New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15
f L X o p f.
By THE CANADA'S MAILS.
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Corresrondeu;.

From Our Own CorTespc ndeut.
LONDON, Friday, July |, 1888.
TIE great battle on the Mincio called by the
French the battle Of Soieriho and by the Au'trisns
the battle of Volta, has sglln confirmed my
often expressed views that Austria cannot
hold her own against France, and that all
the halo Of inyincibility and perfec: organ
ization surrounding old Rsd-tzkys army Vas
T. Fictitious Invention of the clever German
reporters in bis corps in 1852 The Aus
TRANS retired across the Minco to entice the Allies
to the strategic position Of Tomato and Ca'iig1ne
10 We'll studied by the Austrians. Tue maueuver
succeeded: the Austrials at once recrossed tue
river and attacked their enemy in the position they
bad desired them to take, aud though there was
no Gyulai AT the head OF thrir army, they We're
once more signaly defeated. The Austrian pap-fs
complain tba, it was done III defiance at tn prln-
ciple oi strategy, tue Erebch army hElDg chang d
their front dunpg the batte but tue public Laugh
at such excuses, Snd uOH perceive that Austria
does not deserve to be great power, since she ls
unable to back Der great pretensions. A. to the
sprit of her leaders | suboi here Il translation OF
Cen Urbans proclamation at NerOns on the I'D
June, a. 1t appeared IN the sen-ofhcla ot Dt@scAe
Post Of Vienna OF June =:
The state of siege Of the fortress OF Verona de-
clsred tie Both OF Apr, au1 tue subsequent proc
lamatiOns have rot been observed according 10 their
imporauce. declare therefore, 10 all the inhabitants
Of The territory OF the fortress i0rusted to by h,
Majesty, the Emperor Francis joseph, that shall see
the laws OF the .te of siege most severely 00eyed by
every body. DO not know any distinction OF person
will punish the deed or ne 'ntewfoH. La order that
the INT abitants may know with whom they have Ia
deal | declare that every BODY may trust me a. an
honest AustIan aLd MAT do not fusf any ~ them.
Charles Baron Urban, Field Marshal Lieu
tenant. Commander of tie fortress and town,
known by the barbarous execution Of family OF
peasants near Varese and by the logeog of an old
and respected Professor in the same town, fights
with halter round bis neck; this is the reason
why the command Of Verona was entrusted to him;
he is certain not 10 surrender.
The French are crossing the Minc0 at leisure,
no Austrian stauds III their way and the headquar
tiers of the Emperor are already at Nallesio.
look at the map will show you that the AustTlins
| have thus given up their line of railway commune
| cation between Mantua and Verona, and most
probobly have Withdrawn to the Adlge. From al
| amateur Just returned from the Austrian army, |
| hear that the Notifications of Verona aTe not
| complete and that the last battle was fought to
| give the engineers respite of fortnight tor the
completion of the earthworks. AZ to Peschera, il,
| cannot stand a siege of mOIc than fortnight.
Thus the famous quadrlatt raj may soon b. reduced
| tO two points, without any communication between
| ans admit that Iegnago Is not tt To resist any
| regular attack. he return Of the Emperor
| Francis Joseph is explained by the threatening
| aspect Of the Provinces, and even of Vienna. The
Cabinet of Berlin and that Of 81. James continue
to advise a complete change of administration,
especially in Hungary. Still, the Emperor of
| Austria, stubborn ard ill-natured, clings 10 his
ceDtraizing, Ultramontaine policy; to his Mini
ster Bach; TO his abide camp, Crime, and t.
his confessor and late tutor, Cardinal Rtu-cber.
kossuth arrived at Gen0a on the 22d, and went on
the 23d to Turin. The Italians greeted him every
where most enthusiastically, since they regard MS
presence as a new pledge that Napoleon does not
wish to interfere with their Liberties. lie had a
long interview with Cavour Oh the day of the bat
tie ard left the capital on the following day to see
the King of Sardinia and the Emperor Napoleon.
The question of the invasion of Hungary may there
fore be- settled within the next week. Ii seems
that the necessity of carrying the war into Hul-
gary, IN order to force Austria into peace Is al
ready felt ut headquarters especially since Prus'lr
movements have assumed more determined char
acter and give hope t. Austria that If she "ll only
bold out for While all Germany will rush to her
rescue Napoleon is preparing for that eventually
too certain that shoud Prussia really enter into
the war, oil France would rise at bis word. y
German invasion is just the thing which would
give stability 10 the new Dynasty.