New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

| ttGG, tCO, eco The Lvn.baId- are almost sufe q
refuse TO taie on ih. Iussl,cs the whoe cf the
Monte. which wss sdebf Incurred BY the Lomb,rfo
ttneual kingdom aid not 81 Lonbsdy aloee. TIE
Loubardc Neue'ian loan was orig ally i0r00 0pf,
sid # 10 eco ouof have alrea,y been pad on, n ,,
I piUbsbe not much more than Is HO CsN6 wouli fan
to The share of Lombardy. II is ssid that thi Gov
emmett intends Ia clam The Payment of the forced
loan which was posed on Lou osrdy at be osibrr.k
o'ihe vsr; but does Lot sppeA Probable th.s yin
demsnd shat il is sure pot to gs. TIE Tyroesa are
extremely tented ith The prrlannarIes .! peace,
because the whole OF L N oarcy rsst of Peso niers
land consequently Of the Lseo ii G.rls) aud Miatla
bar en coded 30 the Sartinsts. T. II no, Ike th,s
The Il OF the plains OF Lombardy gf-aty Affects the
mountaiIsefs; tut they ere Uneasy, because ore OF
their nHuIal bu@a ks has passed. into tn hands OF
the Saroibisus The Wornser Joch Or Stsivio WHICH
the Tyrolese volunteer corps en- gallao,y dern lei
durrg the var forms a part OF The Kingdom Of
Sa'dibia. As tie eIact position Of the Stelvio can
only be seen 'n ordnance msps, /, may be IS WI to
observe that the magnificent mihtaIy roai shich
cr'sses the mourtain leads 10 Meran, and eon'e-
quently TO the valley of the Adig-. Toe DO itiou
toe Stelvio between the Fer,iir snds- Hohe, Santa
Maria, BIanlio, Seohda!urga, and Monte Crys alo
could be defended by couple Of thousand
agsbst an army. | am lot asar. tina, the npeior
Napoleon tepos 10 Dub him-ef Prvte tor" Of the
lasn Consideration but be c.rtsuly is setting 10 Iay
rs # France were the only great Power il Europe
The Austrian Cover meDt APPEARS 10 be pralysed.
fer II neither needles nor makes IN CenrA Italy
From Rome We learn that his Holiness vii r,useu' 10
act a. Honorary PTesoeDt Of the l allan Confedera-
tion " If new territorial srr.pgemeHts- the
1" exception OF the of Lomoariy to Sardinia
/" are made" On the 2lst the French aruy 90 the
Mincio began lrs retrogrsie movement. rhe lst
corps took the direction Of Milao, the ID moved
towards Brescia the ID to Tortous and the 4th aud
9Th to Parma aud Piscepza. Toe reserve artillery
will. for the moment, remsiu ia Pavia. On the 2hn
the Imperial Guard still at Bsrgamo but It had
received ordes to march, and s IT, b. 10 Paris before
the 18th August. Tne French infantry will return
10 France BY ses but the cavalry and artillery 10
a,n- A Vail sDpr ny a
Abrsbu,g G0-,ne that the French army Is nor well
pleased nth tue turn which Thugs have taken. L.
