New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25
THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.

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THE EUROPEAN SITUATION
Amid the CROWNS complications q Euro
pean pohtlcs we think we can discern the
prospect OF an early solution to the problem OF
peace. Prussia, at the outset, desired an ineor-
poTaton within her dominions OF the sehies-
wig-Hostein provinces, and certain modl-
ficatons in the Germanic confederation winch
would lessen the preponderanee OF Austrl"
in the federal Diet. simultaneously WIZ 'he
development OF this purpose on the p'li' %
Prussia, the King of Italy claimed the ''9sion
of that new kingdom of the Austrian prov Ailoe
| at Yenetia, which, it was insist'a' properly
Of intarests - 80 Jtal Y because o. laee' i'enIl'y
demands Of +bast s'oosi''t'aaies pesl'iol = 70
wara ref,so5 III S"o p'HeiS upon 1A"e'lAA
4 tho En,paro,, of 4 We, veg liiAutLe9 "4on
: ,,oooaf,l 49, slie flehch soashe 70 oo'"lh
venipg ] conaras ~ W. 'i09S'As'i19 ~ ooA'-
teresteg in tbe;r = l.ulo l'e''n nations NJ
attitpaa If Su.t,;s g'.iellisii'' : - na''sliFy
+ha cnr,,ross p,S'eliSeIt 'Ao iiiee'iii VI
y, +to;r i7,,;.,,. ~. oh 'iie neSo.t@'lollS
Nh, Ttol;--sa 80 war sPeeodiy iolo"ea'
ID A.. -. e-ls'. .h on the Nlnelo'
A., il-''s 9iiis thelf armies upon
'sei"oelrned the Aus
1 ~. S-''ls' looi'Se'i IheIn rom
-, - ,'l-1iiy .'ii were. az ene last
s ~ P'l1',lil 'ii' '',soon's,' A,.atrlans
,,e w. l'''l--F' = 'lto va eS''oh
A n ,r,s of.o,. .,.4,;,;-,.. .,,:- ....-,--,-.,
dafo,t 49, l-.ll.s ms oyer "lieiliill5
csl, 70" ~ 0oii'sssioliS'
W li''l'0' 1no "i9put7a pro-
olt'l, ,'ll'1 7'ei- " iis'F0 sought the
'--''' Nv = ~ 'iie quesUlonS
I3.,,-;a -, - 80 "''S very n0SuFai
5;,na.a1 H. III, =, ''1ee's was nov
49, 80 Sl,e "uFan'a8es sIe mad
- = ,i''''S az sne outset Oh the
ba r,roseoots IS 80 W 4lei successes
,ra+afnl = -. S,''ii,iiAeiiieh9 are
9,oo, ~ ~ 1.lJA. -. ''liu sue may even
may ere long
~, -. ~ 'lom VI iiei fuiei
A. 4-','- ~" uno0f'"heh the TASK OF
o. ,ll',O "lii 'e ner uitllhate course
a., I7..,,al " ls+'ly 'll@0 eiLeti%
800 - :. liol'si''i' tlil't o''iilo1 ue
-e''lon u'on AosVIla
No III ~ . 'i'iasioh q
~.
20 assume hostile attitude towards Italy.
PVT TINS intervention Of French territory be-
tween the combatants will renderany aggres-
SONS upon Austria on the part Of Italy through
'he passes q the Tyrol, exceedingly difficult,
ana may practically detach Italy from her
RUSSIAN alilanee' and leave the latter power
= contend almost slngle-handed against the
@ y power OF the Austrian empire. Under
,neSe circumstances we think that or
mary prudence would dictate the
acceptance oy PRUSSIA OF the terms for which
1lle enoafkea IN the war. and which she could
,ouo1ieSs ootain at TINS time without mourning
ie chances OF 1arther contest. 1t is evident
'i''O H'noe ana Russia would agree in oppos-
~ "iiy TURNER acquisitions on her part It
: Selll-onleially announced from Russia that
L sieeS norInefn empire Is opposed to a
80 = ~ poundaIles q the countries of
'rench people Ara dacidedly, a,;+L p
Gained p,,ls,io !; 4r..-s 80 fAuaIL1a as A
o4l.lap : u9aIR u Ills CONTEST and France
'ould view with concern any extension, ~ a. $
ounda,iee N, .a,1a,.1.5, = !, v VIC q
~, = oniei seiieht OF the power of !,
russia consolidation of the German con- u
!, Isisos,.1 800 -lol iiiiiueIee would make .,
" ASAelllsn provinces OF Prussia an eye-sore -