New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

openly 10 declare for Austa, -. $780,, -, 4. 4,
policy Of armed neutrality. You will thihR NJ sctn
that under such circumstances the military peiy az Vienna
and Fmncs Joseph himself should be- furious against
Napoleon who has the mCEhes Of THIS net Which
enangcs Austria and their rage knows 40 bounds
against Prussia and all Germany benedek, tbs
C0mman 1er-in-C Chief fires the Hungarian heart %
tho Eussars under his command and tells them
what splendid opportunity they have TO
strlke the hated Germans and az the same time tells
the Minister OF Finance lot 10 trouble himself about the
pay OF the soldiers since, tie pagn begns
he means TO subsst them upon the resources Of the
enemys country IL Is evident that all Austrian o8ortA
are concentrated against Prussia while the Southern army
IN Venotianosty Croatians Dalmatians and IstIia.s
with spnnkllng Of Germans and many Iyrolese sharp
shootcrs-rcceved instructions toward the fort
resses and 10 act upon the defensive But in the
time Italy greatly increases her strength by the popular
enthusiasm which leads all the youth to the coors Of
Garbaldfs volunteers. La Mamora, who strongly OBJ
iected at the beginning, TO any formation Of volunteer
corrs a last yielded 10 unanimous desire Of all his
colleagues, OF the King himself and of Caldini Who ai
any nate is the most important Of the Italian Generals;
but, keeping in mind that, in 1889, Gaubadi could
not get than 6OOO volunteers togethor-tha In
the Ncapoltan campaign where the priest Of victory
and the miraculous success Of the General eXered an
unparalleled influence the nation Ganbaldi bad
more than % 900 men, all the camp followers included tho
Minister believed that under the present circumstances hs
might calculate 10 the utmost upon about lj0O0 yolun-
teers. Upon that basis the organization OF 20 bat
tihons decTeed 70 form 10 regiments, each ,46i
strong. But when the enistng Offices were opened On
Whtsunday such the throng Of the volunteers that
on Wednesday morning the enlistment had be stopped
since according to tcegfaphc dispatches from ell thu
oenters of population 10 go men were already ths
lists and the throng continued unintermptedly. The
Governors OF the Provinces teephed that the susPen-
sion Of enlistment might lead 20 riots, since everybody
able TO bear desired TO 60 with 'faoadi-the sons
Of Dukes and Marquises as well as the artisans and peas
ants Such being tie ease SATURDAY the offices weS
reopened but they had 10 be shut IN the even
ing since above 900 young men had enlisted IN one
day, while IN the depots at Como, Gaiefala Varese
Bari and Barleta there room for the new
cOmcrs red shirts, shoes, no arms Accordingly tne
number of the bataons TO be doubled and probably
Hid l into frrr NJ
which is TO operate against the two railroads when
Austria with Italy, tn" first between lAspuek
and Verona. not yet completed the second between
Trieste and Venice The other volunteer corps desneo
10 an expedition by sea- probably to enter into the he
of Croatia and to proceed toward the frontier o. Hungary,
since IN Italian Invasion might knde the embers 81 reyc
luton. Just the moment when Austria II thus placed
within fiery circle the neutral powers Russia riAnce
and England make last effort TO prevent the outnresk
war Prussia, Austria and Italy are to be invited HlthM
the present week send their penpOentisres 10 Pasi
where Napoleon, Jointly with the visiting pow
era, would try TO ind some means FOR settling the
three pending questions, viz: the Italian, that Oh
tho Duchles, and the reorganization OF the uer-
man Confederacy Tho Polish and the Oriental 9ues-
ons are be touched AZ these conferences; at ieet
not for the present Thus far only Prussia las sent in
her aoquesence the conference provided they are not 70
usurp the powers Of an umpire. The Ilenns 1Sfffss.
however contains also article which expresses the hope
that the conference BE- able to preserve the peace ~
the continent According to the inspired Foys, Of PsnS
Drouyn de Lbuys has agreed on tho following plan w'A
Count Budberg and Lord Clarendon;
Italy receives Yenetia from the Alps to the Isonzo
Austria es a compensation for venetie anneXes hs
Herzegovina end Bosnia, perhaps par OF ADanla
Prussia obtains Hoteln upon restoring Northern Sohe
wig to Denmark.
remains silent -
need not mention that Bosnia Albania aud the Hero
goyina Turkish provinces aud that such settlements
would necessarily open the Oriental question. tev
weeks will 1T any rate enlighten Us about THIS Congress-
which Napoleon proposed, early as 1867 aHd abous
which, therefore, he must have some strong settled idea