The New York herald., 1866-07-31

News from Cialdini's Army and Public Esti
mate of his Operations.

News from Cinidini's Army and Public Estl-
mate of his Operations.
TNilan July III Correspondence OF London Telegraph
Cadni has not yet succeeded In coming up with the
enemy. On learning his approach the Austrians evacu
spkng the guns and reresiod across the Adge burn
ing the bridges after their passage In view Of this
tngency Ciadinis army was provided with large pom
train but the delay In throwing the bridges will
give the Ausrans time to concentrate their
TO prosecute their march northwards We have In
tegence Of the Italian armys having actually entered
Rovgo but suppose BY this time tho occupation must
Other military intelligence We have none Of any i'm
On the Tyroese frontiers there has been another small
outpost Affair." n which the volunteers repulsed Aus
tran detachment sent out to rcconnotre the ground
BE DOME WITH vESErIAf
Meanwhile IN the absence Of military nows the great
question with the public Is, whether the Austrans in
tend 10 evacuate Veneta There are rumors Of large
trains or troops being daily sent northwards from the
Quadrlateral but our information Of what takes place
within tho Austrian province are Of the most meager
that the Austrians will endeavor to avoid any further
conflicts with the Italians. Having coded Venctia TO
France and ing vndicatcd their military honor they
motive 10 prosecute useless war, while rem
forcements most urgently required north OF the Alps
The proclamation OF the Emperor francs Joseph, re-
ceivcd this morning. announces his intention Of concen
tratng the whole OF his army and s pretty clear
the movements Of the italian army are based upon this
Yesterday evening. the headquarters were removed
from Tore di Malambert, CremonA, 20 Ferrara
The Army OF the Mincio has bcen 70 . great extent
htIo60y
tatched TO join Ciadin and the main body Of the army
marching eastward with the view Of entering ven-
eta Thus IL the continues tho Austrians will prob
ably evacpate venetia as fast rs possible with the
ception Of Verona and hantua, without giving battle 70
the Italians, unless they are compelled 10
II Claldini should be- abie TO come up with
the enemy and win decided victory, the success
thus gained would De Of immense service is reconciing
would probably not do much towards acceieratng the
departure OF the enemy But Jvey day the prospect Of
an early armstice appears to Increase and my own idea
much possible OF the territory OF Vencta before the
general conclusion Of an arnistcc, with the view Of
strengthening the position Of aly IA The coming Cngres
still have had many surprises already in this ex-
traord nary that would b. premature 70 reckon
anything certain The Italian government Is acting
the motto Isl vts pGcer para te'itm." The reserves
or 1875 have been called on and oil military prepara-
tious are pushed forward with renewed vgor. Mean.
WHILE though the public are assured officially that tho
idea Of armisce has been rejected both by Italy and
Prussia II Ia obvious that negotiations still proceed
ing actively. Ricasoli Ia perpetuaily travelling back
ward and forward between the camp and Florence and
yesterday pail visit TO Garibsld The truth is as
have told you all along, Italy, however much she may
dislike the armstce cannot offer any valid opposition 10
II once France can induce Pruss IN 10 suspend her VIC
torious progress Italy necessarily the junior partner
in tho Prussoltaan firm and also to pursue the meta
phor Is fttered by her obligations towards France who
supplied tho capital with which she entered into bust
nesA
crv LvE AND FAsnosABLx RoUrrxx
At ve all the town dlnes and the afternoon papers
hawkcd about the streets, and for about the thou
sandth time informed there is OF tgran
combattmento. signor S dice the Italians call
gossip that Caldni has taken tho Archduke
Abrecht prisoner that the king has ridden into vc
roma or that the Emperor OF Austria has made tracks
for Paris With such gratifying report. and with
The aid Of absinthe and vermuth, tho Manese get
appetite for dinner and after dinner they smoke the
vrginias with inside By eight the lamps are
it, and everybody who IL anybody drives out 10 the
bastions I don't know that this Ring Of Milan has
out the splendid view Of the Alps for which used
be famous StI from eight 70 ten the half mile Of the
ramparts which faces the fashionable drive bright
sight enough.
This year the private equipages are very few in mum.
Der, because the noble Mianese families have feeling
against appearing much in public during this of
anxiety and also because in many instances they have
army still there s fair allowance Of vehicles, which
promenade slowly up and down the short broad chest
nut.lined alley
PASSING DAYS oy WAR
Probably you knew the occupants OF every carriage
as the habuSs do the promenade the Bastons might
be pleasant enough But smusements OF any kind there
very few There Is theatre where plays arc per-
formed 10 the hanese p1to,s; there booth, where
Peppers ghosts are exhibited; and that Is all The
opera and the regular theatres shut and even Of
less classical establishments here absolute dearh
C9es cA1sorfs, vauxhas open CIR concerts and casi
nos are unknown In Milan, elsewhere Throughout
Italy. Tho band OF the National Guard plays half an
hour In the evenings but otherwise music there IL
In fact the ouy recreation h 10 60 Into cafe, drink
iced coffee and read paper and when you tired OF
that 60 into another cafe drink another iced coffee and
read another paper The later ID gets the fuller tho
cafes become u they reach their fullest about twelve
After that people begin go 10 bed and by one Milan s
pretty well asleep again. with the exception Of the
quitoes