New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
THE WAR.
Tile LATEST TELEGRAMS.

TURN, Friday. Juae 1.-THE official bulletin pub
lished to-day from Tuscany that Prince Ma
DO con has commenced the movement Of bis troops.
Ten Thousand Tuscan troops, with 500 cavalry, are
ready to start.
Rayeuna has pronounced for the national cause, and
manifesto has been uslished declaring the adhesion
of bat town to central Government established at
Bologna which is to be placed under the dictatorship
of the Krg Of Sardinia The manifesto also expresses
the unsnimous wish to be enabled some day to form
part of monarchy worthy Of the gratitude of the
Italians.
TrRIs. June II, l0:i0 p. m.-Yesterday the head
quarters of the Emperor were at Covo, on the road
from Bergamo to Cremons, and those of the King at
Casteena:o, six miles to the west of Brescia
Rimni and Cesese have pronounced for the nstional
cause.
yrRos. (vis VIENNA, June 1.-THE following is Of
fetal:
Gen. Gyulai has, at his own request, been released
from the command of the second corps darmee, which
has been given to Count Schck, General OF Cavalry
ByRsF Friday, June IA telegram frcm Core
announces that numerous Austrian corps, coming
from Stevo has arrived at Grostoo, in the Vatelne,
and advanced toward Tirano. The Federal Council
has ordered the occupation by the Federal troops ot
the Pass of Muretto between the Grsons and the Val
tellipe.
Row. June l4-It is asserted that the French are
about to occupy Ancora.
The first Swiss regiment has left for Perugia
The Russian ambassador has given banquet in
honor Of the French Commander. i'll Chief, Gen.
GOyon.
NAPLES, June l7.-An amnesty has been proclaimed
Those condemned for political ofenses are amnested
no, including those amnestied the 9th of December
and 18th of March. The latter rre to remain under
surveillance; those suspected are pardoned.
Common sentences are shortened by three years.
"TURrs June 49,
"oFFIcIsL BULLETIN pCBLIsHED TO-DAY.
"The follo~i ing particu.ss of the combat at Caste
nedolo have been received to-day:
90 General Garibaldi wishing to throw bridge
across the Chiese, in order to keep communications
with Bresca open, placed part OF his troops at kez-
zato and Treponti to oppose the Austrian vanguard
which bad advanced as far as that place. Some COM
panies Of Chasseurs dAlpes attacked the enemy's
outposts. TIE Austrians yielded, and were pursued
as far as Castenedolo, where the main body OF the
euemy attempted to surround Us, but our troops in
mediately withdrew. General Garbaldi then came
to the rescue aud succeeded in bringing our men to
their former POSITIONS causing great loss to the ene-
nv We had 100 killed and wounded The King
ordered the Fourth Division to advance to the posi-
ton and General CiadiD accordr ely led part of his
division to Rezzato to support General Garibaidi.
The Ausirians wtbc from Castenedoo, after hav-
irg blown up the bridge over the Chese before the
town Of MontechiaTo.
"TURIs, June lS
"Ou the l4th inst tbe Sardipian army ok up its
position on the Mella mar Bres,a. Forces have
been despatched to observe the mouths Of the Upper
Oglio Garibali advanced the 18th towards Louato
Ii is asserted that the Austrians are concentrated at
Montect afro, with strong reaguard at Castencdolo
General d Urban occupied Capnsne on the 18th, but
abant tored it the wing night
"TURrs, Saturday, June Is.
"Tre Emperor has entered Brescia with the King,
who lad gone TO meet him. Pooulsr enthusiasm &C.
cou panied the march Of the allied troops, who sll
through Lombar6y receive one continued oyhon.
The districts on the right Of the Tber aud also Lltto
de Castillo have pronounced for the nsons cause
"TURIs, June ls.
"The official Psdmontese Gazette publishes list
Of the re accorded by the King of Sardinia to
those soldiers Of the Sd Regiment of Zouaves who hal
ci.tius usbed Themselves a, PsletIo aud to whonthe
gold media for miltsr, merit is granted. COL Chab-
ron is APPOINTED Coumancer Of the Military Order OF
Savoy. The following are appointed officers ct the
same order-bamely. Dumolin. Bocber de Brice, st.
Martin de FraDchessin and Parquez. Tnen follow
the appointments Of ChevAlers, and long list OF sol-
Giers to whom the silver medal IS awarded, from the
sdiuant snd sub-ofcers dowa to the private soldiers
Of the Zouaves.'
"PARIs, Saturday, June IS.
{" Tbs Moniteur Of this morning contains the fol-
loving telegram
'TRAyIGLIaTo, June IL, Evening.
1.-The Emperor il at thi- place. His Majesty en-
lows perfect health and the moral and physical posi-
ton Of the army is excellent"
"PAEIs, Sunday, June 10.
"Tls Monitenr Of this morning recap!tulAtes the
French loss at Magenta-nsmely, 323 killed 2 les
wounded, and 10 missing. Tie French loss at Ma
leensno was-l4 killed. rs wounded, and Ga mis-
sIg."
PARIS, Saturday, June Is.
" TIE Patrie Of this evening publishes the King OF
Saroras speech to the Commis soners from Bologna.
His Majesty refused the military Dictatorship offered
him. and will d.spprove every act slbversive Of or
contrary to equity aud prejudeia to the of
tioual independence The King has sent an sde-de
camp tn the Pope to Hi. Holiness that he has
nothing to fear from the events happening, and
that tle independence Of the Peninsula would be
guarsntee, and no, menace to the neutrality and in
tegri,y Of the States Of the Church"
TURIN, June -.
"oTYIeIAL BULLETIN, PUBLISHED TO-DAY.
"Ths Austras finished 90 the 18th inst the eyacua-
tion Of MontechiAro. Their right wing is said to have
gone TO Lcnsto taking tue direction of PoSchisra.