New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
THE WAR.
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.

The following dispatches indicate the course Of
events at the seat of war:
TURIN. June ~ Official Bulletin Yesterday the
Emperor and the King quilted Brescia for the caDp,
amid the vivas ard acc .mations of the populace.
The aed armies have occupied Tomato, Castg-
liope, and Moptecbaro.
BERsE, June - The Austrian troops are co.,
structng a telegraph line between Gotten and L,u-
beck The Austrian troops Of the ltslisa regiments
are repassing through the I, ro for Germany; 5000
Of them have arrived at Mas and 1000 more are to
follow The Au-trisps continue to construct block
houses, redoubts an6 fortifcation, at Nauiers.
Turin june 23.--The main bocy of the Austrian
army is on the lett bank OF the Mioco.
The Piedmoutese had dvanced toward Peschiera,
and after vigorous encounter, had repuIsed the out
posts of the enemy who lost several killed.
The entire French force has passed the Chiese at
Montecharo pushed a reconnaissance a. fas as Go.o
al surprised the great Austrian Guard lersnde gar
de Autrichienne which lost nine prisoners and
some killed.
VERosA, june 23.-The headquarters of the EN-
peror Of Austria has been removed to Nalleido. The
health of the troops is excellent French war steam,
ers expected.
The Vienna correspondent Of The Times, writir5
on the 2ls states that toe pickets of the two armies
in Italy were within sight of each other and that
'csice'y day passed without slight skirmishcs. Tee
Emperor Of Austria is believed to have 100000 men
under bis command on the line of the Miucio.
BERsE, June A.-Dispatches from Milan confirm
the news that 5000 French troops have beea dis
patched toward the vaIltene at Bormio. 800 Aus
TRANS and company Of volunteers consisting Of
students of Mtran, in the Tyrol marching to oc
cupy the passage Of Stelletio
The Archouke, Governor Of the Tyfol, has arrived
at Nauoers to overlook the enrolment Of "a 900 men
10 the Tyrol and Voraberg. The Tyrelese raise diff
culues about entering military service.
LosATo June 23-(O Official This morning, the
Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by the King, tra
versed the environs of the town and puzzled re-
coppasance as far as DeseLzanO, on the borders Of
the lake.
dispatch from Turin states that portion Of the
Pedmontese feet consisting of ak steamers, was
to sail Immediately active service.
The Austrian Government formally declares, thst
the cruelties attributed to General d Urban in the
diplomatic circular of Count Cavour, entirely de-
void Of foundation. Details are promised shortly.
TIE austrian Correspondence announces that The
French Government has strongly dsapproyed of the
CO pduct of the Admiral of the French feet before
Venice, in capturing some bsrks belonging to fisher
men.
Venice letter of the 18th states, that the disturb
ances there were put down without loss oflife. A
number of arrests, however, were made.
A correspondent Of The London Times, 10 the al
lied camp, describes some remarkable feats accom-
plished by Gsrbaldi in surprising the Austrans-
max ing forced marches Of forty-fve miles in twenty
four bows, and raising the country In favor Of ma
tiopal independence
A Vienna disps,ch asserts that Prince Es.erhazy's
visit TO London is unaccompanied By Any official mis-
sion whatever.
According to letters from Malta aeet Of eight
British steam liners ready for departure and ths
Adria;c Sea spoken of as the destination.
The Paris Monitenr contains tote explaining the
nature Ct the dictatorship offered by the whole Of
Italy 20 the King Of Sardinia. II ssys:
"Persons conclude wrongly that Piedmont, without
consulting the wishes Of the diferen, peoples toe
great Powers, reckons untrg the whole Of Italy in
one single state Such conjec,ures have no founds-
ton. The different peoples. whether delivered ebsn-
doDeo, desire to make common against Austria.
With this intention they have placed themselves under
the protection Of the King, but the dictatorship is
purely temporary power, which, while uniting the
common forces in the same hands in way presages
combination for the future"
II reported at Pans that the Prrsssn nbassa-
dor at Turn had demonstrated against the orgauizs
tion of Hungarian Legion and that the Prussian
Government had declared that it will assist 10 putting
down an ipsuirection in Hur gary.
Gen. Gyusi, x-Commander-in.C Chief OF the Aus.
TRAN Army in Italy, had retired to his estate.