M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-07-14

without being even a skilful strategist, w.
may suppose that the Austrians will be at
tocked on several points at once. A nava
expedition, possessing imme ense means Of de
,struction, is on its way TO Venice, 100 ilat
bottomed boats, sheothed with iron and arm
ell with rife cannon, Ire, it is said, to ascenC
the Adige and Po, II Venice fulg. as it i
very probable it will, the fleet may land ,
corps d'armcs to march on the Alige and
take the Au,triaus in the rear, while the grand
army attacks them in front. There are alsC
IN Tusclny French troops, which will, at an
appoins day, appear on a given point -
Let u, Stherefora, wait for events. The
present maneuvar Of The Austrians is the
same as was adopted by Radetzky ia lS4S
but, with this difference. that Genera
Schljck will now have French army in from
Of him.
TIE AUSTRIAN POSITION.
TURIN, S0Rday.-TLe Auslrians finished
on the 10Th inst, the evacuation of Monte
charo, Their right wing is said to have
gone to Tomato, taking the direction OF Pes.
chiera; their center occupies the nights Of
Castiglione, and their left has gone toward
Castle GoiIredo.
During the last few days, eighty thousand
Aus,rians, with six hundred horses and
twelve batteries, have passed through Mon
techaro.
On the l7Ih inst, the allied army Of Italy
made forward movement.
VERoNA(via ViennDSaiUrdDy--The EN-
peyor reviewed this morning the seventh and
eish,h corps d'Grmee at the camp Of Tomato.
He was enthusiastically Cheered. Tpe con-
dd.nce OF the troops has reached the highest
point.
MANTUA IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
MANrUA, Saiurday,--The declaration has
been published that the town is in a state Of
siege, and the provisioning OF the place has
been ordered.
Lombard0Yenetion bank-notes to the TO-
tai amount Of fifty millions of forms will be
issued, the acce eptance Of which is 10 be obig-
atogy.
DEPARTURE OF KossUTR.
PARIS, Sunday Ereaing M. Kosuth
left Paris yesterday for Marselles, where he
is to embark for Genoa. During his stay
here he is said to have deliba!ated with 4
number This friends, Hungarans and others;
aud it is to be believed no objection was
made by the Authorities to their holding a
a public one--in which, doubt
less, the plans for the future were fully dis
cussed. 1t is inferred from this that the
present moment is considered propitious 10
do something in Hungary, and that matters
are arranged to give effect to General K ap-
ka's proclamation. The Ex-Governor of
Hungary is less dissatisfied with the Empe.
ror OF the French than he was with lhe
President Of the French Republic in 1851,
whom he designated rather Contemptuously
as m Bonaparle," " in an address published
at the time in the newspapers.
OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY IN ITALY.
Tie New York Herald says:
The strength Of the Austriln army now as.
sembIed in Italy is said to be two hundred
and eighty thousand men. Such an army
ought to be able, in such position as that
which it now occupies, to hold its own
lglinstany force which the French and Sar-
iinianS can bring aSains. it; but we shall
see.
NJ. KOssuth, who travels with Sandman
passport, which has been rise by the French
authorities, arrived in Paris on THURSDAY
night, the 10TH, and left on Saturday morn.
ng, the 18th uIt,, for Italy. While in the
French capital he was permitted to hold
Meeting Of his counrymtn.