New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

whole Europe Old nanny J. Austria c)gl delay maifeis i
would be Der best ocy 10 retarl long possible
and then to attack rs md cripple u.s. so that month Of
further nay " lid be necessary. Doubt however IL
Austria hAs ny longer the power 10 control events h
l'! vi ,ne'st month Of the moral contest Tor Nrhe-
ta she ,syLt have decided the in her favor by
CO.. II - p0ia. But we have gained 50 immensely I'D ma
.erll resources while the war OF words ana orvnS mas
gone that all the conditions Of - game oi war a"
Al fret it was only question Of our being able to re-
sist Austria or .he line OF Bologna and Ferara' Inc
Lombard provinces considered safe under the moral
protection Of France, the one road jelt INTO lay
We guard thatl Now the other hand We feel able 70
guard both gates Of our empire and syn have an army 20
into the austrian rear This changes So mHcn me
general plan thai the Damaiian expedition may Dt'"me
the lr-, important Of the two originally assigned To III"
volunteers and may be left TO corps Of he regular army,
Ganbald taking personal charge OF he 1yol expedition
with 50. 900 men.
There was strategic movement last night on tho
Mucio rather the army 81 CIcmona was thrown mo
new position The journals arc silent about li. bil
Judge lom previous studies OF the position that DO is only
move TO get into Inc for action OF course we slal
threaten the line of the Minco. We must have an army
there, and that army will not remain ldle We shoMu
Ike to fight there. We were very near victory wheh inc
peace 81 Nlifrnca turned as back IA POI, ana leIf are
pcutg Of men in the army who remember re SAD day
when they told that they could % no further =
We love poetic justice, and 20 begin where we cit Oh
seven years ago would be better TO than plunge
into hc swamps toward Raygo.
The ,nlcu silence Of Austria is rather nfpfNLe bit
there is 30 doubt that vast army begins To- alarm me
mitary empire. The army IN Nenetia has been greatly
increased the necessity for this is one reason Why
Austria is not SD promp; as her rival Ia Germany
Al a events The apparent nacton OF inc a- sA weeks
Dr.. ceased. We moving toward war 90 tremendous
pace. Look at the weeks work:
Tie D4cy Of olstein seized by Pfusian troops and tle
Aust, compelled % retire from ground won from JeaA'iA
by force ~ Austro Prussan arms ., ~
+ rllr krcllr. Bismlrk Dos CuuCd t.af. 40 least
o. The crusn Dir dissolved after % wears o cHi''ee
and Austria and her colleagues weeping over 's managed col"
g. Pr..ia takes steps to di,am tie German States uu.
friendly % her, and moves hcF army 20 I.ellsic g., =
D. 5
alG chem moves down 20 igri 20 ore!nile TIE Other
All this while Austria does Nothing beyond lakn- 'He
fl. rcl go interrupt diplomatic relations with f.stld,
AID tie yc,h finishes with
Thc vadr,wa + the respective ministers Of the two
Tfcr.r % complete an understanding between Prussia
and Iy tua each Will move with assured sel, and
pIonal leave the world 10 srttc the responsibility for
ilc b16shod which D., preparing 10 be decided ty man
Kind the merits Of their respective causes AID t~ OF
The change which has taken place here since / wrote
von 81 the lt week ~ April that war Was imminent is
one 90 tic most wonderful in human history. We ha'o
been asio.s cd ourselves and we have amazed Erope
M he urtv oi oar people and the yigor 0 our WAT Office
oltc rl'os have for he time disappeared. Il vs. 90
d.t important 20 conci'ilto Liberals now % docs bot
lo.'y m.t-l wlo governs 90 they bee men OF executive
ability IN Mormon ministry can 20 day command the
whole support th- whole country, because we ID ,A.ak
alike on f4e luse'ss in hand, and are satisfied lt Ia
Namon h.s enough talent 10 conduct our enterprise A.
h.s. fhc nir y feared tiat by yicdiugtp LHeral -
r.ul. fl.F MA arm the revolution against '.c dye
a..it. t.. .lf tl0E that liberals love tie lrnastr %.
,.r as f.rr flam. Ives How Is 30 po,sbl" fora King
o.. M lrtlf r who fOrsucl cause as this pors DIS oFu
I.r .ad .l.. OF 30 bis fmiyi The Crown Prince come
u..l. diy-.lu--fc ay cOminahes lt-aAd A.pl-., .,
E.rra.. U.s., .,.t IRE King will only be- kor. oatof
tte tiio.c' oi tue fry by Ae uatchi-. devotion OF DIS
generals. Sgrh calamity moves ihe popular hear. -cAr!
