, 1866-07-25

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sttc f7!1,. ::.':,:''-,l-: q f'''ls, -: Ions
- &C.: thr = IL .:ss>, .,r=s -" tion.
- -; - ~---.e saem. Il Auss,a, r'ranc
I or how much less blood will be shed to car
out their hanane Intentions?
It Is not probable that tle Prussian eagle
after displaying bis wjngs'so proudly as b
did day beiore yesterday, siu be content t
take polite intimation to mind bis Own uesi
In short, Napoleon meaua business of som
eort perhaps not at once, bnt certainly soou
Ihc trouble Is, that PrusEnn victories hay
excited alarm at Paris. Nobody expecte,
Blsmnrk's Generals to be 81 "a pld on the fie]
as he YVES tn the cabinet. People had cal)e,
him braggaEt and brute until they reall
came to believe It. When he showed that hI
knew Just what he wanted and how to get II
that he Ind not over-estimated his forces, tha
nc had got common sense INTO the heads o
his Generals; when he made himself maste
q all Northern Germany, disposed OF hun
dEed thousand Austriansy aud paralyzel al
the German States unfriend1y to Prusaia-
all IN the space Of twenty dnys-then peo
WIS nobody's "dog" or "ass," but
man Of tremendous power, working ont or
Tie larger field Of Germany With Gernany'a
more imposing forces, the same problem
Which, on tie smaller field Of Italy, won Gu
TYur IN undyiDg fame. Napoleon Is alarmed
ae cannot expect to get Rhire province.
rom man who has dictated peace to tae
Hapsburgs In Vienna; for thereafter Bis
mark could command nj tic strength and pa
siiollsm oi oc4lu:.4y Tor tho defence OF those
nlls o. German Eotl which are especially dear
70 lhe German heart, because the French
heart corets them. At ali hazards, then.
b'smafk must be arrested On the road to VI.
I think be will be. There Is little doubt
that Prussia declined on Yesterday to treat
lot an ntmissice, but think 1t the most prob.
abe theory that she will be forced to treat,
Wnle nghtlag, and TINT ne have arrived nj
the beginning Of the end.
For, While o. the one hand Italy cannot be
asked 70 betra: an ally, aud Prussia cannot
oe reqniied 10 lold her army In tho noun
talns "nlie 1Ae 1.rms Of truce arc arranged,
On me other vast tntucnces will be brought
into the Held TO bung about a peace which
shall save the Austrian Empire from utter hu
initiation, md prc,ent the formation OF a
Germany On seal so grand us TO render her
master Of Europe,
The diplomatic gnme which commences
Will be we'll worth be attention of tho world.
and 1t Is pity the moves are made In he
dark, and may not e fully known in our
generation. LEARNS I Close this letter.
that Italy has repliedto France that she viii
consult her ally, Pruaia, and that Prussia
oeenhed yesterday to teat with tho Austrian
Prussia to France has nd ttanspired. Here,
IN lialy. there Is Ecnenl Indignation. 1t Is
not simply the liberal party Who object to
thls rGttseo OF the war; men Of ali parties
think alike. Municipal coauciE met at mid
night Of the filth, to prepare sddrcsses to
been pouring into the Capital seemn pro-
tests Of the nation against being btrayed In
the guise Of friendship.
It Is regarded as very strange that Napo-
icon icon ooes lot seem to have toreScen lie OBJ
1ections to his propositions. that lie mil.
Vtnciia aud seems indifferent to the Nattit.ni
sentiment OF 1saly. There Is little doubt tht
tue la1i or more ot the Austrian troops i,
veneita are already on the march TO save
s1enEa. or that our Generals nrc yigprously ?
preparing 10 push into Vcnetia at the head 81
their troops. 1t wos believed when the war
hegan that Napoleon had an understanding
VIVA Bfsnark. 1t is Therefore an open uucs.
tion whether mock quarrel with lin IS not
tne Rreafssnged method for seizlns the Rhine
provinces srEno.
Napoleon OnerA u cdIx.iou, and, IL TIC.
1s,ss; r"cnt rh1ea'sss 10 March to TIC
iParis Correspondence Psll 3alI slazette.}
Neither sfcnor Nigza nor :Couut Goltz
knew anything Of the news or rnc coaai0u oi
yenetia until they saw it In tho Noaitlur.
siEnor Nigra was still asleep when one Of hfs
irienas, ,r not IN ri thG ;,s embassy came With the
situusfon thus created for Italy has filled its
representatives here with despair. They
instantly telegraphed to the Italiaa
headquarters, where at first 1t was
seriously contemplated to reject Napoleou's
IfoPsosa OF an armisticc. .An acceptance
revolution In Italy, where tho party Of
action Is now exceedingly strong, besides
which Bisnark, 1t appears, insists on the
fruaso-ltallan convention being adhered to.
IN virtue OF which neither Of the contracting
paa.,es can MAKE peace without the others
Of an aln!stice In this treaty; and this. con.
pied W.T. the consideration that q coptinn.
2nco of No war Wou1d be IN act Of HOSTILITY "
franee. induced the Italian government to 20
q conditional consent to the armistice. fhc
I1ePty re- y Of ialY was brought g the EIperor
described to me by corpctent sIthoEity rs
;, ;, u7e re7'orse abfrmati', nadis -abordonaeea q
: Iatse"timent de Ia Pr.'st, a,fr taQseNe Il ca6i
ret de Florence ct e1,ar IN fraue." When
signor Sigra had ~ him: the Emperor called
e as n e saa ns pn'pa sna
told him tat If Prus.ia dId mi
Rccept the proposal of an arnfst,ce.
md did no maintain q conservative az
.ltude, ':Je ttareherat immediatemsnte es asauf.n
up 10 The pur FL WHICH 1 am writing this |
4 p. m., terc has been no ausw sr from Prus.
Ia, only tie news that the King and Blsmark
lre nboutto return to Berlin from Bohemia.
The decoration OF Austria In regard to he
es.Ion Of Teuetis wns brought bT Prince
'iettcalch to the Emperor The day before
estc,iay at dinner time. Tue Emperor then
ent Or n. Drouyn de Lhuys, several tele-
mss were e1char ged with Vienna, aud at
Isl at a. m, the Emperor himself drew no
b note which appeared few hours after. I
ards 10 the -lonReur. l told you that AVE- I
Ia had not given up Venetia Without d pros.
Ct OF compensation. Tam now ensbltd to
Iorm you that an agreement has been arrI- {
at By the telegraph between France md I
,stsia, Of which the following are the q ,ln- q
3al points: First, a compensation for Ec. ,
ia In Germany; second, such q reform, OF I
e Germanfc Confederation as shall not in {
% the interests Of Austria as arst-rnte {
wer In Germany; third, Prussia not to be Q
owed to obtain any prepondesance, either q
territory OF Influence, over Austria; fourth, 4
'ranco-Austrian treaty. h
10 CesAtOn or Venttla-The Will OF o
HfnstlA. | M
nn the Norddeuttche Al1gcmeine Zeitunp. | /,
July 81 .,
The f,e1u1ase nor ,1s+fr., J., ,rti., A..,, | II