Italy has gone into war with the
Minn experience that we had in ISGI. *
Bhe lias had her B ill Run. She lias
met h< r old cm niy in front oi \ ero- I
na—in sight of the tomb oi’ Ib ineo
at. 1 .Di 1 el - and been routed and
driven ba l k to In r own .Jde of the I
IMincio. Her raw lex i s are no I
'match for the bronzed veterans oft
Austria. Garibaldi, meanwhile, ha
climbed the mountains and got on
the Austrian Hunk and nar, but this!
daring movement can hardly succeed, I
now that Victor Emanuel, with his I
main at my, has been but to flight. '
The news of the battle ofUustozza
is t serious disappointment to the
poop oof this e miitry, who hoped '
th; t Italy would achic’. e her victory '
without severe losses or delay. Eiit I
it seems to b ■ ordered of Rro\ idence :
that the tree ot' liberty shall le,
watered with blood, and its fruits
tasted Only after the agonies of des- I
poratc conflict. Italy has bec’i ,
thrown to. th'. c„r‘h. but only togain
new rdrengt h from the collision. A
Florence dispatch says the ic
pulse of ('u-tozza is the signa! fr
Redoubled enerav and per* -verence. ’
Italy will r‘t irn to th ■ contest with
renewed aider, and will never lav
down her arms till the liberation oi l
Vonetia is secure 1.
