Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-07-27

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ais corps. Proclamation by kos-
suth.
New York. July Is.
rbo steamship City of Washington, arri-
int This port this Afternoon, with London
rG i liverpool telegraphic advices to the 7th
aDL .D.t She stopped at Cork.
ln'T; T,o next battle between the Austrians and
,r:s i was expected, would take place on
.,bo river Adige e
tnG was was reported that the British mail steam
bod been requested by the Government to
.rorore to carry armament.
P'ff~-oora Vas declared in state OF siege.
THE LATEST.
,r.. telegraph from London to Queenstown
LoNDoN, July 7
rlo Paris correspondent Of the London
7,.,os saws the Minister of War and Marshal
b.nesser have had another conference, for
- r,urpose of concerting measures to com
-I,,o ~, ',' ne Organization OF the army Of the
'''a' 1n eight division, IS in course of organi2a
.;on At Lyo,fs 20 rriniorce fGe army of italy.
"O teIegratn from Trieste, dated to-day,
,.rs odyices from Naples to the 2Sth ult.,
osoo,pce that legal proceedings have been
len against secret political society at
Wossiaa, and sel eral arrests had been made.
Idvic,s have also been received from An
.ona 70 the Both of June.
General Caltermatten had taken command
e the town, and declared it in state of siege.
4 General Iisarn,iug OF the citizens had becu
ordered
,be rccplc IF Mcssiuc had been issued.
The Paris colresi i'.I.dcit Of the London
Times saws that letters tr"u the head quar-
,ers Of Prince Napoleon state that another
creat battle WAS expected to take place Un the
banks of the Adige-
The Au,triaus are believed to have 2OO,-
900 men in the line.
Nfresh battalion was organic! at Paris.
The Times also says that rcliable inforuia-
ton had reached Vienna that Garriba!di
men had violated Tyrui, 10y entering the To
mile mass. Prince WinGischgratz has beer
sent 70 Berlin TO acquaiut the Prussian gov.
erppeut with this fast but such an armec
mediation constitutes part of the uItinatum
Is no: France entitled to reply that the cen
diions ought to be proposed by AZ the grea
Doyers couioiutly, and not by Prussia alone
and that such an armed mediation, made hy
single roWcr, equivalent to a declaration
war? But when, to maintain the Austrian
positions in Italy, German army OF MI
ion men shall lie put in motion 10 attac
Fraice, cal tile Palmer stoI- Russell admins
tration remain indifior, 1T spectators OF lie
confederation? The Engiish MINISTRY vii
NEST certainly, uot allow new war 20 begl
without first ,xhaustimg all is powers Of pei
suasion.
FEAxKFoHr. July 1t is stated ihat tt
proposals. made by Prussia, IN the cXtraord
nary sitting of the Federal Diet on the 6tl
vvgc the following:
l.-The Junction Of the ninth nad tent
COPS d amee of the Prussian army.
No appointment 10 tie COMMAND
and Of the four non PIussi4L and non-Au
TRAN ccrDS IL ormee.
The placing Of all the reserve coutir
gent force in reaGiucss To- march.
EERNE, July 9th News has been recei'
ed from Bormio that corps Of 5000 to B
900 Tyrolesc Chasseurs had been threaten
il 2 the Vattelline, but that several column
Of Garbaldi's and Craldiui's corps had repu
,ed them from Odessa, aud driven them
far as the first Canton Pass. 1t is said th
the ryrolese suffered severely III the engag
ment.
\ FraukfO fort letter announces that tue Au
TRAN government, having ceeh cohpelleu
the battle Of Solfcrino to dispatch to the the
ire of war troops which it had held in reser
ia the Tyrcl, and that Province being cons
quently monaccd 10y invasion by GarriGald
corps, it intends to propose to the Diet,
virtue Of the treaty of Vince which requir
German States to guara, tee each Other's Gre
man territory, to scnd q German army IL
TyroI.
kossuth has issued a proclamation, CALI
tno Hungarian nation to arms, to struggle
liberty, auI announces that he would soon
among them
The iacaii,lc r3sse discusses the possil
complications of the Prussia, 1t So
has called out an army of 800 GOO mcn, viii
will be reinforced by the Federal conilng'
Of I5O. 600 men, aud it is with such an en-
mous display of force that she proposes to
fer her mediation to France, and to hast
the conclusion Of peace.