New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-21


nounced his Interpolation. The present PRESIDENT OF
the Council Sig. Monabrea, replied that ne WIZ read
the book alluded 10, ana see whether 9 20 NJ Va
which TO take official note. Yesterday Zen La Mar
mora returned to the charge NenaDlea Iepileu tltt
he had read the book compared the translation WIN
the rgnal and finds that the phrases offensive TO
Itav exist only i'm the former He adds that as Aus
tria and Prussia have both issued report oil the war
OF 1866 Italy had better do the same tn9S errors VIII
be Iectiied aud calumniatOrs senced lie READ,
moreover telegram just received hom Berilh, eA-
pressve of the utmc.t esteem ana sympathy LOT the
Italian army and its conduct during the late war;
Every one expected la Marnora to express minselI
satisfied instead Of which he makes q long ram
bling ncOnclusiyo speech and thenreads almost the
whole Of the following document; 1r,o - ,ese
To his Erocllency Gen. Ia hARNoRA, ires,dent Of ne
Council Florence: Tie undersigned EXtraordlnary In
yoy and PCup0tontary OF his Majesty inc RIG Oh rus
STA, las the honor or presenting 70 MS = I
egn Affairs, the following observations; WITHIN ieW
days Italy end Prussia m Gm J0i IF Ts'S the Cow
eminent OF the King, my august soIeIesn aGeIs IL
therefore Of the utmost consequence 10 esa9nhh rom
this moment tho most stringent 'olDoLN ,l 10
encacous cooperation IA their military movements H.
tbeafer OF war is from the first rendered impossible,
the defect must be supplied by lhe eihuane0I1 1,
be compelled from the first moment to divide hef forces
she viii never be able To employ tle SAM rI
these attacks will make themselves Ie not omy Oh inc
In the inst place the Government Of the King per
suaded that the commencement OF me hOstlcs OF Ger
MANY will be Immediately followed by the Italian dec
laraton OF war Prussia knows too well tic sentiments
OF loyalty which animate the Government OF King victor
Rnt This soidGriiy aud simutaneousncss Of action
must according TO tho views Of the Prussian Govern
ment, continue to be reenacted thToush2uJ INC entro
course OF the campaign As loyal allies the Two powers
ought to dedicate to their respective operations q con
slant and reciprocal care TINS idea VIII DC ApRtoEeu
and shared Prussia likes to suppose Dy the Iallah
The plan Of war which Prussia proposes to Italy FOR the
ensuing campaign is war To the death IT, III inc COM
menceIneu fortune shall favor Their arms the Two a7'
must not HIATT at intermediate ob'I'oies olt mus. 80
drive their adversary within his last lhtrchcohI ana
They must not content themselves after victory with
occupying such territory favorable peace might oler
roral arrangement they must bend Their whole ehorts
similar defeat indicted On Tie enemy by their united e
forts would give them each IN his own sphere moral
ana political iscendency nnney superior to tho mate
Ial gam which would at the same time be the result
Thus Prussia ought not to think OF the obstacle winch
nature art oppose 20 her from linz TO CIacoYa 1
push resOlutey toward Vienna Tie successes Nnlc
She may obtain with regard 10 inc analogous OiiHTa
OF the Italian forces there is no heea l" az VI
quadrlatcral It would be better to Cross IL OF pass fOuhu
1t to give battle on the open field. ...,.., 90,
There be doubt that owing 20 her nuncIlcal s
perOrty the italian army VIII soon hd user master ~
Neneua, with thr eAcypuon Oh 'ol' Lc 1 a
Venice proper whose saIIts3ns WIZ n''ul"''' ~ pa
alyzed BY imposing corps Of observation. a.. ~.
The Italian Generals must OF necessity DC te pet.
order TO proceed iu unison with Prussia liy mast nor
of Venice t is necessary that She open Tor herself way
by the DANUBE that she meet Prussia l te a' h ''n'
IN order 10 assure TO herself the lasting possession Of
Venice, she must have stricken tAc Austrian power 70
the heart What would bo the consequence we're lt"y
10 limit her military action TO UdIuo and Bccmo, Va
order Ia ret n for siege of the ortcr.e, site womb
as,uredy arrest tho entire war by allowing ie Austrian
army 10 retire quietly toward the North aud reinforce
lie imperial forces against Prussia. Win the possible
AID OF Bavaria, these united forces i s even H'''i
fT m i6 Ie I4in ON m ensSc Deprived taus Of lie
a5 6b1y be- ao1ae which nSiScr or
Prussia nor Tor Italy woul eorie-poud 70 teii pl..'
