The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14


go di Gsrde TO tho Nnc0.
COUNT aYuLAI
ne mo4u ies correspondent writes from vaAego OF
Count ulai still here much dispted, and asking
Offering to the mortified pride Of the unsuSoessfa re- ,sra
the honorable post Of Ban or Croatia by death
Of Jslscsch Count GyulAi's father Wa himself "a .
houors rendered 10 him, and seems, like Oivarez 10 Gu
Bias, TO desre the retirement Of country life. Count
nrc During the disturbances Of 1889 be commanded
ct trieste and the fact that that city did not join In the
sSy Hs was FOR sSot tim. nSssr of " wa. ~ su ID
afterward commanded at Milan under Radetsky he vas
known throughout Italy for his great severity only
psosd S q Ss po n
ton Of Commander in Chief in which he was maintained
very much to the damage Of the true interests Of the army
NO MORE AUSTRIAN QUADRANGLE
Translated from the Paris Pays, june 26, for tho NEW
,,,,x YORK h HERALD ..
and according 70 all appearances we may add-there ID
no more an Austrian army. 1rsl-
In fact what remain after sixteen hours Of gigsn
tic and unucky struggle, OF army the whole Of which
was engaged IN presence Of It's sovereign They have
SsvDg s IL and battle attn the Sancs
OF energy and confidence which they still might have re
tanned after precpitate fight preceded BY series Of
After Montebeo and Paestro the Austrans might have
sh hoped retiaouat the urossng OF the great rivers
depoe in the concentration Of ali their forces under the
very guns their colossal fortresses behind the formd
Austrian army, defeated in ell conditions and positions
snd under all possible generals, has 70
hope and an army without hope il no moro an army-n
As 70 the four 20 renowned fortresses Of Peschera
Verona, LsgD9no and hantus, they are merely
not object to IT, The, viii only leave them a. prison
ess OF war Surrounded BY our victorious troops and
hemmed In by insurgent population Austrian army
OF Italy Will have the fate OF the Austrian army Of Uim
erd. and ss md decisive say
that there truly neither quadrangle nor an Austrian
What substitutes itself, With an irresistible evidence to
the quadrangle and the Austrian army, two clear,
striking and indsputabe facts which going to
dominate and carry everything.
The fret these two facts H. that from the present
hour the Ausirians may be considered chased from
and perhaps some seges but the heaviest part OF the
work done, and the tina result manfest 70 ALL There
remains only question Of very early date 70 be given
either to the voluntary evacuation or to the expulsion
As to the voluntary evacuation the forced expulsion
nobody doubts or could doubt It, It Is fact not accom-
Observe, ia fact, that the rest Of the defeated
army going at any moment hear our caunou in the
siege feet ana our landing troops than the Austrian army
nearly three hundred thousand strong, able 10
do 30 when between the Pc, the Ancio and the Adige
The early and fatal capture Of Venice Ia than going to
an end to the DRAMA the curtain may perhaps not fall
yet, but the play will in fact be ended.
Il
defntivey the presence Of the Austrans Italy I'm
possible.
for the opprefsor has arrived at It's summit and that Eu
rope would not stain her history with such tyranny,
Il Is Impossible because the Emperor Napoleon and
France are engaged In the success Of that deverAnce
cessary to our dignity eur security, and civilization ITSELF
France will make reasonable concessions the
series Of the question: but she will notmske any the
main point that Ia to say the total expulsion Of the Aus
TRANS Victories not vain thing, and the blood Of
our soldiers should have served for the freedom Of
ton.
The thundersoke which burst out on the borders
Of the Mnco will settle many irresoutiona calm many
fears, and put stop TO much covetousness. basis
Is fact almost accomplishing more Austrians In
naly
we are convinced of H. DESTROYS OF enduring peace she
will build il on that foundation.
Certainly the Emperor and the army will II is neces.
take demoah their forresses That resolution Is
settled, and the means are ready.
struggle being certain Europe can nut sop to The Gala
mites Of The war and regulate is results The dplo
nass may commence their journey; our soldiers have
cleared the way and victory has marked the aim
THE FINANCIAL MEASURES OF AUSTRIA.
Translated from the Baltic Gazette Tor the New YORK
HERALD
The mcst violent financial measures succeed each other
one after another in Austria. to temporarily keep aoat
have at Ennhated the gigantic efforts made BY Aus
ra to restore her finances since she had conquered the
T0VOlutOn
lie funds were reduced to the rate Of the Of the
third class loan Of two hundred million edens is
dsred TO be Issued the National Bank, in new
mammal value The National Bank is formally freed
from the clause Of reimbursng its paper in specie and
custom houses duties have still be paid in specie or in
coupons Of the national loan which have become DUE On
IN imposed on ne sna
tan kingdom The 18th and 10th May certain increase
OF aSes was PS6lisned and the amount is estimated
The Vienna Gacee then affirmed that those measures
would be the last On the 18th Of June ordinance ap
pears stating that the interests Of the national loan
lpaid in spece) WILL instead Of cash, be paid in bank
notes. with ago during the time OF war; aud that
until the end Of September white up to the 10th Of June
money was quoted Ia Vienna at 14i60 In the meantime
payment obligations bonds of the puoc debt, which,
at me end Of i've years rom the day when the interests
VIII be have to DO paid in specie at the rate Of
hundred and twenty eight guders for hundred guild
the payment OF the interests and the compound in
BE who does not want to submit to the immediate ra
ducton OF interests to be received only escape
by cspitaizng his credits on the State, and wait
the Lombardo vepetan kingdom have lately been author
lied to fsue bonds for fifty million suldes having forced
currency III true tina. the object this measure s
ony to carry into effect the forced loan of seventy Eve
millions OF guilders which we have mentioned above that
loan was to be made at the rate Of seventy per cen
WIS consequently to bring 10 two and half millions
Of guides But even by the strict execution of the pre-.
ecribed dispositions, the runous system Of paper money
oOt only temporarily extended TO the Italian provinces
until the complete paymen. Of the forced loan,
but can already be foreseen that that sss-
tenn will be maintained there Afterwards, should
Lombardy fall back under the dominion Of Austria;
for out of the seventy millions Of the forced loan mot
only there are but thirty millions imposed the vene-
tan Provinces but the frs! nstament due the Sh Of
june to be paid in epece And when is said at the
conclusion 0, the ordnanOe Measures viii be taken for
the rcdeeming Of those bonds which might still be in cir
culaon At that time {hat to after the payment Of
the forced loan this PROMISE vague that difficult
not to believe that those VIII only be taken on
paper principally when has had by the financial
dnances OF the Soth OF April, new proof OF the
science with which AustrM keeps her promises.
For war which 10 scarcely going for eight weeks
this series Of measures Ia sufficiently long would be
superfiuous TO make their criticism In detail. Oae can
only ask this: What wild be done hereafter If all those
measuNo together not sulcient-and it is a sure
fac'to continue the war, not during years, but only
during few months9 Certainty the men who manage