New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

decent sentiment of honor toward an asy or Of national
prde-aboyc all that in accordance "l SUCH sentiments
she should presume march her troops into The suddenly
Galeizcd territory OF Vcnetia-strkss a large body Of
frenchmen az most surprising hight Of npuieNce, ia.
gratitude and impTudence Prince Napoleon not Of thai
BODY OF French folks. Last Tuesday he had his truHs
packed, ready to accompany Baron Salardhe who was
sent without written INSTRUCTIONS, on that efficient mig
sion TO Mexico few months ago-to Italy BY Tuesday
night be most decidedly decided that not worth tbs
wle to 60. Reasons for not taking tickets by the Lyons
ra Tuesday evening being among Others, these chief
two: proofs rcceyed from Florence during The day THAI
victor Emanuel remained man OF honor and ma
tiona Italian; from Berlin that nation high flushed WITH
victories was In imOOl for concessions; and So fesu.us
proof here ~ Paris that he could bear from his iupsnA
cousin to his ftherin-aw proposition becoming this
messenger or the reoPentnone that could 10 accepted
or imposed.
Here comes in lot Of questions that alasts are much
exercised to seek answers to- If Napoleon hes accepted
the ccsso0 Of Nenoa, and so relieves hundred mors
thousands OF Austrian troops from holding IT, why has he
not virtually interened in the war, virtually aiding
100000 troops OF the Austrian army that pres
emily TO fight with the Pussan army7 Does not his 40
ceptanco Of Yeneia in trust for Italy bind hm 10 good
faith to Austria to enforce neutrality on Italy at least 70
insist the neualization Of the Veneton territory
What is the status of Venetia Legally posssssed "a
public law by France; egitmatey ocned by Italy milf
tany hed still by Austra in course OF military invaSpo.
and occupation by ITALY, Was there ever such piece of
trpe-tanged Lapand in the maps of political geography
Row can Napoleon hold renounoe etay come away
! Idont presume t. unrayel tAs imbrogiO But those
who think or las the Clerical party here do Wish hAs
Napoleon will presently cut the knot with sword are
guess, in overhaste to reach their conclusion
i
Napoleon will not take active part In the war ne can
help L should say that il his intentional policy. a.
for his interest TO be economical OF French blood aod
treasure that the outburst Of enthusiasm pfogokea
last week Thursday by that rather sensationa note OF
his editing in the ifoniteyr would more than ever con-
firm him in such policy IL the last ond most general
aud 90 to speak popular imperative of series of mani
fcstations in favor OF peace.
have mentioned the PTussan conditions of armstice
fused With preliminary bases Of negotiations icf peace
Those Of Italy are reported to be- Final cesson, or trans
of yenea ter eesson of the Italian Iyrol to be
! i6cations respecting the Roman Question;
This brings US 10 Wednesday, say. NEGOTIATIONS are
meanwhile going most busiy, by Telegraph and rail-
dispatches and couiicrs Diplomatic gentlemen oil all
sorts of grades with ribbons in their buuon-holes. are
fastening from any of the four capitals to eny one OF
the three Others in highest haste bringing each 1t east
in the midst of of his masters
high consideration Drouyn de Lhuys little better than
permanent boarder at the Tuilees and The eenlemaniy
proprietor of that house among the hardes~olAea mea
So much for the diplomatic side, On the active Wa
side: Prussia il following up her victories ana cay.ns
ont Gen Molks prcerranged plan of campaign as fast ~
possible Austria has called up new Commandments
Chief from Italy supcrede Benedek, and her troops
released by the cession fest following him. Italian
troops are FIST following them. Bayaran troops have
finally got to the fon' and bmvely borne hard light
about Ksscngen with Pussian forces IN nearly equal NUM-
berssomethng $1,000 engaged on each sde-thc re-
suit as yet reported, being marked victory for neihe
but compared with their hitherto hardly nterupted
Of victory, relative check Tor the PrgsSiaIa.
