, 1866-07-06
FKOA EUROPE,


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Probable Movements.
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'He pasoage " oaf1palol 1nfou9n Inc cay
Aas put the finishing stroke to the populal
| enthusiasm. It Is impossible to describe the
satisfac,ion of all classes !: The toyfnl and W,
! 1ctnr,n;rea o;- ~ everr mo, vhar, ~, ~,
eoput 'ae par, noes "e'e aos very US
ttnct before the war came In btsht-there were
only different ways proposed for reacLIrg the
same end. At NO time these seren years
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oeen uaotae ~ eahea WI" 1eaeonao,a .piospect o.
Success The Government did not see the
| path clear to successful war. The party oil
| rct,on ha1,ovad 4Y,ot tte nation con,d xz;r
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,enlss' ~ We psl lmieteu " tJ
me VEL comes no" #an eonaalao1s Iaat ", sa1'
| whole nation will ar1n If 1t. be necessary, aud
| The Government will USE the whole nation. IL
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! 'ns aeeo appear s,
| There Is stil4 another "ohaer'al result W oe
| poted. The larger part Of the old retsograde,
clerical. reaction party has disappeared here
| at The worth. One.Lali of Garibaldi's officers
,.a,on,, IN families noted FIR their deviation IN
re''os, " 'sA ~ w. s. -,SwN ~.
INC eld ofaef ol th1nes, allu especl"ity, ior
| bar3ug long furnished priests Of medl1Tal
! p,orliyities. Tic old nobility has had little
love for the new order of things. The purity
ora a,,son,tv of tho rors1 family nortlv re,
<AA 0Neet-@%% ~ N-~ H~S'~> ---~-S S--'-A ..
conei1eo .aen 70 .ne caanse' nnt t1es ussef
| concealed their dlsgnsI nj popular edncataon,
a free press, and the entire liberal programme.
! Rut ,hfs marty Ia bnmnn. and fha electric
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! The thing Ia very simple Iaese men are
| Italians, and as such they hate the AustrlaDs,
| who have for centuries tormented poor Italy.
| The hour oY yenrennce seems uear. and tbey
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nau wa ptsas1' -nofe u suAu enle, - ,s. vs.
| Ing OF gcu1lc blood, such ga'lantry as That
| which graces the King and Ills sons com
mands all their sympatties. Shall Barons
[ and Muenn,ses stay Mt 1,ome when their Sow.
arei,n | cncamTs m ths ,1oodv acl1s sha,,
81 s'e4su e"eaa'pa W sne "'oo'y ne'"3 1aa11
in cafe and salon, when every son Of Savoy
goes with the gunse Even Garibaldi CON.
! mands their admiration. He has been SO sin.
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E4e ~ s'iA At' "ee,a4 u.lous H"ous |A.s Wilde
huAincas, has submitted himself with such
J sN1. sA 49, ~ ~ ""' 80, ~ |ns 4A'nS' -! nnu
has oesoaght us 1nenos Win sueh tender'
! earnest Words 10 leave their qnarrels With the
men In power to later time, that no Italian
| mar whnm Iin1ian hn11ets 1vnnnde5 M a..
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ores3 q" ~ ADe 9u~''te9 "A''eA1 3'a1s A's'A
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,oHjy lna. 'p.eE eu nIs Ise' oscn sa1.
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~ r w ~ patthse ~, aIu Eo1u aelos
=. ~ IoASt! w an1 t0c oasn1ce Ga" y. our
fwecn nnr war and the T f:ernan mn Tnssa
is little nonnIsr sat;sfnrtion in pr7,ssi, nnna
J IN Austfia.
We look for decisive events next week. Al
| last thcr get on spanking pace in Germany.
Prnstta sccms to be resolved at last to plunge
| into the strife which must make her the head
Of Germany or ruin her SLOWLY acquired pow
thus far all the Austrian triumpna before the
Germantc Dict hare resulted to the advantage
| Of Prussia. The Diet votes to call out the
contDigents Of the several States to make war
on Prussia. B{smark responds By declaring the
Diet dead, the Bund dissolved, tho Austrian
! couiederates enemies OF rrusais, aud by clap
ping military estoppcl on the provinces Or
| Stdles Of Germany which oppose!.him. He, has
! gained the Danish Duchles HeaceEortn they
will be part Of Prussia, He has gained half
| dozen Of the small German States who al
tempted to arm againat Prussia ; for II Is not
| Probable that theY will ever ret out from
Them doHu Tfese are a1rartannsx which
Prussia has gained at the outset through the
| stupidity Of Austria. Now the Pruss,an
| troops have advanced into Saxon7. We hear
| Of them at Leipslc. Iratber Doubt the truth
ofthls. It u too long march for 4 slogle
| dAy; but at all ereuts The Frussfnn ttpops
/ m 31,o rp}JJ1o r-.pn5 ~ shnt. .+r. Ia