New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JULY "a, 1866.

view forward army under the command Of La
Marmora the support Ciadinis operations kilograms
from Milan announced Italian Divisions belonging to
the Kings command had entered Tyro their TO Trent
while the Italians had obtained some trding advantages III
| tie upper Valte'lina. 49,
Such and is the respective position Of the oelgefents
such he very plain determination Of the allies TO follow up
their advantage and allow respite 10 their enemy On the
ot hand sseed me Emperor Napoleon bad come 70 an
al bic pacific creations The mission Of Prince Napoleon
i had been countermanded and the French squadron Of
the Mediterranean fitting out for sea- Two shps elt
Touon on Wednesday evening and the rest were to tooT
yesterday morning Their destination was Venice Consld-
cradle activity told also observable IN the bsrpor
Of Cherbourg no less than in the military commands poA on
the Eastern ana Southern frontier,
Notwithstanding however the large scale 6f these aeSed
preparat ons me aa 81 me sredf aroTa0 hoH Hy sye yoI
and hsre nds Strong Discrimination 70 ope a ne E9lIa
could be no DOUBT fsdd hai Prasia and ray also as he a
acting in bold dsaRo Of FGHee and was natural that
lockers should b. more alarmed at the eventual con-
sequences OF ther rashness tlah the very parties VINO n
stak ed their all the event France however could
scarcely fraught with such mOmentous
consequences all Europe without certainty OF the co0pera
on the other neutral Powers and though this country was
ready 10 join France in her good offices to forward any ar
rangement winch might put stop 70 tue enus9h oil pioou
she would not follow France In an intervention likely to ex
tend and aggTavate the evils it intended to mitigate.
Any threat Of foreign Interference would needs had
the effect Of urging Prussia s greater exertions not only
rores that still make semtance Of resistance to her policy
aud Prussia could triumph the Governments Of Nassau
Baden and Wurtemberg easily she prevailed against
those Of Hanover SaYony and Hesse appeal to the people
of all those States to stand up in defense Of the common
faheand would have found responsive ohord IN most Ter
Or apprelen,fon, Of an az.d mediation are greay aJa,ed
beeHs be toieraby thar Austria gill bon necessity
1t what she DO satisfied with
the results Of application for French nereession which
looked upon stroke Of pocyi for the
hand il has brought her immediate respite nom her foes
and the other must necessarily have damaged her in tie
opinion even Of such ukowarn friends she still has in
Germany No doubt both France an! Austria herself had
moderated the Of duty and abi1ness 70 engagements
which might actuate the King end the people o. Italy lie
ceson Of Venice they too hastily concluded would take one
Of Ansrla's enemies off her hands
But the Italians with cbiyalrous regard for their promises
for weh they deserve the highest credit refused TO be
duced by noble BRIDE and have not only engaged the
" part Of the Austrian Army about the Qaadat
era but threaten TO follow IN s retreat tho
Alps and stretch out hand TO the PTusan under the
walls Of Vienna The between Austria and Prussia
portentons itself that il seemed unnecessary look forward
to further complications; but the hint at the possibility
Of armed medltoR the part OF France opened vista
Of nufithomable evil
Bs hare reasoa 10 Jeere ha hUe present. danger Of
snci an additional calamity. Prussia nakes mystery y A0
design Me GmdH COytderditoHi out sie
That position need not depend on Ausrias sgprem
acy Germany any than her ascenfancy IN Italy
asocndacy which size has Spontaneously renowned Pus
forth claim 10 exraagant territorial agsrand1e
ment but does disguise her determination to attain
undlvded cohIo oVvI ,eful1y anu 70 1nb az tne
and diplomatic Of the German nation into her hands
would doubt, place forces at her dispo
sol and would mako her formidable ncghbor 10 any one
WHO gt provoke her dspeagure. Bat tie formation Of
great nation fy between tie Rhine and the Vtua as wen
another between the Alps and the mediterranean, would
not only be calamity bat u womb be nesnabe bless
Europe and security for tho fecrY Of the pub
M peace That this object could and should be brought about
With the least possible arrangement Of the present state OF
things the Emperor Of the Preach himself seemed to think at
the time Of the outbreak OF Lost!Ities
the Of Italy, In that Of Germany, his views
were rather federal than Unltarn but he shrank
Ito % on he Fast and SOUTH ii, Fnniye and when
once those countries encouraged nspos petona
existence u was longer possible to PAL any testah o.
,t.e frrccs which might themselves most con
duo We to tlc!r own security and independence