, 1859-08-01

4 letter from Va1legio Of the 10Th says:--
The different oorps Fe,ni4s hare already com
! menccd their eouuteEmarch- The Third, com
manded By Marshal Canrobert, yeaterday eve,
| ming made slight movement, but only to take
up the new position assigned to it. From being
on The left Of Vallegio. it has now marched
.terough the village apd enesuped on the right
Of i: This evening, The first disisioh vii! occu.
pr toita, the second Goito, the third pozzolo,
aud there remain until further orders. This af:
ternoon the division Of General Mellinet, CON,
posed Of the Gsenadters Of the Guard, will leave
for Desenzana, pretty village on tae1anks OF
Lake Garda. The FoltigeurE, under tie COM
1nand Of Gen, Cnmou, will march early to.mor-
row morning in the direction Of Rivolletta- The
tr1hing chnuge in their quarters. The cavalry
will retire into the ysst plain Of Montechiaro.
The troops Of Marshal paraguay dHiliiess will
occupy Castle Suovo and San Giorgio. The
Second vi not more. The Fourth will remain
at Fallegio- As to the Fifth, under Prince Ma
poleon, 1t will not quit its present cncampuent
on the road between Peschicra aud Talleg gio."
THE POSITION or 0AR1BAIp1.
BoEmio tstasts-& Communication from that
place Of the Sth) is the headquarters of Gari.
baldi. write this from the Golden Lion, and
His corps is now composed Of l3,oO0 men, in
cludlng The Chasseurs Of the Apeuuines, whom
Gen. Uuoa organized and sent to join the Chas-
seurs Of the Alps. It must be considered IN
excellent corps d'arm*t, it it be borue in mind
what resolute set Of young man it il composed
Of. The depot is at Como. Garibaidi has gar
risons ut different places along the Lake of
Como and the Adda. It does lot appear that
be is to 60 beyond the limits of the VaEteline.
There exists between that country and the
Tyrof, high mountains on the top Of which is a
plateau called the Tonala. The Austrians oc-
cupied that ridge, but they were distodged from
it Two days ugo by Col Medici, who commands
the Cd corps Of Garibaldi.
srA1E or ITALY.
The Korning Rosfs Paris correspondence
writing three days af,er the peace, speaks OF
Congress rs being probable, aud says that Itaiy
Asla ssqt 1oons 10 sb b
there arc likely to be political disturbances at
Milan.
"Onc Of our correspondents" says the Hord
Of brussels, "who passed through the Duchy
Of Modcns some few days since, assures us that
nothing is changed there but the flag; every
thing else, men and institutions, remain Is they
were"
The PArAL SrATEs-MEET1xG or TIE CAnD1-
SA1s-RExAnxAsLE LANGUAGE or THE porE
TO TIE BR1TIsn CHARGE
4 letter from Rome, dated the 1th inst, aod
lrince Of Tour d'Auvergue, Auditor Of the
Rota for the French Government, has re-
ceired orders to hold himself ready to
IeaTe' for the headquarters OF the Emperor
Napoleon. It is said that he is commissioned
to present to the Emperor Napoleon an aut-
ograph letter from tho Pope, aud to ANNOUNCE
in the name Of His Holiness that be is de.
to demand Of the Catholic Powers
an armed Intervention. It is certain that the
Spanish and Portuguese governments lnre Of
Tered assistance il required 4 meeting Of Car
1inals took place lust evening at the Eatican,
Of Antone1li, Mattel, Patrizi, Fcretti,
Altciri, SRntucci and Di Pietro. The object Of
he council was to consider what measures should
be adopted under existing circumstances. The
government Of the Holy See is determined to
its temporal power by force Of arms.
Il will concentrate al1 tue troops at Ancona aud
rhcn the reinforcenlents arrive which it expects
ION the catholic powers, it will command them
o cntcr into the legations aud to retake Rimini
Ind the neighboring towns. Ar, Russell, ,Dri,i.h
Charge d. 4 VAirtf, hud an audience of the Pope
! few days since. He was well received, and his
toliness said to him, smiling, " England il now
n the bands Of your relative, Lord John Rus
elt, who, in order to obtain office, united with
4ord Palmerston. 10th ore enemies of Rome,
md with their ministry the government Of tue
LILY See will, no. doubt, be exposed to some |
but assure you, that, in the |
midst of revolution, Of war, and Of 50 many !
oyerthromn, the Pope will remain /
lwxrs the Pope. Providence and tue history /
+ SO many centuries are my guarantee for that |
fhat matter that the papacy be annoyed or |
ven persecutea. Perhaps Mt this moment such |
rrsecuhon enters into The designs Of God"