New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28
The War between italy md Austria.
wARLIKE PREPARATIONS IL ITALY.

Communication had been interrupted between Brescia
and the Venetian provinces Peschiera had been closed
The Ausrians had interrupted all lines Of communities
ton on their side of the Po and Mincio.
EXPECTATION OF AN ATTACK UPON HUNGARY.
1t was reported that large Austrian army had been
carried suddenly 10 the Bosnian fronerthe Italians hay
ing probably given Austria reason 10 Jeor atack on
HHeory.
THE ITALIANS ADVANCING OF THE MINCTO.
II was also rumorcd that the Halian troops hod male
increment IN aicqHce uDon tie Macio.
GARIBALIDIs ARRIVAL At GENOA AND coMo-AP-
PoIyT,rExT OF PALLAvIcISi-coScERT or PLANS
BETWEEN ITALY AND PRUssA-TBE COURSE or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PoLICY-coSsTITuroNAL
LIFE IL ITALY.
From Or Specia. Correspondent
FLORENCE june H. ls66.
Garbaldi arrived last night at sienoa, and went OF
at in the morning to Como for the inspection OF his
volunteers who organizing there under the command
Of Col Corte, the most distinguished Of the Generals
Licutcnants Probably he goes, after tomorrow TO Barr
and BaTlcta 10 the e. half Of the volunteer army
His son Menott has pro- led him hither by few days
and J" is believed ti-a they are soon to embark
an. TO sail toward their unknown destination
on the Northern Adratic. Ganblldi's horses,
circumstances, waited for him saddled and bndled
al Como. The King had bought them and now places
them at the Generals disposal 10 snow mat INC re-
mombrance OF past difficulties does not nhkie ID Gar
haldi's heart he requested La Mnrmora 10 put Gen.
Palayicni, who had shot him at Aspromonte under his
col and The King L. es tomorrow for the camp WITH
Gen. l. Marmora, and am crediby informed that war
begins at any rate Thursday, most probably
simultaneously in TIL ToIth and IN the South
The Austrians how, Scr, assallcd by superior
forces show bold front They reckon upon the troops Of
The smaller kingdoms IN Germany and upon Russia ls
certain that Queen Olga of Wnrtembere, sister OF the
Gar i peculiarly ncensed against Prussia, and That all
her synIathios 90 with Austria. She is just now on her
;roEI ST. Petersburg, and stayed for few days AT
the Court Of Vienna where she was received with the
greatest distinction. Still Wurtcmbcrg alonethough her
Legislature has already voted 600 forms for the extra
ordinary army cypcndurc-cannot dare 10 connect hef
fortunes with those Of Austria If her ncghbors do
not follow the same policy. Now as to Bavaria,
any rate she j. The most important Of tho secondary
German STATES and able to raise an army Of 100000 men;
j. quite uncertain whether she dare to gave up her
neutrality, though her uliamontanc Roman Catholic
tendencies draw her toward Austria since her Rhensh
province may become prey to France III ease she takes
AR in the coming war Baden, the Other side, re-
mains certainly neutral unless she should openly go over
10 Prussia saXouy Hanover and the two Hesses do mol
hw fights thcy are heart, bu. much IA the
III Of Prussia that Their Only safety e ID me most con
scenous neutrality Thus the chances OF Austria IN
Germany are rather small unless great victory might
crcome the fears Of the smaller kingdoms, because
hero is doubt that Prussia has managed to become
unpopular In Germany than even Austria herself
Bismarks rcaciiOnay policy ruined Pmssan influence
abroad and even in the Prissan provinces is most
unpopular But King William is not accustomed
TO listen 10 the wishes Of his subjects; his mind
is bent upon war and aggrandzemcnt Whether
Russia is really inclined TO SIDE with austria,
remains doubtful We have not yet forgotten how strongly
Prince Gorchakof and Car Alexander iet against
Austria since the Crmcan and tho Polish insur-
rcction, but it is said that kaakasos attempt upon the
Czars life make the strongest impression upon him. ana
transformed him from woal-bc Liberal into as strong
Conservative as his father Nicholas So much is
that the Russhcation Of Poland continues IN the
most despotc way and that Murayieh had already
-. fl inns AnsH4
of Karakasots crime But there is great step between
the Cars being frightened by assassin into despoc
conservatism and his support 10 Austria Emperor Men
oas in si9 made the in Hungary really for an idea
he was not threatened the Of Hungarian We
tories and by his triumph he did not get either IN inch OF
ground roube for his treasury: The only reward ne
had for his expedition the cooling Of the relations be
tween Austria and Russia since III politics feelings OF
gratitude unknown, and all debts paid by ingaii-
iude Gar Alexander is forcwarned by his fathers
fate his mistake II is therefore by far more
probable that Russia does not take any direct
part in the Austro-ltalian conflict but will seize
the opportunity for an aggression Of Turkey.
