New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14
PREPARATIONS OF AUSTRIA.
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pes ed through Venice az his nay = Verona SEQ on
the iolcSIrc TOrLIuZ CREST nunosr o. SoIN- !.
.,r. sen. to Forts ST. Nlcoio and y. E-ssmo, whlea
are e. the sntraucs Of the LIDO. The eIpia1aaon 20
TIE pablo Is tat Ee lora atoms rei1re repair pa
the ruth Of TIE ms.tsr IT, ;sg: they as be sEeth
eDed sIO armed heavier artillery. lhf-e ol 4-
DAYS AGO Information VS. received from France when
removed a. d0lD. - TIE Intentions Of the EnpeEo,
Nspolson. GCiyo 1us- Therefore, 70. Be slrp1ted
should ycu sl3deT learn that the Austr IN sTy - %
be UiAczd on war footing. j. wss yesterday eVeDng
s.a.d tbs TIE II o. fCIiouEh hgi received orers 10
in their respective regiments, bu; Il Los hkey thsl
they Nil hs OIL ged - grt their homes nntI me eea-
sJn auvaTcs5. TIE military or liA MOO i 80
erceliert that TO 600 c2n Be fully pre- oSTed iof
action wi hin moth " SIX 5.ki; On. the sas5-fon
/ o. tie NLltrr /e4Irg, tl@. A1sIls cen, II loH-
hight, lsve = eco ueu in The field, j. abiuTd. ne
/ population % the Austrian Emoire IS lees tnSn
+0t0O 3OJ az SOULS ard military meD hsve repeatedly
told lie that ]. woaii be very o1h "a, to keep up an
! amy Of 50O0s ner .oT sny lenstl o. ,lne..
a. mary hh,-NO.toTed bosts have 7ece-.y been
CONTRACTED 10 Ersrcs. il is believed inst Frsnc5
trccps vii be landed il pert 10 tne Mediterranean
or Adraic IN sh.ch iheIs q no great depth OF wafer
tut information has reached me- that Preparations az
being ale az Gsros, far the reception Of French
squadron ~ il s c'rs3ersd possible ths an sttempt
may he made TO take Venice by S0up Ge man, II
nay be well 70 give your rsaders come des OF the
pyesel. dttIsas OF that city nom tie tea SHE Inc
! ertTsrce 10 port Lido Is c5Im1rted by the above
nenlioosd Forts Of -. NcJiO sni s. Eras no, ana
10. entrance to the inner port-thss OF Nenlee-oy
For =. Andrea end some st:snd bttteTes Ihe pOtI
Of Maamo,co which has not sufficient deqta Of water
for large vessel. IL protected by FORTS ApsFonl ana
/ 81. Prtro, ard by numsr0us batteries. AZ the en-
traros 10 the port Of Cbocga the For's Of Cara
nsr and San Eelce Ii Is evident that Sseat sh1sty
fer q fatarc is lel; IN official cirClss be. mary men
appear TO De fan Of confidence. They do il 1slcs
10 TIE high qualities CT tee French army, bn tley are
not iuclnei 70 thlk that the French Of today are
/ breyeF than the Een Of 1914 and lS41.
VlEsyA F5b g.
TIE Arstliars thuk that TIE Emperor Napoleon III.
T To-. ~, hUf tp 90 % Erpr thew viii
hardly be Of other opinion until they learn that the
srmamsrts France have ceased. IL IS sisted tnaI
this Government on the 9h ins.. communicated 10 the
R.r'u Cabinet It's willingness u ev.custe Anc1ns AM
BoogpA ard il is p!obsbe that the sslne Information
has been for~aIded L Paris and London Ine qnsson
Uf reforms ia tie Pepsl Administrations boNe ger t1e
! principal mst,er srd on tni9 point the Fr.ne9 and
/ Au tral Government, VII have great ditfical;y u
! coming 10 al understanding.
/ Court Buol s,n believes that psscs will he mAin.
