New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

,o,nent oIf the King trusts me-, said he, " let him
give me an independent eomiIar Of my volunteers.
Eear Generals do not unders d how TO deal with uch
an irregular force II he Toes not trust me, remain
quietly at Caprera, unti ne needs me upon my own
MaTmOIa, howc.o or seems 10 have beeH s'luS ~ u
enormous pOFulsrlt Of the hero al over a s
- the ser rel meeting that Government intends o a,Sn
itself of GaIibaids services, but ne os,eu IL h ,be
Cabinet the determination OF the prec,s os corrse
forrnotion of the volunteers is 10 take place. vi Vou
,k autharization for organizing free corps alouns W
formal declaration of against AuslIia, WIN. AZ 1 af
advisable that the should not beSlh ue1 .e
the month"; The Opposition declared 'Ncea0' 20; Gu
with Ia Narmoras explanations, and oleIed i1eI -
concurrence in the great work OF the lberal0h VI
II is believed that the royal deere iJ isned and the
publication depends only upon dpiuhiac W. ~ -
So much IS certain that firm at Pistoa mas got e O
The 5Usap roo are preparing for the great struggle
The Venetian Railway has been occupied " o w
all the Italian regiments and eonscrlp's ae n ~ "a I
the interior Of the empire, the foreigners az ~ o.
received notice TO leave the fortress Wthh "ecA anu
the officers are TO send away their wives ana laes 70
the German Provinces The Italian papers az once re-
,o,ted that as IL is wicked TO the family ties they
will do their best TO send the Austrian officers WIN an
their so dcrs now Veneta soon as possible our Oh he
country 10 ioin their families. The postal communicating
is irregular between Verona and the Italian iTonter 'ou
which on Saturday last quoted at VIENNA our anu
half per cent. yesterday at 10 WINE heIe ~
the discount is only at per cent ana "he eo,.aVi i
reigns at Vienna, the Counts Mensdo ana Beicred sun
oppose hearty reconciliation with Hungary OF an arrange
mdnt with Italy but they ready to treat with Bsnak.
~. amoma5t and fries 10 paalyze Bavaria by offering
her the command of Southern Germany splan Tor the
organization of Germany is certainly precious piece OF
impudence Prussia is to take the eommaho OF an .ne
Northern forces Of Germany Bavaria OF all the southern
ones while Austria TO have exclusively her own army
The plan also conemplaes Parliament al fIankiol W
be elected by universal suffrage, who are TO De ten 10
the vote of the budget Prussia takes the diplomatic
representation of Germany entirely INTO her own hahus
but respecting the independent sovereignty OF All INC
thirty-iour States, she leaves the power OF
appointing Consus and Consular Agents in for
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candtion and still She refuses to yield TO Hungary.
Well if she wants revolution at all hazards, she can
have il at Pesth as at Vienna France IN the mean ume,
processes the stices most honest neutrality, but oni'
nousy mentions that she TO keep her full liberty
of action Russia, too, IL arming, and the frncc OF
Hohenzoern, unlike the Count OF Flanders mas mol yet
refused the throne Waaca We hear even that
the Hungarian Legion in Italy be the East
shat is 10 say to the Danubian Pnucpatcs. Thus u
seems that Austria to be attacked on every SIDE ana II
she escapes complete disaster VIII De
miracle. Had she in time yielded To Hungary, ara eedtu
Vcnotia to Italy for l0OOOOOOOO Of francs, she might
have inaugurated era IN Eastern Europe DGt IL
seems that shOrsghted obsnacy regns paramount IN me
councils of Francis Joseph lie does not seem TO UNDER
stand the danger by which he surrounded OF perhaps
he trusts to the proyeba luck Of the House OF Austria
II is certain that all the small princes ana kings OF Ter
many and Austria at heart support him. but Their support
is scarcely worth having, divided as they are among
themselves As to the German nation, II mas mol ds-
PLAYED much common during the present criss.
Above fifty popular meetings have been held IN fusSa
and about as many Of Prussia all of them protesting
TO distrus Bsmarks plan for the RECONSTRUCTION oil Ter
many and protesting against between Prussia ana
Austria. But not one meeting IN hundred hal the iue"
of recommending TO Austria the eesson OF nenea 10
Italy, the only means for seVerne the haH,e pe-
tween Bismark and La Marmora, and thus paTayIhg
Prussia since is quite clear that Blsmark win All DIS
imprrnence has not the courage 10 attack Aufh single
handed Now is late; the u only quest OF
time, just it only question Of opportunity whether
Prussia Italy is to strike the first blow, unless Austria
should once more be gracious enough to relieve her
enemies OF any responsibility by making herself the hist
step, just a. she did in 1859.