New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
TIE ITALIAN KINGDOM.
MILAN.

ITALIAN DISASTER AT THE BATTLE OF LlSSA-A
MATRIMONIAL ALLIANCE BETWEEN. AUSTRIA AND
FTALY-THEICHoLERAA NAPLES. AND GENEVA.
From Our Own Correspondent
AnAS, Sept l, 1866
II we may credit the reports fir Jm Paris Vienna and
Berlin the relations of Austria ani Italy are fast becom
ing model for neghborly nation s. The peace is sub
Stantsy concluded and ali the matters Of detail are t. be
referred TO a mixed comission.'s
We are further assured thet Austria has made ali the
advances toward amicable relations whereof I much
doubt though there is doubt te the idea of an
tO-Ialan alliance 10 P otect-under French auspices
she sick nan at Consar inople been for several days
che favOrite illusion at vienna.
The instruction in Gambia which like all the troubles
OF the Ottoman Porte has been fOmonted BY Russia
lie calling public AT snton TO the Eastern question and
may facilitate the etcment Of the Venetian boundary
guestion-if II last long enough
AS % the taste question il general until some better
method Of oppos G Russian progress toward CONSTANT
pople IS Dyente d. than those hitherto pursued It WILL be
impossible 70 Non any vital interest IN the subject and
Catholic lta are Lot likely 10 see any sense or glory
IN fighting TEoP mp stupid Mahonedan despotsm.
The danger Russian growth is too distant 70 awaken
popular into rest and Italy cannot figure 20 much adyan
tage IN which docs command the sympathles OF
abe Ratio Doubtless there viii be new war between
Russia an Western Europe, but that war too distant to
eIeTcise any afuence the politics of Italy, but any
thing II ~ G8ect Austrian diplomacy Just now ~
have Seoal times expressed the belief that the pune
xould be much wiser about the hatte of LISA The
behe is strengthened by the slow progress made in getting
the Persano trial under way At this moment il bids ar
20 riyaf the JEFF Davis Hardness Of coming OF.
Ehe AhondatOre sticks IN the mud and there Is good
deal de1dndgnt unOn her story when she shall tell it
At she ever does Besides much pains is taken here to
do such business WE'LL that much of u never gets done at
all Men have waited ~ yeaTs to be tired for state PRISON
oenses and OF ordinary patience can hardly De ex-
pected 20 live through so much waiting. According
10 al accounts Trombetti, who is getting up the
case works terribly hard But exaggerauon is
very easy in Italian, and when public man is
Hecused of sweating you may safely suspect O
hyperbole The truth is that nobody connected with the
Nav Department has any special interest IN having night
shed It's affairs-eKcop Persano His case cannot be
worse and if misery loves company be may like the fox
In the fable desire 10 see some Of his comrades clipped as
he has been IL is bad sign that these naval gentlemen
dc appeal TO the press while the passion for printers
ipk among the generals is most hopeful sign expect
% learn all about the battle Of Custozza because half
dozen Of the generals already in PRINT and the TEST
must follow the example La MaImora said to eontem
Mate lengthy yindicatOn Now, he cannot vindeate
himself without provoking full exposure on all sides.
In the LISA affair the mere fact that ral IS pending
prevents criticism by the pTessthe only trial which is of
much consequence after all AdmTals, Generals and
Presidents very likely swing for their sins and de-
places for enacting farees But discussion in the press
enables public opinion to pass sentence on their High
Nghtinesses and 10 carry the sentence INTO execution
The press here begins suspect that the trs is form
Of gag or discussion and threaten to open fire again on
Persano and his fellow-ineapaeiues
suggested in April last that Italy would accept m
Austrian wife for Prince Humbet with Veneta for
dover The idea is put forward IN modified form
The Prince IT is said may marry an Austrian AIc-duch-
ess and the bride may bring Italy the Italian Iyrol Ac-
eordng TO the GOtha Almanac victor Emauei mas MOI
very numerous circle Of royal girls whom 70 select
che future Queen OF Italy The girl must be Catholic,
and cannot be Bourbon and while the supply OF Protest
ant Greek and Bourbon royal maiden pretty large the
Catholic nympbs Of royal blood not more than hall
AOzen Of manageable age. This hymenial question has
Been why the enlargement between Italy and
Austria had become dssgreeabe 10 the royal families In
both countries. Intermaages had become regular ira
dition with them.
