New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
THE WAR.

| Telegram rom vienna 10Th, Gays thdt Gen. Count
Scblick had taken command Of the second army in
stead Of Gen. Gyuai, and that the French had .ssb-
lishtd depot at Ant@ar on the Albanian coast, and
| dsembarked large quantities of gold coin there.
The last accounts from Napoeons headquarters say
he was concentrating his forces n order to attack the
AusIians with Overw helnDg force, aud it be-
lveo in Paris that decisive battle would be fought
| in the course Of q week.
The following bulletins bad been received via Turin:
TURIN, Ijth.-The Austrians are retreatiDg frou
the Ogo, and the Allied armies continue to advances.
| Austrian corps darmee which had left Aucons for
Pessa,o being directed toward the lower 20 to
be joined to the troops in the provinces of Venice.
1t is at present uncertain whether Ancona has been
entirely evacuated by the Austri,ns.
Moo. ma and Brescels are free. The numerous ND
inequalities of the Romagna had pronounced for the
national cause.
Tie Allied army passed the Serio the 18th,
ching toward the River Oglio Their advanced
guard is at Coccoaeio
The headquarters Of the King Of Sardinia are at
Palazzuo)o.
Gnibsloi was at Brescia on the 10Th. Urban's
corps quilted Coccoaglio on the 18Th and appeared
to be retiring to Arziuovi.
An Austrian bulletin dated Verona, 18th. SAYS the
OUefFn CO1VS q UTMtt looh tHci diOtttu pV5itioHS
urmoles ested by the enemy.
The division of Gen. d Urban alone sustained
fight at Castinoo oo with Gsribaldi's bands which.
although amounting to 0tO men with four pieces OF
cannon, was repulsed by the Austrsns.
The official Austrian correspondence, says thst the
organization for the defense of the Tyroese territory
was progressing. Several companies had been already
drawn out and others getting in readiness. The
nour ain passes oil occupied.
Vienna letters say thatthe corps armee commanded
by II Archduke Charles were beginning to leave for
Italy. The third corps under the Archduke Albeit
were moving from upper and lower Austria to Trieste
A thirteenth Austrian corps d armee was about TO
be formed and was also destined for Italy
A secoud Austrian extraordinary levy is to be ter
minated by the 18th Of September. and the standard
military stature Of the men reduced.
Garibaldis corps is represented as becoming daily
more formidable. II was threatening the Southern
Tyrol, where the people were getting extremely i'm
patient of Austrian rule.
A late telegram via Berne, announces that numer-
ous Austrian corps he'd arrived at Groso,o in the VAL
teine and had advanced towards Tivano.
The Swiss Federal Council had ordered the occupa-
tion by the Federal troops of the Pass of Mureto,
betwee the Grisops and the Valteline.
II wss reported via Vienna, that extensive prepa-
rstions were making for attacking the Allies.
The French fleet in the Adnatic have received
pow, rlul reenlorcements aud it expected land
ing would shortly be attempted between Venice and
Trieste. The first detachment of siege fotiua had
left Toulon for the Adratc. 1t is asserted that the
French were about TO occupy Ancona.
The Sardir ian Commissioner Extraordinary IN IuS-
cany had Issued decree opening the various new
,,,,s IN ,ha REQ. ption Of breadstuffs,
Itis stated that the King of Sardinia had ordered
the arrest Of the colonel of of the Sardnian res
ments for having, contrary to discipline and obvious
policy addressed proclamation to the Roman Lega-
tion.
The Paris correspondent OF The London Tunes
speaks of the dissatisfaction of some ltatsn' at the
territorial accessions of the King of Sardinia lney
protest ag ainst his taking Possession OF Lombardy
and require confederation, Lot fusion.
GaIibalci when at Milan had interviews with the
Emperor AID King of Sardinia.
The Nord says second series Of operations by the
Allies will be simultaneously commenced by ssa and
land The Allied troops are all to be put in movement
10 invest the Austrian foItresses. Prince Napoleon
with bis force will proceed without delay toward
Lessespo to support the right wing of the French
army.
A Turin journal publishes a proclamation oy
Klspka, drawn up for distribution among the Hun
garian soldiers in the Austrian army. Polish Le-
sion is said to be forming in Italy, and Hungarian al
Genoa.