, 1866-05-31
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4nE ANcAhelTe8a
Tpar1s tNay 15) Cor. London Timcs.l
Fron, all one learns, VIC may expect TO hear
toward the end Of the present month Of
great events occurring 10 Italy. The Italians
consider TINT their Government l. no longer
bound BY It's promise not to bc the first TO at
tack Austria. Indeed, they seem to have never
considered any such engagement as serious
Tor commencing operations, If 1t ever was se-
rious, It is no longer binding upon them. The
nomination Of GaFlbaldi is, In their view, it.
sell an Indication that acting on the defensive
never was really entertained. A variety Of
plans Is attributed to the Italian GOVERN
here here is &c Commencing men IS '' an attack ae''ou on
Trieste, and at once cutting or the
communications between Eenctia aud
Vienna. 4 large force, some tay
Of $1,000 Italian troops, nrc assem-
a1.haldisn mite are 70 BE- sSlpped po1 or
The attack on Trieste. It Is hardly possible
that the Austrians arc not carefully watch
inE every point Of the coast but 1t Is, never
iheless, believed that they do not expect an
At a short distance, about half an hour BY
rail, north Of Triostc, Is the Junction OF the
lines from Venice and Vienna. The destruc-
tion Of the railway, though Il might not be
held. would be Of obvious advantage. and q
lodcmcnt there would be Of immense impor-
tho Italians will deliver their first blow at the
luost vulnerable point, and Wherc they arc
least expected. Il Is admitted that they are
determined to avail themselves of every one
and everything likely to advance the great
object they have in view. They arc planning
lerrgro, Bosnia, Scrr1a. &c. They will leave
no stone nnturucd and they make no secret
that they would sec with pleasure conda-
grafton throughout Europe for the chance Of
Ect!ing possession Of Vcnetla. The aid Of all
will be sought for the work Of breaking up
the Austrian empire for the benefit OF the
"rationalitics" composing It. The Hnnga-
rian General Turr Is, as you are aware, at
Florence, and seems to be busa1y engaged
there. But wiiat will become Of italy, II, by
sort Of miracle, wor Is preycnteds
a letter from the Venetian frontier Of the
I'd, given in the Courier de NarstiRes, states
that the Austraans arc going on intrcnchinS
themselves BY iortshcattons erected on the
brought from Vienna and Padna, and con
I ycycd by rail to Peschiera TO complete the
works quickly. While works are being
thrown on the hill Of San Lorenzo, 1t Is in
tended to level the hill Of Spadina. ono Of the
high grounds round Pcschiera. The fortress
cs arc being supplied With provisions, aud
one contract has been concluded for supply
Of one thousand five hundred oxcu- They nrc
carefully watching the tlonticrs, and from the
nurntcr Of patrols on the alert. 1t would ap-
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lack. The Venettans nrc expecting to hear
the roar Of cannon every moment.
a1AssiSG OF TRooPs-THE FRIDGE ACROSS
TIE M1ScIo MINED.
From the 1talta.l
A squadron of Hulans has arrived at Pcsch.
lcrn. Those Inhabitants who arc not In a po.
sltion to supply themselves with three
months provisions have been told TO leave,
and the provision merchants have been or.
tieEed to reserve their stores for the inhahi
tants OF the fortress alone. The bzidgt
which crosses the bfincio near PcschleEn i
sald to be mined. The five thousand Croats
completely equipped, have arrived at Vero
no. The ..arrison In that city nnot numer
many camps.
EXCITEMENT ALONG TIE FRONTIERS.
Florence (AaY 10Y Correspondence London Times:
The Austtians patrol 80 close to the iron
tier TINT one Of their parties, the other day
unMittiugly got upon Itallan territory, bur
rrtirca from It when informed Of the fact b.
some pcasnnts.' A letter from Vcnetia, In thI
Milan Fungo9o. says that Anstrin Is havin!
1000 tiarbaldian uniforms made. in all hast
and With the utmost secrecy. Tho supposl
tion is that these 40, 900 red shirts are inleud
cd Tor 4, 900 Austrian :oldiesE to carry ou
come stEatagen. The 1falid AaHa'rt publish
I es list OF G59 officers called from haif-piy Il
| active scrylce- The italian papers daily cit,
Instances Of patriotic enthusiasm, manifesto.
iu vnrious ways. Young men Of good lami
Hes, especially in Lombardy, continually jon
the army as volunteers. the Duchess Wis
CONT brought her thrco soEa TO Ask Tor scsv
Ice. Ii they could moi be received fn the reg
: ular army they would join the Gnribafdtans
. Duke Antonio Litta and Marquis Busca llav
| undertaken to provide for the Wants Of =