IN order 70 1Seas w., i ~, r,,rlcr thc,r WORK
cid. ia ia.
necessity of pushing tie Offensive on both sides 10 us
Htwo-f FINITE l. e. % 10 me walls Of the capital
Admitting tOr Is moment tho contrary l"'aHiy ann
taking into consideration the peculiar position oiIIu'a'
Inc coGDrraton OF Itay would reality, have been
more h4ncful than her absolute neutrality. ~ .
Neutrality would al least have d'taioeu "lu3n 'Ht
quadriiaeIal and pautiyzed for Pms,ias benefit an
entire Austrian army; victorious cooperation suddenly
stopped short would hur thi7 .hue "l9y tan' I5,t'
thus Prussia would have e7s chance VI victory f IMAM
without the Italian alliance.
nut the Government 81 the King. 10y august sovereign,
places entire confidence n the loyalty % s ANY 10 avert
Inc danger Of Is similar event.
may Dc urged from ttratcgcal point OF view tlat
tho march ON Vienna "i the ildan army "ouh "
hazardous the scale OF operations TOO hIb' resources 700
but IN rroportiou As the Prus.an army IS ucared the
pers become Ices ana the definite victory moro ana
Moreover there exists nfablc method for securing
90 the armies the ,IDst tcent cooperation on cV
The Prus,i4u Government has caused the Hungarian
question 90 be- studied with the utmost care an mas "c
Qurcd tho conviction that hs country sustained equally
by Italy aud by Prussia. will servo them as cham oi
union and s,rteeIcl basis Lct, ior instance power
Aduatc, which would IN uoWIsc weaken INC pIlncla
army. members OF the expedition shoH,d bc chosen
from the volunteers aud placed under the Orders OF Gen
Garlbldi. According o all the Information collected K
the PrGssan Government the most coidihi welcome Nm
be afforded by the SctyOnldls aut HuuEdrdn6 thty
would the faux Of TIN army IN IFS march OH vienna
aud open out TO ID tne cooperation aud al the resources
On The other hand the Hungarian aud Croat regiments
I'm ta Austrian army would now refuse 10 ght against
armies which IN tAch own country were received as
friends From the North and from the confines 81 lfus-
sian siesia mobile corps composed, as much as pos
sblc, OF national elements might penetrate INTO nun
gary, and there JON the Italian troops ana The Hati"h
forces which would without doubt, be organized. Aus
ta's loss woud ba I'm proportion 10 our gam, ana The
attacks directed against her would strlke no longer lei
It's rail- these reasons that the Prussan Government
attributes such immense Importance To the Hungarian
question, and the combined action on this territory
with Italy her ally. She proposes 10 tho Cabinet Of Flor
to provide IN common the necessary iuhds Tor me
above indicated exhibitions ana 10 insure iOf 'nein c
This the general idea OF The plan OF war which the
undcrsigned according to the Instructions oil ms GOVERN
ment, has the honor OF presenting to the Italian Govern
ment The more general interests are card Tor the more
Will be Insured tho attainment ny me NO alnhea uI
common action, aud the Government of the undersigned
trusts that this plan viii receive nearly welcome, ahd
contribute powerfully TO the success Oh this gFaAd enter
prise. a., III, -,
earliest possible reply, the undersgned renoTs tle at
testaton OF his highest esteem: - UsEDOM.
The first sensation that ILLS all who went through
the disastrous campaign OF GG IS one OF passionate
regret for what might have been" Hungary
liberated Austria az an Empire destroyed. Nenetia
won 10 Italy by Italian prowess only. such then
was Prussin's "plan," boldly, cOncsely laid down;
but Prussia's honorable ally would none of IT.
GaIibald aud his 5000 volunteers penned up III the
Tyrol between two impenetrable granite walls the
defeat and disgrace of Custozza on the 2ith the far
more disgracefnl gnornlny OF total lnaGti0n ever
afterward. Such WAS Victor Emmanuels counter |
plan or rather the plan oi his Imperial Master |
who would by no means allow that Italy should be |
emancipated from his yoke, or Austria stricken TO
the heart for Prussas benefit at one fell 1woop But
IL being useless 10 cry over split milk, one passes
from the document itself to La Marmoras motives |
for revealing IT, - D.,, -,