.. much e tie beloved figure iu the red shirt just olm'
from Cap.rl. Nor i 30 the popular he1rt alone th" is
r...I f.tc.rr of Ictrlgnade parties existed two
months .-o l, ceased 20 bo. and forever II is al very
..r.rle Ibe nobility were the principal fore DO those
parties, a.J f4c nobility love tho person Of tle hlfa.d
iIt 4.f.r. They hayo seen war organH .t on 800
maet.e - without the least tendency 10 re'oau0ni
try .cc te r1ral family Ia the field, they see strong
Iionaby ~ success ln war against the A enemy
and th.r blood warns with the enthusiasm that ss me
il.o I'm No.,l Iav. the triumph ofthc Government is
complete. il urit! oi opinions on the one business Dee
t,i thc wave ct enthusiasm moves Southwark at
rId gaec. Not that % aas wanting there In me cites
tIc va, hfe than here from the inst Naples
covered Prince hluueL with flowers ana tolo"el Ii"
tl Whole length OF the Toledo with storm Of applause,
afn month ago. Bat tcre wa. powerful Ieirogiaie
party DOB Naples and ln all The South II was maon!
t, bad money. position, influence IL consprrd and -
armed hugand-. That party IS beginning TO cone iounl'
too O hoascs that adhered 10 the Bourbon io seven
wears w a send their 20 the prciates who prayed
plbc, year aeo for tie return Of FmuciscAcn have
received rev qsfatols and begin TO catch the glorious
stHrt oi tIo Nation.
fiere viii remain powerful body Of reckless and
r. tlc d.st part - DE land they will still make mis-
cAic.. But tic power to do us serious harm a"md.es
every day. Paris Journal Is surprised that ne 0eoo,
scil. Liberal paper OF Naples, warns the bourb9nss
that il they c0nspc they must expect no mercy. told
you 10 a m0uth ago. Tie southern otrgg har, tf,H f"if
~ L, ..f ssiesa f.r54s Behave Yourselves and think
- you please. Conspr, and count upon short shrit If
We catch You At it, That u just the plain English Of he
olhcil warnings. Those most likely e. make mischief
have been sent 90 Rome II may BE- said they can com
spro TO even better advantage In Rome. Well it Mthl
oonsp're Romc We know how to manage that ana
shall not shrink from taking the shortest road 10 our end
think have written in this seuse before. repeat II
because the subject begins la attract the attention OF
French and English papers, and will reach you Va that
Il n
We gain there daily IL moral orcethe danger has nearly
passed away.
In The camps there sickness but there cpl
domc as has been reported Nearly 100000 are be-
tween here and Bologna and do not think the of
sickness are no to the nverase N armies faI' OF inc
tell me there much less than in 1889 The enthusiasm
Of the troops continues. and as the day for action ap
p0achs they show increasing aacrty and al uuiang
patience under the dcprya of the camp They Will
do their whole dgy. Two things pain me-they carry too
much their backs, and have too little 10 put into their
bellies. / should Ike t. iatten them But the italian !
peasant knows what hard work and short atons are and
he has preparation for these things which makes them
easy 90 Tear.
very active during the week. The question is OF men
merely; 10 has ceased 10 have national importance IL
is probable that Rcaso will be the head of the ca
net and that it will have new blood in it. For
the sake of guarding against reaction IN case Of defeat
III the field there should be known Liberals III the MINISTRY
aud think there will.
The money difficulty continues That gold is worth |
twenty per premium il not strange; but it is aston
isAing that small bills cost from eight to fifteen per cent
trcmium. The only notes of the bank which seem 90 |
abound are those Tor Thousand francs. All below
that cost something twenty and ten franc notes varying
between ten aud fifteen per cent.
BERT who under the Minister of Finance has charge
Of this branch of the public business nsulted the public
and the Chamber Of Deputies to-day BY denying that this
premium at all except III the brains of malicious
people Hall Of tho Deputies laughed ut bis innocence,
aud the other half replied why, Sir. have paid IT,
You cannot had man not bank director who has not
paid it," II Is incredible that public can be SO g
of great Government within his own depart
ment.
We are told that stamps for 10 and 20 francs will be
issued Scor is youched for BY a correspondent of the