The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30
DEPARTURE OF KOsSUTH FOR ITALY.
Warlike Movements In Germany
= and Russia.

FINANCIAL BANKRUPTCY OF AUSTRIA.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Ia, TO- DO
sAcxvnIz, June 20, 1859.
No Cmard steamship Arabia, which LEFT Liverpool at
leSo Of the 18th inst. arrived At Halifax yesterday
The Arabia reports passed June 49, American ships Sea
Khg and Universe, entering the Mersey Same day, a
$50 P. n; Of the Ise OF Man passed American ship VIM
1ashbcne.
ma steamship City OF Baltimore reached Liverpool Il
Pm. Of the 18th inst
Ne following are some additional particulars Of the
nsI by the Arabia
GSasrai Gyulai had been superseded In the command
II ths Second Austrian Army by General Ochlcs.
me Auatrians report that General DUrban had re-
pulsed Garlbald, and that the latter was At Brescia
Additional Austrian troops moving towards Italy,
md the Emperor Napoleon had demanded additional
100000 men to besiege their fortresses
Ths Aussr,ans ii was said preparing n Aantua
- attack the Allies.
The mobilization Of the Prussan army, together with
the additional hostile attitude Of Germany had created
great uneasiness.
Kossuth had passed through France IN rose to Italy.
4 Prince Napoleon's corps had commenced moving
was reported that the Austrians had entered the
vs,telline.
The Britiah Parliament had reassembled, but Lord
Pamsraton postponed announcement OF his pro-
srsmme.
The Paris Bourse was much depressed.
THE DETAILS OF THE WAR NEWS
DEE patch from vionna 18th instant, that &C.
pea, Count schlck had taken command Of the second
urpy instead Of General Gyul, and that the French
had established depo.at Antwar the Albanian coast
ARD uhembarked large quantities Of gold coin there.
rbs last accounts from Napoeons headquarters say he
copcens Atipg his forces in order 10 attack the Aus
hisns with IN overwhelming force, and it believed
In Paris that decisive battle would be fought in the
couree Of week.
!. TURIN, June IL, 1862
The Austrians retreating from the Ogo, and the
allied armies continue to advance.
Austrian corps asmee which had left Ancona for Pes
being directed towards the lower 20 TO be join
ed to the troops in the provinces Of Venice.
ia at present whether Ancona has been
trely evacuated by the Austrians.
Modeua and Brescella are fere The numerous munich
cipahes Of the Romagna had pronounced for the national
cause
The allied army passed the sero the 18th, marching
towards the river Ogo Their advanced guard at Coo
eoasho.
The headquarters Of the King Of Sardinia are at Paaz
xuolo.
Gsribald was at Brescis the 18th. Urban's corps
quilted Coccosso the l3th and appeared to be rer
| Ing 70 Arznovi.
An Austrian bulletin dated Verona, 18TH says the dill
ferent corps armes took their allotted positions unmoles
| II BY the enemy.
The division Of General durham alone sustained fight
at Castinodolo with Garibadis bands, which, although
amounting 1900 men, with four pieces Of cannon was
repused by the Austrians.
The Official Ausrian Correspondence says that the or
gation for the defence Of the Tyrolese territory
progressing Several companies had been already drawn
ont, and others getting in readiness The mountain
passes were all occupied
wanna letters say that the corps de ases commanded
by The Archduke Charles were beginning 70 leave for
naly The third corps under the Archduke Albert were
moving from Upper and Lower Austria TO Trieste.
thirteenth Austrian corps daymes was about to be
formed, and was also destined for Italy.
secopd Austrian extraordinary levy 70 be Terminal
ed by the 18th September and the standard military sta
ture Of the reduced.
Garibalds corps ID represented becoming daily more
formidable It was threatening the Southern Tyrol,
where the people were getting extremely impatient Of
Austrian rule.
late despatch, via Berne announces tina. numerous
Austrian corps had arrived at Grosioto in the vaene
and had advanced towards Tivano.
The swas Federal Council had ordered the occupation
by the federal troops Of the pass Of Mureo between the
6risons and the valteIine.
(, was reported, via Vienna that extensive prepare
Mons were making for attacking the Allies.
The French feet in the Adratc have received powerful
1e"'o'cements, and expected landing would be
soofuy attempted between Venice and Trieste The 6rst
desacnmens Of Siege Hotila had left Toulon for the
Adriatc.
1t asserted that the French we're about 70 OCCUPY
Ancons.
y The Sandman Commissioner Extraard,n., t., r.,.,r
had hsued decree opening the various nav u,.. - ~.
reception Of breadstuns.
- stated that the King Of Sardinia hal ord.r.a A.,
arrest Of the Colonel Of Of the Sandman reemsp1.
having, contrary 70 discipline and obvious policy addve,
- proclamation 70 the Roman IAgation.
Tho London Tysa Paris correspondent speaks OF the
dissaactscn Of some Italians al the territorial acces
mons q the King Il Sardinia They protest against his
akns possescn OF Lombardy, and require coasedera-
sou mot fusion.
Garibaldi when at Milan had interviews wRh tbe EN-.
peror and King Of Sardinia.
The Nod says eeccnd series OF oneras,ous NV The
Alfas will be simul's aeously commenced bv sea and
wa Inc allied troops all 10 be put IN p,ovemen, %