New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

prprTIoy TO TIE HEAD OF TIE ADRIATlC AND
THE TYRoL-THg AUSTRIANs ON The eUI WYE
CONCENTRATION ON The PR0NTIRa-THE FIsAN-
CIAL SITUATION IN ITALY-A SANITARY COM
MIsSIoN-CoRREsPoSDBSTs TO THE FRONT.
From Oar Special Correspondent
GrSc, Mny H. ls66
Garibald has written letter to the Minister OF War,
gratefully and periodically accepting the command OF the
volunteers. II is as follows:
sieSoR MINISTER: accept with true gratitude the dispo-
ons made by on approved by His Mlesiy IN regard TO
me olnnteers the confidence rep0sed in me Dy
giving the command Of them Please express 70 nis
Majesty my qualification and my hope OF soon eoope,s
with glorious army completing the national nh fous
most deyotodly, '" uAdDAlpi'
CaDrera, Nay II. 1866.
This letter comes late but IT has produced an excellent
effect upon the public mind The silence of the first pa
tot of the nation could not but be badly interpreted;
and when wrote my last letter had begun to believe
that there was some seons divergence Of views between
him and the minsiry-the that his friends very
loudly affirmed IT, IL is now clear that from the nrst ne
has cononned in every particular to the wishes oil inc
Government keeping silence and remaining at CapreIa
in spite of the urgent appeals OF his hotbraned friends
To of them be wrote last week: "Ialk not 10 NE OF
making conditions, of imposing terms In an noIr IKE
this no citizen has right 10 put forward personal CLAIMS
Let me eight Austria and shall be content
But no other man is or could be so thoroughly nde-
pendent The ministry receives daily instements OF ad-
nee from Paris and at Paris the liberal Italian element
is deeply dstrusted And three words of the Emperor
ID
good deal Of the advice thrust upon them On the other
hand the liberal element necessary TO our success ana
the notwithstanding the French distrustmust perorce
awaken and yet control the enthusiasm OF the masses ny
using the popular leaders. Between the two classes OF
friends to be propitiaed the ministry must turn some
how and is not to be expected that they woud ma
the situation either pleasant or easy Mid as ian6dls
letter is they did not at publish not indeed nnti
the OF ultra liberal journals became reyoltlon-
AIRY.
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been enrolled the place OF deposit for arms and clothing
being prepared and the red shirts are nearly ready
Tho Government acts wisely in not calling these men rom
their homes until all things IN readiness Tor ten III
Cuneo and FoCga In Austria attacks us on the 70
10000 and 400 guns will be there TO resist hsr D9
on the other hand If attack her shall not DO 50 Tor
two three weeks perhaps not for month. In any
case the volunteers not needed al once and could not
be nut into the field at once if they needed.
The deposits for volunteers at Foggia Indicate an ex
petition 10 the head of the Adrauc. place IN the IN
terror has been selected partly to avoid exciting Austrian
SUSPICION and partly because suitable place Oh the coast
be found Ancona Rmini and other forts are fui oil
naval and military men aud munitions . -.
Cunco the northern deposit for supplies for Ganbadl,
points 90 an expedition in The Iyro.
The Austrans are busy engaged in orttyng the shore
line OF the Adrac and the passes Of the Iro but they
defend either against considerable body OF men
unler Garbadi-the lines are too long, ana maj oi me
Adrac indccnsbc except by large bodies OF troops
or much better navy than Austria possesses.
The ships Of Austria be kept out OF tho way
few Of them al Malta and they are SAID TO mediate
q raid Calabna Some such enterprise may be "Ithh
their power; but they cannot face the ltaal oh-edds
and fngates, which would probably dispose Of the AUS
THAN batteries IN The lagunes Of Venice II they become
Thov ar, certainty concentrating very heavily on the
frontier but thus FAR an their movements seem 20 look to
defense. Still they 40 any time push heavy army
into our territory, shall not allow them 10 maintain
this merely defensive attitude without giving better rea-
IL than the rcexts ~ The last month Italy can
not be subjected the waste of slODOoOOOO whenever II
shall please Austria hurry her legions to the Minclo
The paper system works badly AMI gives ri-e 10
great discomfort Hitherto all small transactions below
dollars coin, and there were no notes OF less
denomination than ~ francs OF the small coin
goes OF circulation when it is At premium OF 10 per
cent and people eft with money whatever Tor cur
rent expenses. Tho inconvenience Is felt by AL classes
but most bS the poor, who complain bitterly len iiaue
notes arc promised tomorrow, and hye franc ones VIII
be issued but these will no supply the wants OF the
people and the banks viii probably give copper coin in
exchange for small notes The supply OF BANK n9tes or
% aud 100 francs is much below the demand, and for 20
frame notes premiums have been paid all orr principal
cities Italy has hitherto had hard money Circulation
and the change paper will 90 hard on many accounts
but II great bunder to usher IN the notes with 30
many needles inconvenience. -,
A Sanitary Commission for the relief Of sick and
wounded has been organzed, and the elect laes OF our
cities admitted Ia large share OF the management
This too Is an innovation, but Is likely TO give Unlimited
satisfaction. We cannot hope Ia raise such enormous
sums ~ your SANITARY Commission distributed "a your
brave fellows on the held but shall do enough TO meet
the FIRST necessities OF army The Government has
also made additions ~ rs sanitary force with view 10
avoid repetition Of the honogs of Magenta and Solierno
The Government began the month with iOO,0O,OOU
lu hand, and obtains |IDNDp'O more nom thc Natoha
Bank interest of per cent. The extraordinary ex
pcnscs about 5000 ooOf. per day We probably have
money enough take 10 the LIST Of August. II that
period finds u in the midst Of shall have TO pay in
Treasury notes Our i've per cents worth little less
than 30 al Paris and London that are beginning
with credit where yours stood IN the darkest days
of the long conflict 1t is not cheerful prospects but We
are likely be richer Nay, are sure to be poorer
for waiting
The principal French journals are sending their war cor
respondents here. They are arriving, and will spend
few DAYS IN Genoa before moving 10 the front. lind
them pleasant fellows, with single defect-an obstl-
nate belief that French is the only civilized speech, and
profound contempt for Italian.