New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19
THE WAR.
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.
Telesrsphed from London to Queenstown.

LONDON, July - iooS.
The Paris CORES pondent Of The Londos Tsr.s
says: The Minister Of War and Marshal Pelsses
have had another conference for the purpose Of
certng measures for the ete organic alton Of the
army Of the Est. An Eighth Division is in courss
of orgsnza alton at Lyons, 10 reinforce the army Of
Italy.
telegram from Trieste, dated July =, Gays; Al.
vices from Naples OF the 2Sth ultimo announce that
legal proceedings have been taken sgaiust secret
political society at Messins and several arrests have
been made
Advices have also been received from Ancoas to
June 80 Gen. Caltermatten had taken command Of
the town. and declared il in state of siege. gen
cra di arming of the citizens had been ordered.
An address of the Sardni.n Admiral to the people
of Mes .ina had been Issued.
TRIESTE Tue sday.-An Austrian Prize Court has
been established at Yarra the appeal from which "a
to be to the Court at Trieste Gen. Clam Calais, Con-
mander Of Il corps darm6e, has arrived here from
Verona.
A Paris correspondent Of The London Times, says:
Letters from the headquarters of Prince Napoleon,
state that another great battle is expected on
the banks of the Adge, and the Austrians are be-
Ueved to have 900 900 in line. Fresh battalions
are organizing at Paris. The Times also says It Is
now pretty clearly understood that Prussia wall act
only on the defensive. Trustworthy Information had
reached Vienna, that Gsribaldis men hal violated
the Tyrol by entering the Ala Pass. Prince Win
dschgratz Las been sent to Berlin to acquaint the
Prussian Government with this fact.
A Frankfort letter announces that the Austrian
Government, having been compelled by the bstle OF
SolfeIino to dispa'ch to the theater ct war those
troous which il had in reserve in the Tyro and tha.
province being consequently menaced BY invasion by
Ga,ibald's corps, intends to propose to the Diet,
in virtue Of tue treaty of Vienna which requires the
German States to guarantee each others German ter-
ritory, to send German army into the Tyrol.
Kossuth has Issued proclamation calling the HUI
garan ration TO arms, to struggle for liberty, aad
ANNOUNCES that he would soon be among them.
The Inraiide Russo discusses the possible comph-
atoms of the war; Prussia it says, has called out an
an army of 3OO, 900 men, which will be reinforced by
a Federal contingent of 200 mo-, and it is With
such an enormous dspay of force that she processes
to offer her mediation France aud to hasten the
cusou of peace; but such armed citation
constitutes Il kind Of ultimatum. Is not France en-
titled to reply that the conditions of peace ought to
be proposed by all the great Powers conformity not
by Prussia alone, and that such armed mediation
made by single Power, is equivalent to a decara.
ton of war; but when TO maintain the Austrian!pos
sessions in Italy German army of million men
shsl be put in motion to attack France, can the Pal
merston- Russell Administration remaia Indifferent
spectators of new confederation The English
Ministry will most certainly not allow the new war to
begin without first exhaus.Dg all the powers Of per-
suasion.
FRAHFoRT-0Y-MiIs 6th.-It is stated the propOs-
als made by Prussia the extraordinary sitting OF
the Feders Diet on the 4th, the following: LIST.
The junction of the 9th and 10th corps darmfe to the
Prussian arGy. Cd The appointment TO the command
in chief of the four non. Prussian and non-Austriau
corps daymee Sd. TIE placing Of all reserve contn
gents in readiness TO march.
BERsE, July G.-News has been received from
Bormo that corps Of 3, 600 to 5000 Tsroese Chas
seurs had been threatening the Valtellne, but the
several columns of Garbadis and Ciadinis corps had
repulsed them from Bormio and driven them as far
az the first canton of the Stelvo Pass. The Austaas
suffered severely Garibaldis loss was ten severely
wounded and Ciadinis three killed and four wounded.