New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

During the lat few days 50, 600 Ausfrisns, VIII
6ooO borses and IL batter,es, have passed through
M.utsch,aro.
"On the 18th inst. the allied army Of Ray made
| forward movement"
"BERss, Juns ls, tvis Prsnce,.
1.-The Austrisbs in great force have occupied the
pass Of the Stelvio, blown up the Devil sbrJge ssA
brought Up their artillery into the pace. Taey slss
made sntrepchuents at NandeTs. A French corps
da, mee Of 600 men s advancing by forced marches
sgsinst this position. Some Of Garibalds officers
organizing free corps in the Vslteline."
| "vEssA, June IS.
! "An official account has been published Of The
oeses of the Ausriaus at the battle OF Magenta 81
officers and 3oe sod killed, 2ls officers and 10
soldiers wounded, 1900 soldiers missing
| "VHSSA, June Is
| "Court Rtchberg started yesterday evening for
Veropa. According TO q report circulated on the
| Rou,se, the Prussian Ambassador, Baron Werther.
will perh leave this morning for the came plsce"
rREsrs, June Is 1859.
Count Rechberg. Austrian Minister for Forciga
Affairs, accompanied by the Prussisn Embssssdos q
the Court OF Vienna, arrived at Nabresins todsy -
is journey to Verona
"yrRoS,, June Is via viennat
"The Emperor reviewed this morning the 7th end
ctn corps a az Mce ~ Tue Catip VI honnto. W.
mot enthusiastically cheered. The confidence Of the
troops has reached the high.st point
"MAsrUA, June 10, 1859.
"The declaration has been published that tho tows
is in state Of siege and the provisioning Of the place
has been ordered.
Lonbardo-yenetian Bank notes to the total
amount of 5000O 0 Of forms will be issued the o.
ceptarce II which is TO BE- obligatory"
"TRIxsrr, Monday, June %.
According to reports current the Austrian vesse>
Buona Of the class No :, which had been captured
by tie French hss been given M free, because -
proprietor and its captain are Venetisns."
"TuRls, June =.
"oYrtcrtL BULLETIN, PUBLISHED TO-DAY.
According to sdvices from Brescis to the lS>A
inst the SaIciban army preserves its positions beses
Brescis at Rczzsto and Castenedoo. The FrseoA
army occupies Brescis and its environs in limo VIII
the Sar nisns.
"On the 18th inst. the Austrians reoccupied MOI
teohiaro with a considerable force.
Faro. Urbino Fossombrone, Sesi and AncoaA
have prcucurced for the national csuse"
"ruRis, Juno 81.
"The following advices have been received frso
Brescia to the 18th inst:
"'Gen. Garbaldi marched yesterday morning frso
Sso, on the Lago Gards toward Desensauo, near tho
foot of that lake. but meeting the enemy in consider
able force, withdrew. An Austrian steamer on The
Lago di Ga,da fred on his men, but our artillery
silenced it,"
"BERSE, June 81.
"The news that q French corp. armte hes ar-
rived in the Valtelne Is untrue. The sews refefro4
to Lombard corps led by some OF Gen. Gsribsldfs
officers which was stationed in the Valteino. GArt-
bnld has at present pushed his outposts far as Bal
adore in the direction Of Bordo, which is occupies
by 400 Austrians."
"VERosA, June 81, (vis Vi@nas-D
"His Imperial Austrian Majesty yesterday trsnsers4
his headquarters to Vilafcsncs, nine miles south q
Verona, ON the road to Msutus."
"MARsEILLEs, June 81. 1852.
"Kossuth embarked here this morning for 0enos.
Letters FROM Rome TO the 18th inst announce that
1900 Papal troops have been sent to Peruga 10 restore
order.
"a collision has taken place At Cernis bctweca .
detachment of Papal troops and the inhabitants"
THE ADVANCE OF THE ALLIES
Correspondence of The London Times an
CAssAso, On the Banks Of the AIDA, June IL.
Another promenade mri'taire has brought us oyo
the Adda. Although the Austrians have suceeeted
is time better than before in destroying the bridges
over the river, not only at Lodi but likewise at this
place and Vspno this measure has, as you sec, not
m0ch fetafhed the progress Oi tle Ales Tr0vi-
ed a. they with numerous pontoon train cs!cu-
lated especially for this country With its numerous riv
ard canals intersccng the road, few hours wcro
suicent to rees. alb isb the OF coWmunicstOs.
As for defending the banks of the Adda the Autsas
could scarcely think Of IT. except in very desperate
case. Tue Of this is simple enough. The right,
or Lombard bank of the river commands the opposite
bank almost all aoDg liz course crest or OF
from 10 To 100 feet blight skirts the night bank now
APPROACHING the river quite close, and now recoding
little distance r II. The other side, on the coorary,
is An uninterrupted plain, which the eye can follow
almost to the banks of the next tributary OF the Aida
and Po-the S-rio. 1t is something like that OF S4a
Martpo and Turbgo on the Toino, With the difference,
however that there Is canal and corresponding ee.
va,on the opposite bank. There l., indeed. c.oA
alcI esde this river which ertlizes the district Of ID-
d bnt is this side of IL and mt this point 80 Close
to il tDat looks like little branoh than sop
srate stream, only narrow bank intervening betweea
thetwo.
The Ada IL the last line Of defense which exists up
to the Mpco; there are indeed, here and there post
tioLs which possess certain strength. but thoy arc
isolated points only, where the defender may ohef .
battle under favorable conditions be be 50 Inclined.
All tie different roads which come from north
and south after passing the AIDA, unite IN two mata
roads in the north by Bre-cs " Verona and the
ober by Pizzighv aud Crcmona towerd Mnntus.
Tb. two roadr Of them, at any rate must al
ways be the line of operation, foe an army marching
to the East but there 80 maby byroads and cross
roadr connecting the two that fOr nc army used -
forced marches nothing is easier than to dc eve tos
enemy the objec. Of Us operations. The more ono
approaches the nco the easier this becomes for the
40 man roads converge.
Whether the Austrians will receive US in the eno,ls
Rectarge Of Fortresses, will meet u on he rssd.
remains 10 be seen We know thstth they have received
great reeLforcemeLs and likewise thai others arc stl
90 The road; it will probably depend on whether they
are able to brig them up 10 time. Onthe other haod.
the allies have likewise taken their measures To oppos
to there eos the part Of the enemy Others on their
side
Whatever one may say about the rapiiity with
which the French army appeared the scsse Of &C.
ton in Italy, France not prepared for the var,
the regiments which had TO leave hot haste were ON
peace footing except those which came from Alge-