New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

rHK WAR LIKELY TO EXTEND OVER GERMANY
AUSTRIAN AND ITALIAN GENERALS.
Dor Own Correspondent.
FLoEEScE. June 10. 1866
v's arc still at peace; but tomorrow begins in
e.rnes everywhere. Information from the camp being
snntraband we know only by hearsay that yesterday
Eaor Pobila-d, Of the QuartermasterGenerals staff
a., sen. across te To TO the Austrian Headquarters
tHunonng the Austrians 10 surrender the Kingdom Of
vrleaa within tgcny-four hours or else Italy inyades
10 would not vouob for the exaotness Of the rumor
uc, sounds quite uderous, and rather believe that the
dfaraton Of war viii be made by proclamation Of the
Rine. TO be published to-day Victor Emanuel himself is
g. leave hii evening for the camp, whittier Gen La Mar
loa has already preceded him. All the troops are being
concentrated snd have marched to the frontier; the pom
tooos aro ready and the Pc aud Mnco may be crossed
either This urht or tomorrow. The Austrian Emperor IA
kese gone 10 his camp and the telegraph gives US On
srayss Of his Proclamation, which is not yet published
81 Vionna A. 70 the volunteers the Italians in
backward state But SIX thousand out Of forty armed
eld equipped the remainder being evidently neglected by
the ally administration Gaubaldi, however, takes
yeefs into bis own hands and hopes have them ready
bgJ organized within fortnight Several otneers oil MS
SAT- are still here at the Chamber They voted yesterday
ic the inyadson OF Mazzinis election at Messina, but
fAe Government majority closed the doors Of
Parliament against the inator Of the italian movement
Mmdni, tho loader Of the Opposition, was offered the
Ministry Of Commerce and Agriculture but he refused it,
,okthcr with DerTets who wants to get the Marine.
Ttus Ls ana cmaton Of the parties failed again. The
,es Cabinet represents The old majority but il is believed
that 10 will Prove By fer concliaoy than any of It's
predecessors. Tie list IS about the same which l
communicated Won weeks ago-Rcaso, President
Of tho Council and Home OfBcoi yiscond Yenos'a,
Fo.ngnAaa.rs; Gen. Peunengo, War Sciaoja, finances
R,r Public Instruction Jacni, Public Works. Borgaih,
Justice end Corlova Commerce and Agriculture. To-day
atStb,r are 70 communicate their nomination TO the
'hauboB The Senate yesterday by vote bordering on
r,aoty rejected the obnoxious article Of the financial
la, which subjected the public debt TO taxation, and the
Chamber viii certainly without any long debate
As ,on as that important question setled-that Is to
.,g i, about week-the Chambers will be adjourned
nfi Norcmbo.we Lay say 10 the end ofthe war Which,
or5s :, tn oprion Of Italian statesmen, cannot las
beyond 20 days Now do not doubt that within ~ Gay;
Vensue with the exception o. A4Aua a.G Slona, ~.
ls c,nqused but since Italy has bound ncr iyA6s -
oss 81 Prussia quite impossible 10 guess how long
~, war may last and what tnrn 1t may take.
Tho N0rkugmen ASSOCIATIONS IL tiermany display con-
eloIllc activity aud We know that their ultimate aim
8. die Rengblc. We hear that If Prussia shond
sp,sf WITH disaster, Berlin would rise against Bismars,
49, ON fhe O,ns- hand that Austrian defeat might
he followed by riots Of Vienna AT any rate, II is not to
be Cabinet war; fought exclusively by the armies tto
ly te on the people Of Germany VIII take part IN n,
witt only exception, perhaps OF the BaviHans, VINO
DO But fo beer al six cents, and continue TO riot
Irswcuss. The Austrian enthusiasm OF which We have
ROOD so much in the Vienna papers, 70 eyapOrae.
