The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21

permitted in newspaper correspondence or articles,
thnt complaints should be made publications
of any temporary deficiency, our adversaries NAV
deduce therefrom the nature of the attitude spirit
equipment etc OF the army shall I9, in no WAY way
manders OF corps, paid or unpaid newspaper cor
RESPONDENTS either civil or military. L request the
commanders TO see that no one belonging TO the
army lends himself to supply articles destined for
the journals ess he has received mission so to do
cover such respondents bv all the means IN my
power and shall at once dismiss them without AM
consideration from the aIv, or in case of necessity
will even have them prosecuted by the military
courts"
A correspondent from Verona writes to the Senti-
nella BrescidRG as follows;-
1--WE are here in the midst of frghtfu desolation,
being crushed under tue weight OF taxation The
severity exercised towards those who suspected
being Liberas-that ls, of those who are opposed
to the domination OF Austra-is becoming unendu-
raOle. Ii any capable OF military service is sus
pected OF an intention TO emigrate, he Is sezed Oy
the pO ice and forced to wear tine Austrian uniform;
if unfit for the army he is sent to prison. Yesterday
priest, named Combatt, was seized while saving
No one can explain the reason of the arrest.
can give you no army news"
NeWn via vienna.
Viennd Correspondence London Times of June 2.
If the Russians in this city speak truth, Queen
Olga Of Wur emburg was the bearer of letter
from the Emperor Alexander to the Emperor
Francis Joseph Queen Olga has returned to Stutt.
CART. Both the Emperor and Empress accompanied
the Queen to the railroad terminus and their Ma
jesties appeared TO be very sorry to part with
guest IN whose company they had passed several
agreeable DAYS. Inc Empress ana l0e Queen re-
peatedlv embraced each other, and Just before the
train started the Emperor kissed the hand OF the
latter
tions are continually made against the Austrans. A
few DAYS ago Baron Won Marolcich, the commander
OF the th corps PdTHee, sent for the Podesa OF the
city and told him that IL the Imperlai troops
obliged to take the field he should expect him to
provide for the security OF the 400 500 sick soldiers
who are lying the military hospital. The Lieu.
tenant General the burgomaster to understand
that he would treat Padua as Haynau treated Brescla
i'm nj lns
habItants of the place.
TIE intrenched camp In the neighborhood of this
city Will soon be Completed as $1,000 men, VINO
under the direction OF 800 military engineers,
employed in its construction, The cham OF 1orts,
ali OF which are TO have three fronts will be eX-
tended from Bisamberg to the neghborhOOd OF
Aspern. As the troops beion0lng TO the army IN
the northern part of the empire have taken up
their respective positions, IT my with truth be
SAID thar Austria is fully prepared Tor action.
Almost al the YOUNGER men N Venena ana southern
Tyrol have quilted their homes and are endeav orng
to get across the Austrian frontier into Italy. In
the event OF war with Prussia, the Empress and
her Cwo children will reside at Buc q.
Telegram from Vienna, June q
The despa oh OF troops to the North is continuous
and unnterrLp ed. Regiments are forwarded from
tier. some idea may be fOlmed OF the immenss con-
centration OF troops that quarter from the fact
that the railway directors have rece we'd instructions
TO be prepared to transport 40 900 men to augment
the Array of the Nor h. Admiral regethoG, who has
dressed the officers and men, calling upon the to
display their patriotism and courage IN the event oil
The Feeling la Italy.
Florence Correspondence I'D June, Paris PresSe.
The number OF volunteers already concentrated in
the depOts OF Como, Bari. lBarletta, etc exceed
80 coo men. hey are at dresent without arms very
few ofthem are equipped or clothed, and great diff
Guilty IL found In lodging them. Colonel Corte, VINO
put end to the excursions in the country and the
amusemenis on the AXE last week organized a mli-
tary meEch of 50 kilomStTes ga mlss G 1! was ae C.
the Uaribaluians, who tleit a good number OF their
companions on the road. However, us Colonel
Core is an energetic man he Will manage to disci-
pine and lnnre his small army 10 war. Colonel
NIcoteTa equally displays q severity and energy
which renders the volunteers life Iude enough. He
lately had three volunteers shot, who were taken in
the act oil stealing IN house where they lodged.
Up 10 the present time the Italian Government has
shown much repugnance to enrolling any foreigners
among the volunteers. In consequence, Eng ish,
French, and Poles have been sternly refused; but
they were not very numerous. Nevertheless the
reorganization OF the Hungarian legion is under con-
siderauon. That corps, founded in 1860, was re.
duced year or two since to two or three hundred
men, Quarteied in a distant corner OF Italy Some
Hungarian volunteers having presented themselves
were incorporated in this legion, now about lOOO
strong and whicn will be placed under the imme-
1ate direction Of GariDadi ana under the orders OF
GenerafTurr. he Digtto makes the incredible
FOL ced domicle by M. Gualterio protect OF Naples
are gong to be transported 10 Sardinia. The zeal
OF NJ Gualteno Is certalniV rather excessive put
no one in the world will believe that IN SO few days
the number of suspects has sen TO 4O0O.
London Gossip and Court News.
From the ODt.
We believe we are correct in stating that the fol-
lowing ladies will be the Princess Helena's brides
maids The Lady Margaret Scott, the Lady Car)-
nne Gordon Lennox the Lady Bertha Hamilton the
LADY katherine Phpps, the Lady Alexandr ma Muir
ray he Lady Ernestine Edgecu be, the Lady Eliza
poth Parker, and the Lady Murel Campbell.
The Princess MaTy's bridesmaids will. we under
stard be-Lady APneGa YOrke, Lady Corne Ia
Churchill, Lady Cecilia Molyneux, and Lady Geor-
giana Hamilton.
The news of the certainty of war was officially re-
ceiVed in London on Monday afternoon, ana ex-
D ans the non-6lvisIoD OF Mondag night In pre-
sence of vast European CONFEDERATION 1t would be
unpatr1ouc to tuln out, even TO wea&en, a min
istry which is, as far we have seen, fully com
petent to the management of our foreign affairs. It
is SO Iet that bill involving thebasis OF our Con-
stituuon cannot be properly discussed at a tune
| when The whole ba of power IS affected, and
when any moment questions NAV arise which may
Involve our most vi al interests as Macon.
Census of tho Cattle Plague.
According to the Official Returns issued by the Privy
Council (tTOm cOmmencement
| England. Wales Scot and Total.
| Farms, ETC., where
the disease has