The great battle, let hope 1t wall be NE greaa
decisive one threatens TO be more feattuy murder
than that Of Sadowa is likely to come on IN week o.
two in lower Morayian countypeThaps yet neafes
the capital Of AusIa-and to be called the bate OF VII
enna After that will be shutting OF the cards snd
deep plav around the Diplomatic table at the Iuerlea
viii Prissa-bad but efficient agent of good cause tee
cause Of German national progress another name Tor toe
of progressive civilization IN Europe-suoceed thes
in driving Austriathe representative Of behindhandeds
ness clean out of Western Europe VIII the "Bcmus
Sword" cut in for partDerl VIII Russian political jed.
ousv or BrtanIc commercial indifference be excited %
| indifference VIII - Basta! Your correspondents
corefuv wrapped up napkin and laid away BIS sms
talent of prohesy toward the close OF the second
our late revolutionary The occasion Oh such %.
sOwal Of talent ard wrapped napkin was accidental re.
Of history that has been written Of late years "There
nothing more apt recall philosopher and statesmen 70
becoming ofmodesty than the history OF our tho
Great FRENCH Revolution for never were there gfand
events led up to form remoter starting points letter
prepared and less foreseen.
Of wisdom in this expression OF DE 1ocqueYies ,noushJ
whose napkins in hutter are all unrapped ana smau
prophetic talent for speculation let me respectfully
commend an investment. free OF bonds or oblgauons
10 pay in the long run. No war, rrYonuonary q
other, can last forever any more than The longest W
northeast storms of which Deacon Caleb Huntington %
Norwich, Conn., sensible jester long ago deceased ecit
ousy remarked he knew Of but one that dd nos
finally clear off Prophecy then, o ye 70 whom MIN.
stones and the future are daphanous that ms war YIN
end n sixty days, and stick to 1t daily. Daily you usy
be in eror but day next preceding Tie iAeViaos
last sixty must arrive and then will your aeut preseiencs
be approyed FMS c0r0H0t opus, your ma sure diy
triumph coming, with loud snap and crack yon WIN
shrly whistle down the wind the Knockers o. your ionG
series of errors Not only, them may you exa yourself
a. true prophet but may compare yourself en- eifHia% s
TO the prince Of Peace-that modesty eomnendel y Ds
Ioequeyilv 20 philosophers ana statesmen no, oeng
your address.
Interest in the taking precedence in these last days
of all other themes with Parsans, who arc become -
excessive newspaper readers as NewYorkcrs during
war, save small space III my Paris report iof otaS
You would hardly have suspected that among N, needs
of this as II already With the lsv
public safety the law the press several oihor
nrns
nothing Of the subjects content and afecton-he neea
of further restriction Of the freedom of speech was to Do
counted We, the most important articles OF the SfR0ss
CoRHe sent to the Senate last Frilay declare hat he
constitution cannot be- discussed by any public power bus
the Senate; that no discussion having for rs 93ec,s
modification OF the constitution shall be permitted 10 the
rodiCa press in any other pilted form that Pc
tiious to the Senate and having In Wow any
modification of the constitution snail not be let 20 prinS
except under restrictive conditions.
The only other article OF any interest grants to the
Corps Lesisatif slight enlargement OF the s strictly
limited right OF amendment.
Hereafter then for there IS small doubt that the Scass
will approve tie SfH1fYs Consult, 10 Freedman unless
Senator or an Emperor can publicly utter any DO NAB
tor how respectful criticism ofthe Constitution ttai rules
him We hear nothing fox the present. o. the with.
dwa of the ht 20 scus tie address in answer 70 the
Throne speech. l. is considerably Limited IN fact how
ever by The first articles o! the Seg1us Consue aud css
be formally withdrawn at any moment as 1t "a' grin''s
by simple decree.
The success of the Prussans--evdently owing 10 she
main TO their going with and Austria resisting tho pre-
destined historical movement Of the tne--aas been u
large part attributed 10 the famous neede-gun People
f5T-e that Austria defeated in every battle II The
Italian campaign in lSj9by the French missionaries Of has
ciy7ing movement, who had no neede-sgns. Doutess.
the red cannon helped . the victory Of Sorno ~ ths
acknowledgement helped 20 that Of Sadowa. And then
now, Austria true 10 her beLindhand roe. unpro-
yiicd with the she is with tho improved
murdcrous smaller arm although it has been in use In
Prussia and known TO the world these dozen years Bus
much surprise has been expressed within fortnight IN and
out Of print that tho French army should be left unfar
nisl ell with it. And 50 an official communication wss
made through tho newspapers this week Il the effect thst
the ARTILLERY Committee has been studying all sorts %
breeoh loading small guns any time these SIX years and
have finally chosen, out Of loo varieties that proVss