New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

nothing n
Me encounter at Ancona hurt our prde We are strong
at sea- and should have pursued the enemy and OAgAt
Do have been able 10 catch hm.
The Austrian report Of the affair forth in substance
Mat they 10 Ancona, shook their fists our fleet
and had 60 Of without exchanging civties Il Is moi
quite true but Is near enough 70 the truth to disgust
The public here,
But, although not fighting as brilliantly 90 The
Prussians. we are dong our fun part by keeping fan
third OF the Austrian army In the Quadratera and other
parts OF Neneta The Hapsburg pride l. pretty Of
fall for II is evident that Benedek has been terribly ont
generated and awfuly whipped, just becaue Austrian
Pnde would not consent TO cessiOn of foreign province
W It's nghtul The 20O000 soldiers required 10
boil the positions Italy, would have turned the scale IN
Austrias favor in Germany.
must not Disguise however that public opinion asks
more energetic military action here II not enough TO
show that soldiers will fight the DEATH that their
ocers rva them IN splendid proofs Of personal valori
we want more, need mOre-the prestige of victory.
The rapid march Of Pussan success the jealousy of that
success which appears IN Pans journals and the impa-
uence OF other powers all show that the last
long, unless It becomes general and though we are
sonaby Venice cannot digest the idea OF get
BUTTONS Now that army the held We ought 10
win this Italian province by force Of arms
yHE WAR To 60 Oy-ITALY ANXIOUS TO PLIGHT
POPULAR INDIGNATION At TnR oEssos oP yENB-
TIA TO FRASCB-DIPIoMACY SECUTED.
From Our special Correspondent
MILAN July :. ls66.
We were all convused on The evening Of the 5ih by
telegram setting forth that the Emperor of Austria though
defeated in Bohemia the brink of defeat in Italy
has proposed 10 cede Venice TO France and asks the
Emperor Napoleon to mediate for him with Italy and
Prussia.
thnk the first impression was a universal indignation
AZ The studied contempt Of Austria for Italy, and not
in thousand would hear of accepting the prOTo-
sluou, no matter how 10 might be modified. I'VE want
koOl. We cannot accept Neuctia gln Of Napoleon
only The .uoU Of The drawn battle Of the oath for
this hast for independence. The humiliation, the
nlame, we w. n not, cannot bear thnk two days re-
Section have bat LILLE modified pubic opinion and there
vivid desire ID the shall 70 on ~ least until We
win a victory Men and grit their teeth, and
slain, " ny don our Genenls Eght-fght now-Lecre
ariDsticc can be- concluded"
Ret ciiou modified public opinion such extent
that ~ Ausa could DC brought by France treat directly
With ls, and ct. Ncuota 10 and If Prussia also settled
her quarrel With Austria, We should have large party
viHns 10 lettre military glory which ~ entirely
% abe russ4as There more than this 20 be said
We Aayc secured Iruslln SUCCESS by tying up zoo
Ausinans BIZ tlc QuldnlNCml. Ii Austna ohrs 20 cede
Nol.a 'r, after having infused TO hear OF the ecsslon
Co. seven yea face 70 is leclse she sees she cannot
JieI
Tho Hap.bures mrst be allowed TO their wounded
vanity with few ilsshoods and mAnners toward Italy
~ hahtual with lom thai % should lot surprise us.
But we cannot le stomach u nat they pretend to have
Char thcl do not d 20 far by The battle Of Cus
tOzza. " hat io they yield TOT
Tie psoposton To cede Vcnsia 20 Napoleon is AZ
udiclus aud nsnncred. Ridiculous, because there ls
French tolier within hundred leagues OF IT, and
France has not the slightest claim to Italian territory on
the Adrato. I-mann, Ted. because II Is orcbe wa
Of showing ompt Of the 1000 Italian troops who
beeagueI Ncneta. But there more Ia IT, This course
would make friend tossing grauitous insults az usi she
embitters old enmidos
IL Is prohabl- however that this diplomatic
have pot heard the whole OF he story Napoleon Pres
offer D this form The glory Of bis reign would be incon
plcte without Whether he has also claims 20 PIT in
saus To- his moral support doesnot appear Nobody
hgEe believes IA ceslon To Sardinia as having been cob
teml lated aud The Only y Tie suggestion that Napo
hoI may expect IT, il 80 that would be impossible for
hundred good reasons ~ which is sufficient viz that
lI.f. TU
II As Impossible 10 Judge at this moment what answer
Italy and Prussia vii mako to the imperial arbitrator
We act independently Of Prussia. The nation
might tolerate military humiliation: but breaking treaties
and decciviug ally would heard of for moment
10, 10 Is Prssian vctones which alarm both kmpe-
and the map Of Germany which interests all GOV
ernmets ia Europe the bIunt OF TINS diplomatic battle
will fall upon Prussia. Italy vii doubtless refuse III the
taco auY peril threat break her league with Prussia
Whether there are small holes in it, through which
agile diplomat wigge has not TRANSFERRED but u there
think should have had hints OF them III the OIL
elal organs Of the Ministry.
Your Partisan and Prusslan correspondents VIZ gIe you
saer ad ADLER specuaOns than mine uon the probable
seton Of Prussia. can only report the popular temper
aere and the apparent attitude " the Government
The obvious thing the latter Is that The Ministry
maaifes elrIsc than u good for them informed
you week agO thai grass OF Mount Gems kept
knocking with diplomatic cOurers and since then klcasoh
aas been al camp or travelling between II and Florence,
almost necessarily IL is given ont as pure accident that
aewas at royal headquarters when Napoleons dispatch
wa received. "Idl that 10 the marines.
The second thing TO be noted II perfectly non-cOm-
initial policy IN the publication 81 the news We were
hrs with extract from the M0Reur and since
then have been fed Partisan bulletins Public opinion
must be real power here, when Ministry makes Napo-
leon wait hear from the Italian people And the jour
nails have pointed the path OF duty with remarkable
unanmiiy and singular cearness. The Ministry KNOW what
the county thinks
The gst Of II Is: DO not abandon your allies, and DO
not submit u eratutous insults II there arnisce,
let Il be clearly down, before Won desisi from battle
what terms be given you what conditions you
get Neneila and how much OF it you get The attitude
II the IL stall further rendered doubtful by
the fact that yesterdays cannonade 81 Bogosrte was
serv spirited seeming indicate determination TO fight
Il olt without the help Of NaPoleons good ohiees vi
course, these offers Of the Emperor OF France imply
sesu ion his part to intervene by force II be Is not
heard when be speaks arbitrator But ind II hard
~ believe that the contingency OF Prussian success was
cot foreseen and provided for. A mock war against
Prussia BY France night be the easiest method OF sethng
the Rhine matter. and II may be IN the programme
Austria been much humiliafed and u 30 power
leo before her two powerful enemies, and Prussia has
been a. successful In ell her schemes that all things point
70 ar early peace. But very good argument could DO
made for general through the intervention OF france
By en advance upon the Raine.
At all events few DAYS will settle the question: ana
sau only adj that however peace may be
airsrfly with Austria not-this nation will be pro-
ndv dissatisfied II 10 dsband It's troops without some
more succcssful fighting We feel oil the immense
aeultes Of our attacking the Quadratcal, but we do
believe victories possible with many and such gallant
been very patient thus far; but since this diplomatic
theekmste there is burning thirst for news OF battle
and q victory.
FLORENCE.