largely in European politics is the oonipaconce with
which England and Russia regard the downfall OF their
relations who are being relieved by BsaIk Of the weight
of their crowns
Naples and Genoa have been suffering cholera visit
alton BY which the first has lost $50 lives and the second
l60 The reports of yesterday show cases IN Genoa and
- in Naples The energy OF the Sanitary Commissions
has doubtless arrested the PROCESS Of the disease IN both
cities Several small towns here suffered from the lga-
ZION Of the disease with fugitiyes from these cities
The most singular case Is that OF young man atscned
TO the CustomHouse In Genoa who went nome 70 DIcno,
near Bresc died day Of the disease and before the
end OF the week his whole family consisting Of four per
About IS per cent Of the cases are reported fatal and
account this large mortality the theory that all the
cases reported Those who get well have diahea,
according 10 the doctors There hope that the
disease will not spread Italy. Travellers have been
Tesreted In their movements In Germany by war and
cholera in Switzerland by incessant rains and they
might become dshearteDed altogether should the cholera
intercept their progress 10 Florence and Rome.
The railroad is at last opened 10 VeIta AID Venice and
quite number OF curious and ycntuesome tourists are
moving toward the Adristc
THR CEssIox OF vBNETIA-THE BIG KINGS AND THE
LITTLE KINGs-LEeAL coMPLIcATloEs-A NEWS
PAPER wAR-sTATE RIGHTS IN EURoPE-THB
PARLIAMENT TO BE DIssoLvRD-THE TEMPORAL
POWER OF THE POPB-THB QUESTION OF THE
PAPACY SOON TO BIZ SOLVED.
From Our Own Correspondent
MILAN Sept 3 1896
The formalities gone through with in veneta
somewhat tedious in themselves and all dependent
npon the negotiations Vienna. Some impatient journal
st has announced invitations already 10 tho
diplomatic corps 20 20 Venice with the royal corege in
few DAYS; but this 30 auhoritatyey contradcted by
the official papers that disposed think it very pre-
mature more cool Journalist insists that the King
not reach Venice before October The people of Yeneta
NAV be and doubtless very impatient; but the great
Emperors must DO allowed 20 with that solemn
deliberation which becomes triumphant Maestcs. For
both are triumphant The French has achieved the
position Of Grand Master Of Ceremonies in the transfer Of
This province and the Austrian Teres from the
he has so long condescended 10 govern with the air OF
eonQuerOr.
curious question arises about the transfer that is
whether the threefourths Of Neneta which Victor
Euanues army holds 70 be transferred by Gen. LebOeuf
80 the so-caled Venetian authorities along VIII the one
fourth which Austria actually holds. To be logical the
Emperor ought % insist upon that but then how car an
Austrian General transfer what be does not hold what has
been wrested from the Ausirians by foreei
The given for these fOTmaties Is 10 curious con-
fradioOn the pacific and friendly temper attributed 20
Austria II the desire of Napoleon not 20 wound the
EIsoeptibes Of Francis Joseph Who having given away
Venea cannot be persuaded 20 take 10 back and give u
away again 10 Italy, which, translated into plain English
means thathaying found way to give more pain than
pleasure by the transfer Of Yeneta 70 Italy be cannot
aeDy himself the satisfaction OF The rIumps oyer
those who have really driven him out Of this
Peninsula Seeing SO, and seeing also how PROUD the
French Emperor is OF his share in the performance, the
Italians begin 70 think il as vel 20 let the two big boys
enjoy their play and TO content themselves with the
knowledge that only powerful Italy could have brought
either Of them 70 eoneent 20 this completion Of the King
dom.
Meanwhile the venetians are chiefly concerned about
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