The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.


The Austrans have for strategic purposes perhaps
tired TO the Mncio and the Allies We are told are in pur
suit Of them but their whereabouts n not exactly ndi
dcated. The Emperor the King have certainly re-
moved their headquarters from Milan; but, obviously,
delay considered necessary by both armies. Francis
Joeeph has ordered the despatch Of all available troops
from Austria TO Lompardy and Louis Napoleon has sI
ready received portion Of 100 o00 to be immediately
sent nom France TO Genoa and across the Alps Accord
ing 70 vienna account, great battle is TO DO mmedi
asey rsked and Gen. Gyua has hitherto been total
failure the command has been taken from him and given
TO General Count Schck Garibald maintains his ground
according TO one and has been epused according
TO another but circumstances very urgent with
n% sl i0r m ne had time % pay visit 70 the King Milan
peror, and It is now pretty well known he is no IA
vore with Louis Napoleon on his part the feeling very
ihe accounts during the week from Prussia have been
very contradictory is stated that the mobz alton of
the PTussan army indicates intention OF operating in
favor OF Austria and that the Allies. on croasnu The
Mncio, will prec,pitate the German and Prussan army
into the field against them This however, denied out
in all the Germrn provinces against the French Emperor
Whether will manifest itself in action remains To be
seen The change Of ministry in England will not be with
out It's influence, for although France rejoces in the
triumph Of her arms the universal wish Ia for peace and
that object, s thought win be obtained by the in
reference Of the British Cabinet knowledge Of the same
fact Will not be without ts influence Prussia and posi-
bly, the begerent Powers may not be altogether ndspos
ed 10 admit the mediation Of England austria certainly win
nave very little confidence In Lord Palmerston but NAV
be otherwise disposed In regard TO Lord John RUSSELL
"rhe wish is father to the thought' and ali good men
speedily teriDsted we can hardly escape being involved
In coDsequences-for although the desire OF neutrality IL
now universal, solitary insult TO the national honor
would create hose feeling in forty eight hours through
out the length and breadth OF the land.
The news from India Ia somewhat alarming. The Bril-
tsh army there dscoBtsnted the identification Of
the Companys army with Of her Maeaiys OCCASIONS
alterations which interfere very considerably with the
promotion Of officers in the companys service Nothing
however, 10 TO be apprehended beyond the manifestations
OF dscoDen and we have enough In India of late not
TO foster III feeling among the troops.
The arrivals from America and the East Indies bring
late intelligence, but news OF marked Importance.
The continental news 10 involved In the war The
Austrians are concentrating, and in giving additional
strength 70 the army oil the troops have been withdrawn
from the Papa States In each Legation adhesion TO Pied
mont has been declared.
From the Manchester Guardian, June 1871
There to day utter abeence ofrceh the scat
OF n not single bulletin having reached US from
Paris Turin Vienna sppears be believed In Paris
that the Emperor Napoleon 10 concentrating his forces
with view to an immediate attack the Austrian
army IN lis new position and that great battle Will pro.
baby be fought week there is nothing 70 show
whether tns belief rests upon any better ground than
General Gyuai who has hitherto headed with such III
success the Austrian army in Ialy, has been removed
schick, an officer Who acquired reputation IN the
Hungarian war 1t Is 10 be presumed however, tnht the
principal direction Of the Austrian operations viii be prac
ucally assumed by General Hers
despatch from Rome brings us q report that the
French are about TO occupy Ancona which has just been
evacuated by the Ausir,ans. The French doubt
anxious to obtain possession Of port the Adrac 30
that they may establish depot for the supply or their
squadron and troops curing the approaching
the Venetian coast but Ia yet doubtful whether they
will take step which we'll be recouced with their
professions OF respect for Papal neutrality and which,
may be presumed, will not be very iavorably regarded
BY the English government
The naval preparations Of the French government seem
to be prosecuted with little less activity than IL military
srmaments Two ships Of the line have been ordered
from Brest 70 Toulon and WILL II 10 said, raise tho French
feet In the Mediterranean 10 twenty sail Of the lne in
Guiding the ships hitting at roulon fresh squaoron OF
SIX chips Of the line and two frgates fitting Brest
and will according 70 correspondent Of the Indspndace
Beige DO commanded BY Vice Admiral Iebsrber Dc Tinsn
The strength Of tho six Of the Pruasan army OF
which the mobilization has just been ordered amounts 70
900 600 men, According 70 the Nord journal employed
10 advocate the policy OF the French and Russian govern
ments y asserted that this army will be Joined BY
10000 German federal troops; but II ia not known
whether the modified corps will remain N their rcspec-
tive Provinces or viii occupy positions frontiers,
though there are reports that corps Of observation will
Be assembled IN saxony and on the Upper Rhine. Tho
Berlin correspondent Of the Ipdepdamce B persiats IN
asserting that the mobilization OF the corps ddrnee has
been ordered for the purpose Of supporting armed
diaop Of Pruseia and adds, A. 10 the programme OF
Pussas mediation. nowBe teuds 70 favor the syste Of
abeoutist opproson In ay bat desres 70 secure tho
equilibrium and legal situation Of EuroDoV