Nhb Gac,an volunteer cavalry gment9r instance mas
reinlel down 20 squadron and since the other youn
ses corps not readily filed the second contingent OF
Shoycas 1872 80 I'D 4lis called aud CONSUMPTION steps
IT, sine, volunteering fails Inc telegrahs ABOUT the
tratau movements confused and obscure. We hear
fhat DO Prrsa1s have occupied Gessen in HesseDarm
t,1f Casss 40 Electoral Hcssa, Weisbaden IN Nassau
6nd he town Of Hanover but that all this high
pen0g does not retor TO any permanent occupation
~ lost probably tley trace only the way by which the
Sr1s,l garfisOls Of Mayonce Rastadt and Frankfort
lakb their wy 20 the nearest pOIt OF their own territory
~ least IL would BE- singular If Prussia should be able to
pclpy such important points without meeting with any
,trs however, oersin that the blind King Of Hanover
Ils car a ard Las gone 20 his army though hope
romr,pd Yhe Russian movements in SaXony are more
important; they have occupied the northern portion OF
saxon valley IeipSC, Meissen, Itten, even Dresden,
81, esntai Of the kingdom from which the King ro-
firsd with his army 10 the Ezgebnge, which forms tto
frontier Of Bohemia and Is held by the Austnans We
may therefore s0)1 hear Of bloody encounters between
fhs two hostile armies about IroPpau and Ramburg. IL
yc uncertain bow the Princes Of the Federation ore
50 % thcir resolution about the mobiiizaon OF the
FserI forces into execution. The Federal treasury,
Hu0.udng 10 S3OOO,OUO, Is deposited at ROthschiids
bane AZ Frankfort bit the RUSSIAN EmDa'sa4oI TOOK
.f steps 70 cause Rrthschd by act u notary not to
8 eihng without tAe permission OF Prussia ana her
u s. whoore all co-dePosors. Prussia having withdrawn
fr ih Confederation, claims ler snare Of the feoefa
frv wi lc on the other hand, the Xollvercu, not hay
Ia Dissolved ard Prussia being the cashier for all
N.s Moth, keeps the revenues, and may fall back
r.. tie1 10 case p need. The federLs, supported BY
an, Atsir;,n er-i.ogs of Mcntz. Rasadt aud Frankfort
f he Bngade Kahz retiring from olsten, have occupied
f)r viii about 3)CODmcn. Thus the way threatens 10
or qJ sU over Germany STILL should Austria be de-
tt..1 "a ler 1fsg battle against Prussia, ben all tho
On er States vond relapse into neutrality. OF the
20 sian Oenerais We hear nothing; they have as yet 10
proofs OF their skill As regards the Austrians,
l-MaIshol Bencaek Is a Hungarian Protestant, Of
PHYSICIAN al S0l1ony, now about % years old, Of
f,a energy not remarkable for his wit, popular with
az amy not cang Tor any loss Of men II he can succeed
Ts hrchdukc Aibrecht, who commands In Italy, is
usrs and nothing else; but his Chief OF staff Lieut..
iMarsba kqnng Is one OF tne rev able ana scen-
f officers In the Ausan service; he Is South German
hy nth and a Protestant Baron Gablenz, who COM
.nAll,d iu H0lse.n, and IS now sent TO Italy, -
fevsf aud popular General, Saxon b. birth, who has
s,,ured tho daughter Of Vienna banker The army Of
fe German Federation sto be commanded Dy INC lnhce
~ Wutomberg, who has served in the Russian and Aus
fr IA armies where be had sufficient opportunity 10 iea
fewa General must behave after defeat The prihcipa
{lan genef are the Marquis Alfonso de 10 AarmOfa
"a from The Crimean campaign, excellent lo organ
B.. ~ an army, bN unable 20 command H. Cladlm j
habv one OF themost brilliant generals IN Europe; II
r,u him that iiag hopes for victory. CuecLlar WHO
e,aqds or the NAcio, distinguished himself IN 1913.
ef Ncnabrca is SsvOyard, and formerly Professor OF
hsmatlcs at the University Of 1orin Is eeoad to none
ID. Neres he took Anena and Gaet1'n IS'o' About
4. bsdi Il would be supefuous TO speak Gen faiaNl-
c,1i who hal him shot at AspromOnte, and Cen SabA
4 il. WHO va his jaer az Ne Yergennes serves under
L. ofiers both are emineniy active and untIhe his
I'D fertanants Mcdc, once aeoal merchant sist9n'he
a., res, and Bxi0 the cxke publican served az beleras
e. b. -, lar arIov Col Cora has the reputation OF
Lsns Csrtadi's best officer. I'm regiment and that Of
Eegofi Gadbaldis son, are the cack regiments among
q ,,l,nfoo-s Od Cen Ayez2na who served IA
ke,.,, ofrf being exilcd from Itsg, where lie com
tnsnia te lslrrecti0n 81 Genoa, Is likewise 10 laAe
sopmrId Con FabIZz long N 81 'ca service, men ss
- ,s,rt .r flsf Gorbi'di ma'e all his plans
tnrf ffgu1 P..aro commands IT fec. O. D
. band faI.s. T. .sf.I.l .iia ilA 'ns a'1ls ,1is
~. .i roa bat ar". - -, "a 5,f.5 On,