Smyrna times., 1859-07-14
TIE WAR.

The Vienna cnrrcsponlent of the London
Times. writing on the 2lst ulrmo, states that
the pIckets of the two armies III Italy were
within sight o. eIch Oth.r, aud that scarcely
day passe withnnt sklrmIshes. The Empe
rOr OF Austria Is believed To nave 23O,UO men
under his CO ANA nj IN tn Tine of the MIncIO.
Garibadi was accomplishing remarkable
feats IN surprising the Ausirlans-makIng
marches Of fifty miles in day, aud setting the
country through which he passes IN favor 0t
National Independence.
ALLEGED AUSTRIAN ATROCITIEs.-The Aus
tran Government formally d. clares that the
crueltes attributed TO General Durham IN the
message Of Count CaVunr are entirely devoid
of foundation Details viii Ue published shortly
Marshal Count Gy ulaI. comma nder-i in-chet
Of the Austrian army OF Italy, has retired to
his estates.
The Archduke Cha rles Louis, Governor of
Tyrol. had-arrIvrd at Nandsrs, TO superntend
the enrolment of twenty-tOnr thousand men IN
Tyrol and Vorarlsberg.
The king OF SARDINIA AND ITALY. .-PGriS,
June 24.-The MOniteur contains a note ex-
planning the nature Of the dictatorship offered
by the whole OF Italy TO The Krng OF SarSinIa.
- Persons conc ude wrongly that Piedmont,
without consulting the wishes of the different
people or :hs great Powers, reckOns on uniting
the whole Of Italy IN one single State. Such
conjsctures we 10 foundation. The different
people, whether delivered or abandoned, desire
to make c0tnm1n Cause against Austria. With
this intention they have placed themselves un-
der the protection of the king; but the dcta-
| tOrshp 10 purely temporary power, which,
whilst uniting the common furces III the same
hands, in no way presages combination Tor the
future.
! Advices fron Malta state that eight steam
vessels are ready Tor departure and it Is assert
ed that their destination Is the AdriatIc
II was announced III Paris on FRIDAY that a
corps d. armee OF 40.30O men, manly from The
African regiments, IS expected shortly IN the
Adriatic sea.
! TIE CONFLICT Ar PERUGIA.-The Sandman
official bulletin of the a far at Perugia. between
the people AMI the PapaI troops, states that the
| Swiss troops attacked the town on the 2Oih
and met with greiL resistance. but after three
hours fighting they forced an entrance into the
town. The combat was now renewed IN iht
streets, and continued for two hours longer
The Swiss troops Irampled down and KILLED
even women and InOlfrnsIve persons. On Ih'
next day the Outrages were Tscnmmenced, ant
the people were again fired upon. The lowe
was placed in a slate of siege
The Paris Correspondent OF the Daily NeU
says that the bloody CONFLICT at ferUgla, Oe
tween the Pope's Swiss Guards and the people
is considered in Government circles os dep;o
rabie event, and tends to increase the difficult
I Of preserving the temporal domlnions of ih
I Pope. The Romans claim the benefit of III
f. Emperor NapoleOn's Milan PROCLAMATION, ths
the French army shall not interfere with th
i manifestation Of their legitimate wishes, an
k unless the Swiss shall be suppurIed by Freuc
troops nothing is more likely Than they will
s. driven out of Perugia by an overwhelming nj
tIonal force.
4" ExcIrEMeNr IN RoME.-MarseiILes, Juu
24.-AdvIces have been received from Rome
is the 2lst inst. On Sunday the crowd assen
IT bled before the French garrison. aud we
about to display The tricolor flag, aud to pr
claim the dictatorship of Victor Emmanuel. b
General Goyou prevented it. Strong pairo
is iraversed the town yesterday. The Pope b
Sc notified his protest against the dlsmem6erme
Dr Of his States to the Powers represented at {
IN Paris Conferences. At Gaets, the Pope a
dressed the Consisiory Oh the separation of
magna from the States Of the Church.