At Vienna it is believed that Russia is ready
to send auxiliary army to Austria as soon as France
should support the Pusso Italian alliance But Napoleon
has kept until his counsels himself though itiscerain
that he is the bottom Of the present anti Austrian com
bnaton. He has motive TO put France forward Her
part begins when the beigerent shall be exhausted we
hear that Thursday he will make communication 70
the French Legislature and explain his future policy But
whoever has studied Nspoleonc speeches knows full well
that they always ambiguous, giving hints which might
be misunderstood explained away without ever laying
down a clear platform.
Constitutional life has made great progress Italy for
the last years. When the war broke OUT in 1899 the
Constitution suspended, and the Chamber aiter
having voted dctatoal power TO the King was dissolved
Now hear that the Chamber continues to sit during
the war; and the discretionary power Of Government Is
limited TO the night Of suspendng papers, which might
communicate indiscree news from the camp OF sehuhg
all persons suspected Of conspiracy against the Govern
ment TO the Island of Sardinia and of contracting debts
and making financial operations without the consent OF
Parliament. As 10 tho taxes, the Chamber retains
| .i.. -. al no Of with
must say the members not backward IN dong
their duty They increased taxes far beyonu ne
estimates of the Ministers for instance; the tax on salt
At present moment the Chamber occupied with sup
pressing the converts and secuarzng that IS to say con-
scating the church property The vote is nearly unai
NOUS The only amendment which give rse 10 serious
discussion that of the Sicians who Claim portion OF
the eonscated church property for the municipalities as
subvention for school fund.- while the bill oil the Min
listers all that property valued at two thousand m
of the Left have gone with Garibald the amendment
has chance of being carried.
Florence has become quite empty. All those young
cions of the as,Ocracy who lounged before the conee
houses left for the camp feeling that they owe II 10 ther
to take part in the struggle for Nenea Inc pahh
has become unpopular not having provided notes OF small
denominations Thus il happens that large notes cannot
be changed into small ones without loss, which to-day
amounts 10 per cent. Cold quoted al s. su'ei
at H. small notes at seven.
There have been beer riots at Munich in Bavaria Peo-
pie insisted npon it that the quart should be at six cents
at seven and upon such question IL came 10 scrl-
GUS riot Munich people are ready 10 fight rather for
the price of beer then for Germany unity or constiu'
! tonal liberty.
VIRTUAL BEGINNING or THE wAR-LEvIEs OF TROOPS
IN ITALY-THB vOLUSTEgRs-AS OBVIOUS DAN
GER OF ITALy-wHAT AUSTRIA MAY DO AGAINST
PRUssIA-THR ITALIAN PLAN OF ATTAck-PRoB-
ABLE CAMPAIGN AT THE HEAD or THE ADRIATic
THE COMMITTEE FOR THE RELIEF OF SOLDIERS
FAMLIEs-TuE SANITARY CoMMIssIoS-PATRIoT-
ISM OF THE FhoRBsTISE SoBILTTy-PAPRR MONEY
DIFFICULTIES.