The New York herald., 1866-07-10

hood -hed This A,prne warfare ON, however only be
plain and these must be for time paravxed bv I've
apy with WHICH the inces!derate " the ItAl
act Otherwise than On the defensive.
there u chance for diplomacy stan il witA
good e6t ,stcvn tie 'ons of the eom6atars 'ciA bs
afforded ~ IL inevtai le pause xiir y ,perr,i ns
The idea OF eventual however and condition
al cessior of Venea tas hcen enter aimed by EN-
peror Fapsis Joseph End has found erance In
moderate and dgnHsd notes and mani est,,es which
have many pariisans to the Austr an cause
Austria understood her 10 say, wolld not yield To
threats she would stand up in vind alton ~ her ri hts
che wGud maintain tho prestie OF her military power
!. was only afe, aGae and risey sha. she could
much nan enid De erp cf-d Three davs have
barely elapsed since the decia Ion or hotlit'cs and
Austria has a,ready fought rs bot 6 AMI utcto y
Enough done 70 crafty her pr 10; enough 10
soften her heart towards those Italians whom
she has found experience to bc no
contemplate enemies, and whom, she must be
aware tits awaysn her power to turn into ssnnch
ana very valuable friends BY merely openny negotia
ON tae II u sian atirqce and enabled at ono, 10
from south TO north two hundred hoasand OF her
best German troops with an immense OF treL
AL the achieved by Prussia In Northern Ger
many during the last week would be than conute-
SIR ngti TO her air ady power III nd ersarv Indeed
Prussia would at once nnd herself In presence ef
such fedrtI 0is that II may be questioned VIII ther she
would any longer feel eqpal TO the contest
The seloment OF the difference between two OF the
beligerents would OF necessity bring tho trd
Prussia and Italy only ventrred ho-tiities the
assurance Of each others operat on and pacncation
with Italy would not My free Ausria rom the necessity
Of fighting In the South, but Of maintainin an
army feet there. The squadron or the Adriatic
would be thrown into the scale against her adv rSary,
and Prussias OF conquest IN the BALTIC wnnid
suffer check Whatever caninr the German people
may show towards one the other NJ the two great
however staunch 10 the Bund they be IN the
South or part n 10 Bismarck's scheme Of national
Parliament in tho Norh feeling been hitherto
universally evin ed by them aH ana that is their
hardly begun; hardly one drop OF German blood
has been split Nothing has been done that ma be con-
to peace tween Austria and Italy convince Pr ,ssia OF
the hopeessness Of singe-handed Struggle nothing
would 90 easier @ than .,. 70 settle the German
STUDIES OF the brief and hitherto bloodless CON-
test have brought the two conteudng Powers
TO that point at which they might have ar
rived afer seven years struggle 10 that from
tier Of the Main which will In all probabl ty for
ever divide tho North from tho Soth Of the Fatherand
Germany 100 vast country and all the Austrian
dependencies too powerful ever 10 be one; and II will
be happy day for her and for Europe when the duasm
which has for than GENTRY distracted her
cils and neu,razed her comes 70 be ESTABLISHED
one aud for ev r on sound and intelighle basis Let
Prussia have the North, aud her ambition will he at
peace let Austria have the SOUTH and her compensa-
ton for Venice will be as ample as the most loyal Aus.
trian can DESIRE
1t is true that these uations we have not
sder the six and thirty members OF the Bund. But.
accomplish The has already carried 70 such
extent-the extinction Of the minor States. Hsno err
Hesse and Sayony already de,hroned and we nnd
great sympathy evinced In their cause either among
their subjects or their neghbors either in out OF
Germany. And after AL all tbe Princes ned q
to esit nor any of hem. The unity Of North
and OF southern Germany with Par
lament convoked by Prussia, 3und
presided over by Ausr a may be comra,ibe with the
nominal sovereignty OF many kings. electors and
dukes More than nom nal their sovereignty cannot be
said 10 have been for long timo will certainly never
bo for the future.