has suffered greatly during the last THREE weeks
fiom heat, want OF good ~at-r, sLd dearth Of
provisions, al II hes alec had time and opportunity to
remark that the siege Of the f0rres-es would have
been exceedingly difficult ,ni ~earisoms talk II
said that for some time psst the Fren,a army has
received supplies from Austria, "the resources OF
I" Lombard, AND Sardinia being completely exhausted,
and II being au oct Impossible to seni sufficient
quantity of provisions fUI such large srmy from
France" Several Of the wounded Austrian officers
who ~ere in the hospital at Milan nave returned to
Ver,ns and they one aud all declge tnat they were
we'll treated by the French aurh mites When first
brought IL frm Magenta, they were insulted by the
Milan mob, but the French roops took csre that no
njury should be done 10 them. As amost all the
wouIce cd officers cepri, of their property on
the field of battle by the Turcos they supplied
with lIeb, plain clothes ard money for their travelling
expenses by the French authorities The French pti'-
OF ers are Low on their way home, but many Of tbs
men belonging to the Foreign Legion display gres;
dsinclratiOn return to their duties. GA the 18th
ibst detachment of prisoners was sent by rail from
Koln, in Bon. mia, to Hot IA sms pl4ce on the Aus
rro-Bavanan froucr) where twenty three of them
managed to escape from their Escort
Since the return Of Count Rechberg from Italy the
Austrisn press has been mare co-eiy muzzled thsu
ever, and so day passes without the conf C auon OF
of the foreign pap+Is by tie police Auh'rtieS;
Ii is whispered thai the Emperor Napoleon requested
person VI high folk not to permit the Austrian press
TO find fault with his ard those Of bis Goveru
melt In short, his Majesty used the same nd OF lam
guage in the house at Nilarauca that LORD John Rus
5, Il did few days ago 10 the House of Commons. a
few hours ago man of weight and iotidence 10 the
st ate showed telegra n aiming Al account OF
what passed 10 the Lower House last night, and ri the
sane tin he drly remarked Il" Ii is we'll for Eogland
"tbst Lord Palnerrton and Lord John Ru.rel
some hat less crednous tnsn Messrs. Bright,
"Cobden and Co Our business Is done, and
yours will be taken io hand az soon "a the
FreI ch army has had time to recover from
"tbe fatgues OF the Italian campaign" Toe tone OF
people When speaking Of Eng has greatly changed
during the last few month"; Formerly she WAS abused
for needing with the Internal affairs OF other p%wors
but che is pltied for her . iooooce'vabio blind
ness" "Ah! said a German dpomstist, a few days
ago. "you English have allowed an opportunity to es'
"cspe You which will cone no more IriesoIution IN
Z" a Iafion il than n fault, IL IL o crime The
Austrian and Prussiau Governments continue to h0ut
at each other but German quarres are siogsrly no.
refreshing, the clouds may gather for mouths and
years without any storm coming to clear the atmos-
pbere. Court Cooredo ~il probably leave for Zurich
tomorrow evening. There is 10 he gathering of the
French Legi,imsts around the Count De Chsm oOrd,
Who is Low at Frankfort. a few days ago his Royal
Hgbn.ss was VII the Duohess Of Parma, his sister,
on the "Gletschers' in the rlndenwad IN the Caat0n
Of BerIe.
VIENNA, July 20, 1859.
Although Conn. Cooredo bad an audience Of the
Emperor yesterday. and was long closeted With the
NJ us,er for Foreign Affairs this morning, he il not
likely TO leave for Zurich until the beginning Of the
comirg week. When fr-t the preimina aries of psace
were concluded iG Office protested to be ex remedy
well satisfied with the Emperor Of the French, bat
curing the last few days they have spoken Of npthing
but TIE unsatisfactory state of things in Italy Dur
81 then brief F, ouro in Italy said professional
politician to ne this morning, the Emperor OF the
'Frencn end Lis cousin, Prince Napoleon, diligently
"sowed the seeds Of revolution and as as they
"begau to spripg up they returned 10 Paris AMI left
"tbe tesk fr.apiGg the harvest to the Italians At
Nlairabcs il sgreeo that the Grand Dnke OF TIs
cary ard the Doke If Modena should return to their
States but the French Cabinet has since given this
Goverhmen ut 10 understand that the restoration Of the
two SOvereigrs must depend on the will OF their
subjects the Emperor being strongly opposed TO the
tn pl-y ment Of force. For q moment there was
some question of the immediate return of the Duke Of
Nj, deDa to bis capital, but his ROYAL Hglness will
not atten pit to cross the Pc with his i,OU0 or 5O
T. ep utt peace has been concluded, as the armisce
would be broken should Austria now allow the Mo-
deIese troops to return to the Ducby. The Grand
Duk. OF Tuscany not qu 62 yesfs of age bat he ia
an Of fee bic character, and aas proved that he is
not equal 70 the ex gencies OF the tunes. Tue de-
rediary Prince, who is 2i years old, is said 10 be
man Of iiberal principles" but you will do well to
recoltct that what Liberalism in Austria w0nd re-
ceive very different name ia England Inc dipo-
ma world is of opinion that there viii be European
Congress for the settlement. Of the affairs u Italy wnsn
peace bas been concluded between france aud Aus
tina but this Government is almost suro 10 refuse 10 be
a psrty 10 il. There will, however, be 40 ltslian
Congress for the settlement Of the q.-stion Vt Con-
federation unless indeed, Victor EMANUEL should red
der It's convocarI0n unnecessary by sn1exng Parma,
Modens ard Tuscany to bis kingdom. The LoabaIds