The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

Additional ny the City OF baltimore
NEW YORK. July fS.-~Per telegraph from
london TO Queenstown, we have the follow
UE
# the London Times says the Minister of War
nj Marshal IeliSsiet have had another coa-
ference, for the purpose of concerning mea-
sures To complete the organization of the army
# the East
An eighth division is in course of oreaniga-
ION AT Lyons, TO reinforce the army In Italy
\ dispatch from Trieste. dated July sth SAYS
eiNlCr~ from Naples TO the 2~th ult., announce
., Il legal proceedings have been taken against
secret political society ut McsSina, and SIEVE.
p. HrTC>is have been made. Adyiccs had also
}.,eu received from Ancona to the Both of
lime. General Calterma;ten had taken COM
'Naud OF the town. aud declared IL In n state of
.;eGc A general disarIning OF The citizens had
tsa been ordered.
An address from the Sandman Admiral TO
The people Of McSsina had been issued
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times saws shat letters from the headouarters
II Prince Napoleon state that another great
natt|e Was expected on the banks OF the Adige
Tho AusirianS are believed TO have Two hun.
dTcd thousand men in line.
Fresh hattalionS are organizing at Paris for
Italy.
The London Times also saws the French will
-tt only on She offensive.
Reliable Information had reached Vienna
ma! ,''iihaldl,s men had violated Tyrol by
l.
E'"iz has been sent 10 Berlin TO acquaint the
RUSSIAN government with this fact
a frankfort letter announces that the Ans
.T1..n government. having been com nellet hv
thr battle OF SOlterino to dispatch 10 the seat
"A war those troops which Il had in reserve in
-hc ISTol THAI province being consequently
u''ua,cd by The invasion OF GarihaIdi'S CORPS
Is intends "a propose - the Diet in virtue OF
.he treaty of Venice. which requires the Ger
raan states 20 guarantee each others German
territory. 10 send the German army into the
TNrol
ho>Su,h has issued a proclamation. calling
.Ar Hungarian nation 10 arms TO struggle for
3herty, aud he announces that he will soon be
among them.
The lnyalide Russo discusses the possible
complications OF the war. Prussia, il saws
"a called out an army of three hundred
thousand men, which will be- reinforced by a
federal contingent OF one hundred and fifty
Thousand mon. and II Il with SuCh an enor-
nous display OF force that she proposes 10
Offer her mediation TO France and TO hasten
thr conclusion OF peace. But such an armed
mtdsatinn constitutes part of an ultlmatum
l. HuI France entitled to reply that the coudi-
'!0us Of peace ought 10 be proposed by all the
Great powers conlOiutly-uot by Prussia
atonc. and that such an armed mediation
Iaair ny single power Is equivalent 10 a de-
e.arauon OF war But when, to maintain the
Austrian possessions in ltalV. a German army
- one million mna shall he put in motion TO
attack France, can Lord PalmeTston'. and
X >~cll's administration remain Indifferent
spectators of new confederation The Eng
i,h ministry viii most certainly not allow a
rrN war to begin without first exhausting all
her powers of persuasion.
FRANKFORT. July ct is stated that the
proposals made by Prussia on the extraorfi-
Ilry sitting OF the Federal Diet, on the 18th, We're
tie following:
Flrsr--The junction of the Ninth and Tenth
r.rr> d'arpiS, to the Prussian army
~cCOnd-The appointment 10 command in
aid eff The four n-PrnsSian and non Austrian
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