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

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Weare, therefore on the direct road to battles. The
decree has been issued which calls the econdcss re-
cits Of 1872 1913 and 1915 young men born IN those
years. and the twort classes are ordered to maeh On le
18th. For the other class orders VIII be given hereae'
The three classes give MS about 200, COO men
The volunteers will be called fast as they can DC Put
under arms. But you know by experience II Is hot
possible equip volunteers rapidly conscpts can DC
Tiled into old regiments In fact tho War Office can form
new regiments with reasonable facility but for volun-
teer force with different uniform and modified oreahl,
zaon whose officers selected from civil hIe good
deal OF time is required IN every country and more IN lay
than anywhere else There win be no officers in the voun
toer have not service The men who served
with aTbad In 1913 1852 and 1860 will march wlth MN
now In the ranks too there viii be many who have shared
the glorious campaigns of their illustrous leader
one OF the most obvious dangers Of the situation is
that Austria may find means attack Prussia with her
whole force crush her, and then turn upon u.s. Snc mas
great facilities for doing what the COntederaes dld 20
often with you during the Rebellion. Inc distances
are not greater and she has better railroads than the sou
had But on the other hand, rapdity OF movement would
be something in an Austrian army, ana Doih itay
and Prussia fully alive T. the danger ana oot are
ready % move az the first mint OF acnOn on te part oi
their antagonist. II is scarcely possible Tor Austria 10
attack Italy. Of her army Of SOOOOO men, inc pcs,
authorities 100000 for garrison duty away ron me
two fields Of action. IT. as is nnaed, she puts 59DVVV
mon in 10 the campaign against Prussia there VIII remain
$50 GOO men in Veneta Not less than 'JVVV OF
these must be dispersed in garrison duly ana d. many
front the volunteers Of Garba!d There are ie IOJOOV
men for the amy in the field
These 100000 must force. az least, twice tha num-
ber probably indeed three times that number caui-
pag on the line Of ROvgO Is resolved on u VIII DC posi-
be for Austria 70 contest the ned for long enough he
to decide with her Northern Army the German campaign
This is the second danger for believe, however,
that this plan will not be followed We shall make des
perae effort transfer the to the shores OF the Adl
attic whcrc Austria can derive no dement, from her qs
lateral While placing 100000 men IN front OF these
works we can send $50 600 20 another held ana Ausa
cannot possibly the quadrateral and az the same
time have 100000 mon TO use agalns, us elsewhere.
Tho 4n1 .IH a.
is rendered very probable BY certain references ol TIC v"
and Navy Offices
For example it is generally believed that all the mer
camille steamers chartered for the Transportation oil
troops and supplies An order has been issued proYdng
for quantity OF volunteer eutenants ID mo Navy 10 DS
selected from the captains OF mercantile vessels: bu' an
the owners of steamers the captains and the Navy De-
par nent deny that the steamers are Chartered Inc
anxiety to conceal the fact which ] think indu6ltaDle
increases my conviction MT an army IS to be thrown
uon the coast-pcrhaps near Venice IL j. idle however,
To- speculate about the point where the expedition VIII
land Even if it beRow selected events must modliy IT,
Indeed it is very difficult for tho Government TO make
precise plans of campaign Events may modify any gwen
plan Until we actually hear Prussian cannon we must
plan and work the theory that the whole Austrian
Empire may be down upon US IN the yaney OF ne 10
For that contingency, think shall be fully prepared
ANY advance from this side-as upon Roygo-nust De
SLOW costly in life money aud time Roylgo IS center
OF System of good Notifications now covered by EARTH
works The immediate region is very low, part Oh III Is
flooded, and being the least deiensDle plank OF .ne
auadrilatera the Austrans have planted hea'y Ht'i
erv so as 10 command every road or place for road IN
the whole region. That such campaign Is taken OF
is rather q proof that is seriously contemplated ana
that any advance there will be in the nature of remit
The truth s suspect have not given over al nope
Of irritating or deeeiying Austria into an advance, etef
into Lombardy Emilia, where we count on success
through simple superiority in numbers.
