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THE AUSTRIAN ARMY IN NEED
OF PROVISIONS.
RUSSIAN TROOPS ON THE MARCH
Austria Bidding for Allies.
Signs of Revolution in Lombardy

New York, June Sit is reported that
General Guylai had sent word to the Austrian
government that the supply of provisions was
beginning to fail in Piedmont, so that he would
be unable to retain the position he occupied
mere thaa fifteen DAYS.
The French government, it is said, has re-
coived information that four Russian corDs
d'armoe had moved toward the Austrian from
tier.
A Norwegian barque, bound to Venice, had
been stopped by French frigate, and informed
that all the Austrian ports except Trieste and
Ancona were blockaded.
The commander of the fortress at Venice had
received no notice of the blockade A French
feet was before Venice, and had already can
tured twenty vessels. Fifteen French men-of-
war had been seen near Caltaras on the coast
of Dalmatia.
The London Times correspondent, in the
Austrian camp, says that naval attack on
Venice would have no chance of success, eyerv
channel to the port being blocked by sunken
vessels. Ships laden with stones were laying
close by, ready to be sunk at few minutes
notice, and thus close up the small remaining
passages. Guns of a large calibre are placed
in positions to command the passages thus OBJ
structed.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
that the French squadron is not to attack Ven
ice, but merely to blockade the port for the
present.
The Liverpool Post, in its article declaring
the passage of the Ticino by the French and
| Sandman armies would be the signal for an
| European alliance, and the march of the Aus
| trian troops on Paris, says also that Russia is
| to join Austria, and her reward for what looks
like treachery is to be the cession of Moldayia
and Wallachia.
The shipping interests of Great Britain are
1 L. aNa1 Al
ticles contraband of war. Lord Malmesbury
in his reply to special inquiry, says that the
neutrality proclamation was not intended to
prohibit the expectation of coal or other ar
ticles, but he warned the subjects of Great
Britain that they do not carry arms for the
use of either one belligerent, articles which are
contraband, as the government will not inter-
fere in their favor, in case of capture.
An imperial decree of Austria increases the
direct and indirect taxation.
In the Federal Diet, Prussia, declared that,
though adhering to her protest against the
posting of the Federal Corps on the Rhine, she
did not object to its being established as O.
matter of form. The proposal was referred to
a commission.
Thore are indications on the part of the
Italian refugees, located on the Swiss frontiers,
to stir up revolution in Lombardy.
GREAT BRrTAIN.-The Queens speech to the
new Parliament, is not expected to be delivered
before the 10th of June. The London News
says that the Liberals will assist in taking up
the Reform Question whore it stood at the dis
solution.
The eight large steamers of the European
and American Company had deem bought ON
speculation by Messrs. Lever Il Howard, of
Manchester.
1t is said that the English Government will
shortly invite tenders for a monthly mail to
Australia, via Panama. Twenty thousand
landsmen have been enrolled in the British
navy.
The ohartering of vessels to France as troop
or store ships was regarded as illegal.