New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
TILE WAR IN ITALY.
The situation in IsaIy-Jnpopaiarisy OF La
Marmorn.
From Tie London Times Jiyi
In Italv no nillnial aeronnt il nnhllshcd Of tla


Tn italy no official account il published of that bat
lie Of Cusoz OF which the ncage Geographic Announcements
rs E s Concentrated near cremona with headqua
tiers Maambert between tho latter town and Iadena Gus
irian patrol the right bank ofthe Mlco p3Ainc t
reconnos from Goto the banks OF the Chce nor
without occasional brush with Italian Chaseurs and Ian
GERS Garibadl has down from Slo to Desenzn anu
20 900 Of his volunteers upon that region OF 0w mus
which stretches along the sho Of the Lake OF Garin ron
Tomato almost to the outwors OF Pescheri TITO Austrian
gunboits from the latter stronghold have the c3 mand oi
he ac and said 20 have dsOdgcd the G1rbad1nS IRON
some point they had fortified on me western ,
o; the Ausrians who had invaded Vatena ro
the Stcgio and Vel CamOnica, from the Tonae nothing
further is heard. Tho Ausans seem satisfied with Keeping
good look out aud show no disposition 70 'ehlure across e
frontier force notwithstanding vague reports current yes
terdav in Paris to the contrary. .
So long as the Austrian remains the defensive, his mere
rs inerd condemns his ettng 10 equal inactivy
po our 10 than any piarsi6s Pan Of o9HPa'Rr' n ~
army eOmposd sgcisetg pored 6y n, grs goa
oas We require better evidence than that OF their zoe 70
feel satisfied that Italians do fight Inc Archauke aoo
in report beats witness to the bravery ana opSnhe
dspliyed by tie Itai1ns-"the impeuosy especially o.
their first attacks and the exam given oy the OBJECTS 70
their soldiers and private letter from an oncef IN verona
mentions the extremely gallant behavior o. the hostile army
and especially OF the Infantry men he as M
Hoh taPf" BIT against RE- 0Hadr'GhTa. NE HHaS.S W.
tsiyj1g ger1ria .is The Pcrssians conquer a for than
On the other hand injection among race hko the Italians
il bot too Likely breed those fatal ills OF dissenson
,r aud jealousy which have damaged the cause of Italian
psotsrn on many former occasions The army ana the
of the fight 9th oxaegcrate Doth its bright and
side The Italians thy hia had all b~ 6oIqseed on
been 5erer kd The G La Marmora at no time very
popular among certain class Of patriots is now coupled with
aa Cqstozo disaster attributed his asbness no less
than his iBcapacy An attack on the Qaadraera II Is
now discovered BY the maconens the act OF mailman
but Their ,ca, eren fsclof IN Ia M1rOrGs nadnes he peE
fed bndod and hrrd half his army into ne jars Of
death, r,ahOut EaoriuS hoo 10 brig up hs other
hsU rescue La Marmoel, indeed Il un'
VERBALLY allowed has rendered incalculIble
vice to country especially by the reorganization OF II.
army But however qualified he may be by his strength OF
character and by bis very narrownes OF mind Tor such
duty his detractors be has knowledge OF either
strategy accs and has before either planned cau
pagn or had the and Ia battle The real fighting
General Is murmured Cadini tbs hero OF Tho campaigns
the Marches and OF Gaea and II further alleged that
professional Jealousy removed lin from the Kings councils az
The supreme moment prevented hin from taking part m
struggle q which he might perhaps have otherwise deter
mined the issue