, 1859-07-18
TIE WAR Is ITALY,
The Reduction OF the audranefc-~
Movements or Kos4uth.


Correspondence ot the n. y. Trbuns3
1osDos, JAY 1s5a.
The Frchch arc crossing the Aius;o rt }eisure
no Austrian stands in thsic way, and the head.
tluartcrs ofthc Emperor arc alrendy at yaiieeio
took at the map will show you TINT the Aus
TRANS hare thus Eircn up their line Of railway
communication between Mantua aud ycrona,
md most probably hare Withdraw n to the Adice.
From m anx!cnr Just returned from the aus
tr1au army, keor that the fortiflcationsnf ye-
roma are nut complete, anl that the last Battle
was 'pnEat to give tue engineers Il respite 81, 4
fortnight ior the completion Of the ear1hworks.
As to Fesesitra, it cannot stand siege of more
than fortnight.
Thus tllc famous quadrilateral naT soon be
reduced 10 two points, without any coumunica-
tion between them-Hcronu mud lnntua-siuce
c.en the Austrians admit thai Leeuano is not
tit to resist any angular attack. The return Of
the Emperor Francs Joseph is explained by the
threatening aspect Of the Provinces, and even
Of Vienna. The Cabinet of Berlin ind that Of
st. James continue to advise complete change
Of administration, especially in Hungary. Still,
Injured. cliugs to his ccntralizing, ultramon-
tainc policy; to his Minister, bach; to his aid
de-chatnp, Grunne, mud 10 his confessor and late
Tutor, Cardinal Kausches.
kossuth arrived ut Genoa on the ed, and
vent on the 23a to Turin The Italians greeted
him everywhere most enthusiastically, since
they regard his presence rs ucw pledge that
liberties. lie bad a long Interview with CaTour
tn the day Of tue batt's, and left the capital on
The following day to sec tie King of Sardinia
and the Emperor Napoleon. The question Of
tue invasion Of Hungary may therefore be set
Tied within the 1lext week. It seems that the
neecssit, Of carrying the war into Hungary in
order to force Austria into peace, is already felt
ut headquarters, especially since Prussia's
movements have assumed II more determined
character, and give hope to Austria that if she
vii! only hold out ftr awhile, all Germany will
rush to her rescue. Napoleon is preparing fur
that escntuality too, certain rhat.should Fl1as-
sia really enter into the war, all France would
rise. Mt hts word. a German Invasion is lust the
thing which would give stability to tue new by
The Austrian papers complain that the battle
Of Solerino WIS won in dcfiance Of the pfinciples
Of strategy, the French army having changed
their front during the battlc; but lie public
laugh at such excuses, and now perceive that
Austria docs not deserve "a be 4 great power,
since she is unable to back her great prrten-
sions- As to the spirit Of Ler leaders, subioin
here translation OF Gen. Urban's proclan1a-
tion at Verona on the .sd juno, US it appeared
in the senli-oilcia1 Ost ItusscAe Post Of Tieuna,
Of June 23:
The state Of Siege Of the fortress Of Verona
declared On the 30tl Of April, and the subse-
quent proclatnnttons have not been observed
According to their importance. declare, there.
fore, to Ill tile inhabitants of the territory Of
tue fortress intrustcd 10 me by hs Muiestv, the
Emperor Francis Joseph, t'lat l shatl see the
laws Of the state Of siege most severely obeyed,
by everybody. do not know any distinction
Of person. | will punish tic deed or tAe iatea-
ton. In order thai the inhabitants may know
with whom they have to deal, declare that
everybody may trust me us MI honest Austrian,
and that do not frus. anu Of them ~