Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

upon the Austrian Archduke Miximilian,
brother to the Emperor of Austria, and the
husband of King Leopold's daughter, the
Princess Charlotte.
The Times correspondent says Of the Prince
of Prussia, that although the Prince of Prus-
STA has never given proof Of strategic ability,
he is nevertheless impressed with the idea so
prevalent among crowned heads, of being a
groat captain and his utmost ambition is to
command, as Generalissimo, the army of the
Germanic confederation.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, July is. Steamship City of
Washington, from Liverpool 9th inst, via
Queenstown 7th arrived at about o'clock
this afternoon.
She brings London dates to noon of the 7th
by telegraph to Queenstown.
The war news is unmportant. A battle
was expected on the Adge
1t was reported that the British mail steam
ers had been requested to prepare to carry an
armament.
Ancona had been declared in a state ofsege
LONDON, July 7. The Paris correspondent
Of the London Times says. The Minister of
War and Marshal Pelissier have had another
conference for the purpose of concerning meas
ures for the complete organization ofthe Army
of the Fast. An Eighth Division in course
al organization at Lyons, is to reinforce the
Army Of Italy.
A telegram from Trieste, dated eth, says
Adyices from Naples of the 2Sth ult. announce
that legal proceeding have been taken against
secret political society at Messna, and seve-
raj arrests have been made. Advces have
also been received from Ancona to the 3Oth
Of June. Gen. Caiterwatten had taken com
mand Of the town, and declared il in state
of soige. A general disarming of the citizens
had been ordered.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times SAYS letters from the headquarters of
Prince Napoleon state that another great bat
tie is expected on the banks ofthe Adige, and
the Austrians are believed TO have 200,0
men in line. Fresh battalions are organizing
at Paris.
The Times also saysi is now pretty clearly
understood that Prussia will act only on the
defensive
Reliable information had reached Vienna
that Garibaldis men had violated the Tyrol
by entering the Tonale Pass Windsgtatz
has been sent to Berlin to acquaint the Prus-
sian government with this fact
Frankfort letter announces that the Aus
trian government, having been compelled By
the battle Of Solferino to dispatch to the thea
tire Of war those troops which it had in re-
serve in the Tyrol. that province being conse-
quently menaced BY invasion by Garibaldi's
corps. it intends to propose to the Diet, in
virtue Of the treaty of Vienna which requires
the German States to guarantee each others
German territory to send a German army in
to the Tyrol.
Kossuth has ISSUED a proclamation, call
ing the Hungarian nation TO arms to struggle
for liberty, and announces that he would soon
be among them.
The hrnhde Russo discusses the possible
complication Of the war. Prussia, it says, has
ont army Of 800 900 men, which will be
reinforced by a federal contingent of 50 600
men, and it is with such an enormous display
of force that she proposes to offer her media
ton 10 France. and to hasten the conclusion
of peace but such an armed mediation con-
stitutes a kind Of ultmatum Is not France
entitled to reply that the conditions Of peace
ought to be proposed by all the Great Powers
conjointly-not by Prussia alone-and that
such an armed mediation, made by single
Power is equivalent to a declaration Of war !;
But, when to maintain the Austrian posses
sions in Italy, German army of a million
men shall be put in motion to attack France
can the Palmerston- Russell administration re-
main indifferent spectators of neS conieder
alton; The English Ministry WILL most GER
tainly, not allow the new war 20 begin with
out first exhaustiBg all the powers of persua-
SION.
REFUSE OF THE AUsrRtANs by GARrBAL-
DI.-BcrHe, July 8. News has been received
from Bormio that a corps Of 5000 to 5000
Tyrolcse Chasseurs had been threatening the
Vatelline. but the several columns of Carl
baldi and Cialdini's corps had repulscd them
from Bormio, and driven them as far as the
first Canton Of the Stelvio Pass. The Aus
trians suffered severely, Garibaldi's loss was
ten severely wounded, and Cialdini's three
killed and four wounded.