as deca-
ration Of hotes The part Of the States which supported
tho entered Sa1ouy on TIE one e and 5nover on
The other Hanover Inns bat s own strength which 10
Which has tely retired from TIs,o H. i reb,bla raj
irufsa ID not have difficulty in rrannng the Han
iho alliance shut in BY the Prussan monarchy and
having for los other noshbogs tie e which interest
az icS caused 20 vote on Thursday against the Austrian
rossl Bse ne Confederation ms tire is Jorees
H@ssg l probably o. egd oeeapia and is resources
f!aed a. ne aeIosai Of ,se c01ql0ors. Count BisDark
hhows nc yalae OF pTomptude His adyersares perhaps
thought he would allow them TO begin The first blow was
expected ron Vienna and The states Of Che Austrian alliance
.pe 70 nave as 1ned that Prussia wOnd wait un'i Ine
vote at Frankfort Was followed By military act Prus
ga has however lost not moment In scnng what lies in
sef psth end Aas prooa0S 'ten her e.'s Ec0rfa IRON
t..s is ne Tsoges; u e Nor'lera Sees t Gene xayo
and possible thot the prospect Of German union may make
tho people acGuiesce without much resistance. The little
Heoken6urgs Odenburg aad the Free Cities will have
choice bat 70 follow the fortunes Of their leader Roughly
fhnr r.rhr AZ
SoJ@s Germany oH % iaaiiAsd sSa4ssi iaoss 81 ne SoaA
1t TIC in this great contest that was by
Prussia Yesterday The crossing Of the Saxon frontier briggs
ihe largest military svies that have taken the hed in
Germany into necessary and probably immediate collision. As
seon as Fed Marshal Benedek learns by telegraph thar tho
no@y has begun OPERATIONS he ms, al once mt his great
kngdo VII doubt be seized by the Russians but
at thcT service win establish themselves Dresden
Ground Power, isGs r S5Ss o S' that
baye given him Justification fox entering SsHony
ne WI Now 9S DOs M nv no secDrds lie isst nossibe
position operating against the enemy From Prague 10
Pfussian Saxoay IDS road ne Us 10" Iee 70 axe - 30
foEyenion neutrality compes han 20 carry VI mat NAV be
thc PJrsssn movements eve" 49, h- Ssr some
~aYsnisses Ass port q s KiESdOa in
S days Dc ~ hSr oDt and hey OH al 'eas mare te eh0s
h0 Prussan commanders know the country vel their
profeson must be thoSughy acquainted with TIE military
features Of this region Though the Pusan army osten
sag men to sS It's Strength % he best advantage
There is certainly for the Prussan be-
Fr Itself II would make head against it's adyeTsaTies. IL
indeed powerful ally IN Italy with It's Immense and in
sIeang leyies bat in Germany itself Prussia is overatched
she under the Great Frederick make for il
feority Numbers by activity and military skill The vote
n$sas % S Ass S H M f Gdo%
Bavaria Saxory wuremberg, and Hanover voted TO he
DGoa Hesse brunswick and Nassau On the other side nom
sorant Government voted for PCssa except that of the
King Of the Netherlands who "a pretty certain 70 remain
neursl in the contest IN erey meat Of poSer tr 70 an i'
GsETTOtoE bdreee The tEo parties into rith ne minor
Austria represent population OF no less than ESQ I'll
soungents Of m s men, while the five votes which support
cd PIass against the proposal represent only population Of
ie total population Of Prussia l9 O0O and that Of Aus
sides On the other hand it may be noticed that the
people Of Of those States which voted With the majority
se,srn@snts. Yesterday. AZ the very tine that
Abe Prpsssns were entering Hanover, an address
idept Jyoiesia9 egaisa e rssosoE Of 1ls Federal Did,
1 sea endangered sA Independence HaHorO aud demand
IsSdor At Casse the Chamber has passed similar resoln
has refused 10 grant supplies for the OF the army
These demonstrations worthy Of notice because they
tho political commouon OF time and may Dc TIE lorerun
1u % m0penious change Should t1e0 ne GoYerDnensoi
The minor States not be supported by their subjects IN their
schemes for opposing Prussia the conclusions to be dednced
Of Thursday last must be wortbles But
sImDg that these States the more powerful OF them enter
seriously into the var Prussia w1ft prepare TO .1 every
the strife For the present all hangs the chance OF
pamIsgn In such the 10 be unsucces
. % guIy sn9ea vosnI bnarx sa n ne pOH ue
he east ct him BY victorious enemies and ruined ends But
Prussia gains any material accession Of power. she
produce changes Germany which win take away the
snembrance Of her ambition. The questions which sgitbte
Germany Italy and the Heterogeneous provinces Of Austria
have been discussed by Foreign Secretaries aud Embsssors
sof nearly generation without much effect Seven years
aimee there partial decision through the victories Of the
French Empror and since then the impotence Of negotiation
Aas unfortunately been strongly marked The
tiuameDi o. is again invoked BY million OF in the
s and we only hope that the decision to DO attained By
90 tremendous ssehee may tend 10 human happiness and