We have, perhaps, in tho iutorcsts OF European
peace, gone too far In our specuaions IS to the proba
Of tho two Powers now resting on their swords
dfer ds bioody brt1e OF Custozza. But, irrespec-
tive Of all remote contingencies, pea,e between
aud the present moment should be allowed to pass
away without an cnor to attain IL The man who could
bring al his osy 10 bear tho councils Of the bel
geents, as to bend them to that acknowledg.
ment Of the law OF necessity to which they needs
bow the end, would bs indeed beneacor Of tho
rely On all u support o. the English vsrnmen' matter
into ,oaos hands tse administration may a and less
on ne fynpa.hy n the English paple. :.
tFrom the London Herald derby organ) June 20l
The Italian army has had fits trptsme d. fes, and al
though there can be no do bt that It bare the ordeal
anly sone weeks must eapse before II its
earliest enthusiasm for an invasion Of Venea II is
not for us severely TO crcise the handling Of the
ing something than amazement at the hardihood
VII ch led the flower of Italy INTO the very jaws OF
lion, and challenged The strength Of Austria In battle
field where every possble advantage tho side Of
the assaied We conf SO cannot understand tho ad
vance OF Victor Emanuel Details we
AN forco wos uns,i,fdiy tcndcd, and that
when the two armies came together Italian
being enable 70 get up to It's support They were in
fact bea OF early In tho day. the first corps LETT
to bear the brunt Of the ght and suffered accordingly
That the gianry on both Sides great there be
no question. The struggle proioneed throughout
the day the Anstans coufcss considerable losscs
the last the Italians maintained uneqrn contest with
courase aud obstna y There ambiguity however
about the result Tho day after tho battle Victor Eua,
1ne 1, recrcs7ea the Mncio eiA o,at.n army, and
&c n raia IN Ang of iaJy hrs acted .f " in pdc-
az ne Aiacio tercen hiiaf aRd nc Au frors and It is
Ia la InK.a hat lwIf f1Rt la-~ - NJ
wise may hard with the best general the Italians
can boat Of, ana ae real eyms q itay again Aura
From tbs London News June col
No one via read the successive dispatches or the
dated from King Victor Enianuels headquartcrs with
ont pcrcevtac that It's vry FIRST meeting with
enemy tho Italian army has sustained a serious
verse. Tho Italians have, however, dircgr, drd
caution in ne rcti entiua1 -. and they have
hsnched their columns against the strongest point In
the Austrian position, with but small hope OF succoss
and FOR an uninportant result Had the Tslsns under
their gallant King defeated the Ausrans at cusoz2a
under cover OF their MACMILLAN towers, vosa 30 a
Itaiions The defeat which tie King has sustained
has not only driven him across the Vino o,
but u may seriously comprorAso the forc,s at Poesea
S"ald the Assirans be strong force within tho Quad
II that general now a. PlasclA K able 10 MAINTAIN hIs
position or advance Padua Il Il .'ear that he would
have been lust as able TO do had the King mover
fall back, the whole pau " campaign h's been sub
yerted and the Ausirians viii ind brsaihins time whe
victor Emannel rs recruiting his forces and d. cdng on
,utare operations Under any circumstances tin result
has been angsdaiy farvabl, 20 ne A.sriors, sue
ces on sach weccb,estcd ID must ens 10 raise the
prcsuge Of their name, 80 long depressed
From the London Telegraph. June 2dI
10 the immense majority OF the British nation II WI
assurcdy canee feeling OF the deepest regret that I'm
,he hrsa Icat battle Haly has sustsined defeat The
long and obe'inaciy contested fight Of sunday nc
verona ended IN victory 20 tho Imperial arlx Though
we might receive With some q,isaca,on the accounts
mat ,mc from purely Aus,r soufces tho conarna
wy pespslches from the Italian hssdqusrt unhappy
leave sn room ior doubt that the impfuoas val King
victor fmsthes troops was In this instance than
ne. 'hed by the stuDbcm endurance Of their veteran
npponentS = In o,hcr respects The deseat of |
srcise a moral ins.eRco i,vsnoa their cdrs' pf |
! ne ur,, IN ~ op. VIC do not believe hat, \
hovFh d&nsopied al the rcsnl,, they VIII ba
n ii-hesr,cred We lr-<t, tho contrary, that ths
empony chcc' vli only add 20 the determination Of
No nd hiatt ~ evsr eptitod uIu