The committees for collecting relief fund for thn
families of soldiers and those Of the Sanitary Commission
are succeeding finely The first is for obvious reasons
most prominently before the public, and many iamies
already enjoying the benefits 9f the paio,c
of all the non-tghtng classes Ire sanitary commission
applied to the War Department for permission TO send
female nurses the camps but the Minister declines On
grounds of morality. In any other country ueh reason
given such would have subjected the Minister 10
hose-whippng for gratutous insult to most rcspecta
bic ladies' Here however, it Is taken in good part, and
only Sisters of Charity will serve in the camps.
An excellent indication of the heat OF our enthusiasm
the fcror Of our gay easyeoing Florentine nobility
two.ihrds of whose youth have enlisted to foot IN he
ranks with Garibaldi The Government bad refused TO
accept mounted volunteers; but, apparently moved by
the action of our young nobcmen the office has con-
sented to accept small number the volunteers to furnish
their own horses.
lar speculation in small notes which sell at from three TO
fire per cent though gold varies between ~ and To- In
forty days nothing has been done 70 supply the demand
for wentyranc notes. rather the Bank seemed 70 nave
entered into side speculation in its own paper for small
sums The last specimen OF hnanciel heathenlsm Ir-
nshed by the Finance Bureau is proposition that the
municipal authorities shall organize systematic spccua
ton in copper and small notes!
The public Indignation is very great but-considerlng
how much the inconvenience,
obstruction busnessthe patience Of the people IS won
derfnl new loan be raised. IL Will doubtless be
forced loan but fear have not sense enough to put
it in the form of veranc treasury notes Inc people
would gladly have such currency and the iJOeO00O OF
francs talked of now would doubtless, be absorbed WITH
out difficulty. On money matters we bunge sadly. we
seem have lost all financial sense IN the last TWO
centuries.
France and Prussia keep their intentions to themselves
and all conecures 10 what they will do pure spccua
ton. We do not expect French aid; as matters now
:. l.nl- fnrrnr ri IN "a mas
defeat by Austria and French help, in our extremity
causes US more fear than hope.
As to Russia the Roumanian question is attracting her
attention and there apprehension that Turkey may
probably precipate the Eastern imbogo. There was
new ror yesterday that Turkish troops had advanced
into the pnncpalities IL is not credited bnt we az
know that il s not impossible. We are IN the midsl Oh
many uncertainties events to march OF themselves
and TO defy human vigilance and sagacy There is much
10 look for wider combinations ana agenera Wal
whose results cannot be forecast. -,
In Germany Prussia suffers something for her alliance
with us. "fhe quadrilaers" we are told 81 tne
natural N defense of Germany" Defense against what
When did the Italians invade Germany Who believes
they will What did poor Germany DO Tor adeiehse
before 1893
PUBLIC OPINION At TRIEsTE-AUsrRIAN PREPARA-
TONS
Correspondence Of The London Telegraph.
VENICE, June l0.-The thrifty Irlestin0s, 10 whom
every day OF prolonged crisis which neither peace nor war
sn% of forms are anxious that this wreched state
things should 10 end IL Is not hat tny love peace
they desire mucn more KNOW
10 be and that It be asceaned without war
They put forth the old plea OF the discrmnave niger
taee takee; foggee foggee; no both IL Is BAD enough
for their wharves be rued BY ammunition wagons their Ter
gesteum converted into and their much cherished
LLOYD Ausaco mensced in its dearest interests But Tor
trade 10 be burked speculation gagged and free circulation
hampered without the miserable compensation OF war
with m roulette good and evil fortune Is rather more
than even peaceabe community OF mixed race remarkable
as quick hands at driving hard bargains In corn wine OIL
cherries sulphur and gum arabic can bear The trade o
Trieste extends only all ofthe Mediterranean and
the Black Sea- but to the ports Of the Baltic Norway the
Tanse Towns Holland. Belgium France. Spain Portugal.
Morocco the United States the Antilles and South America
The value Of imports is estimated at five aud half millions
sterling year. that Of exports at about four and half
This gigantic commerce all but entirely at standsti
The ourse inactive the banco IN tuer pauperism on
the increase Notwithstanding the make-believe OF
in