tanned, bu. tie Emperor, being o. ale,e1t oP.noo,
/ is pTepsrrg IOr a vigorous de.e.s 81 Ills i-aIsh
= States. FeldzeuPmester Baron Hess, the GARTER
/ master General, IS irequerty ooseted with tue In
perur and il Is understood tl6t arrangements are
/ being made for sending the 6rst Amy, when
Is composed OF four corps, 20 toe south. II ls not
likely that the army IN question will e2ve the s1-caed
hereditary provinces" II the French remain passive
but the preparations made Tor waf IN France render
Responding armsmerts necessary IL Austria. IL II
said IL military circles tina, Baron Hess VII be Com
msnder in. Chief there SHOULD bo war 10 tsy, sn0
"A better choice could not be made, a. the Sashs fel-
! zeusmeis;er lQusTteTmasterGcnerl KNOWS every
inch Of the terrain. Count Gyulb, who IS 20 rsta
the Command Of the second array, VIII pTobaoy nave
| Ger. Rsnedek IS tire chief OF his stall ana tOant
Wmpfieu the commander Of the first army, Is bkely
TO have Gen. Ramming attached To him III similar
capacity. According 20 letters received iEOm Austrian
officers In Lombariy, two Enes Of defense are forming
! The one will extend from Cfenona where ~
4 the confluence Of the Aida and the Po) 70
/ P-via, where the 1iclnO falls into tue 20. Ine
| other from Psvia to Ssto Cslente az the southern
! extremity ofthe Lsgo M.ggiore. The Turn OpinoHe
OF the Paris papers have stttsd Jna AZ ocer
hes been sss6ssinaed PAWS and t1at the University
has sgain been closed. person who hes near rea'
TORS at PSye, hiss given me the assurance thdt 10
officer has been either killed or wounded IN tAaS cry
The pyersty hes never been reOpeed, brt any STU
dents who may choose 10 study privately viii be allow
ed ~ Undergo TIE usual examinations IN their degrees
The same privilege hes been granted to the students
! at Padua, and the kindhearted Aichduke Governor
General has persuaded the Emperor 10 grant to the
private stuisrts in Jmbarjy, that conditional e1emp-
ton fron military service which youog men VINO study
publicly enjoy. H. this city people are exceedingly
depressed NJ the prospect or war; but the army Italy
is mi Of confidence srd extremely sangune oisuocess.
Daring the last in Itsly the Austrian troops made
gre at of TIE bsyouet and any enemy they may no"
have 10 encounter viii fad that no pains have beel
spared in teaching the recruits how u handle that
| weapon.
The assertions of the German papers that Austria
hes made propositions 10 France N regard To Central
! rsly descrye 10 credit. Tais Government: has iu-
with France but il expects the Paris Ca0lrst 70 sste
what il wishes. Il lie suspected that there 10
secret un3ersts adiDg between France and Russs IN
regsrd 10 ItalJ anl the Dsnubian Principates, but
TO circumstances have come 20 my knowledge Tllcn
could iEGuCe ne 70 beley, that they nave any hXei
! plan OF action. Some OF the members Of tns Lower
Cnsuiber 10 WuTtenberg have desired the Committee
OF ths Estates call TIE suention OF the Government
TIE necessity OF putting the Federal iofiTe-ses anu
the Dasses %. the Back FOres5 IL proper state or
defense. The construction Of massive crdge az
k-hl renders the for,ihcsuon OF the passes OF the
" ;hwartz wGld' inperatiyely necessary Inc in-
overian Eststes intend 10 desire Toe Government 70
reuuest Lre Band prohibit the expiration CT hOTses,
ara the Central Organ" Nil perhaps begin 10 taSe
the matter into consideration by the time tnA. the
French and SaTdiniaEs nave got as many animals as
they rtei. -,
The Agram Z,inrg, IN official pspsr, thus confirms
nfcrmsiou which ives oonteinec IL my letter OF the
l3ib INST:
The Austrian Government has expresse its readi-
ness 70 TecCHmeni administrative reforms 70 ths Papa
Government bu5 il will never, Il swsr should re
sut from is refusal cooperate IN st-emp. 10 en-
force the execution o. snch rsf)rm. lie regard 70 the
occupation OF the Papsl DominiOns the lmpersi Go
vernreni hiss declared that II viii withdraw rs troops
from BOlog!a AMI Arc3us - the same moment that
tie French quit Rome sni, Cyta Veccnia. The Right
Of garrison in COnmhCho, Fersra hat Paoerza,
which is sscored TO Austria by Treaty, will be main-
tsred."
The Fferch Government, or, rather, the Emperor
/ NsDOeur, cO1,ldeIs the foregoing CJDd.l0Cs unsc-
csp'a5ls; but thi. Cabinet is by 20 means likely TO
maize any other Daring the last few days, the policy
Of AUstTIs has undergone change Count buoi was
80 strongly urged BY the representatives. ct England
and Pruseis 20 avoid giving the Emperor Napoleon
proyt foI going 70 vsr, tuat he was udca more suo-
. mssiye tlan WAS agreeable o. the Emperor Frsnc.s
Joseph, VINO % resolved not 70 besr any par. % tle
yoke winch Louis Napoleon is trying 70 IMPOSE 90
i,s brother sovereigns. (" His Majesty views" ssys
N "a. a may he prTfr0z z1f