New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

HEMMED IN--THE AUSTRIAN AND PRUSSlAN LINES
OF CoMBAT-THE PRUsSIAY CoNscRrTiog OF THE
sAxoss--cnURCn PROPERTY IN ITALY TO BE CON
FIsCATED rF NECESSARY.
FLORENCE June p 1860.
Kossuth here and has had interviews with ibe hing ana
the Prussan Ministers. Gen Tur was at Berlin ana re-
ceiyed permission to form Hungarian Legion The expe
don TO Dnmaa not yet TO enter into the aiian
rlan of campaign, according which the fleet
must first sweep the Austrian navy from the
Adriac VIII ale Ciadin from the Po and the hing from
the Mincio make simultaneous attack upon Neneia, to
cut the Austrian forces off from the Quadralera ana
possible TO surprise least of the Ortresses Before
war has really begun, Prussia occupied already all Han
over the greater part OF kleetoral-iesse portion OF
Darmsadt, and nearly all Saxony. The King o.
Hanover sent " boxes full OF cash 10 England, ana
left his capital after having issued ridiculous proc
lamatiOn, that Christian, rs King as Gueirh ne
felt be his duty TO abandon the capital oi ms country
and 10 leave his people II the lurch HIS army went 10
the south to Join first the Icssan troops, then the south
ern confedeTatcs who hastily mbng al Frank
fort 70 the number of 900 But the Prussians tried 20
prevent the junction; they occupied The railway boih az
Cassc and al Gcsen, and as 1t seems successfully cut on
the Hanoverian troops from the southern conf deraes
battle, it Is said Is imminent before Frank fort Inc
Elcctor of Hessc has likewise sent on ms private
treasurer, hut he failed TO get hold OF the
public money while his successor distant cousin, has
come 10 force him 10 abdicate. According 10 the last
news the old Elceor has not yet left his castle at
WihenshOhe and does not want 10 give up his power
either 10 the prussians or 10 bis cousin, Who though
broher-inaw TO the Prusian Commandcr-in Chei seems
not to be Prussan a, ALL The King Of Saxony sent his
treasure of to Bavaria and joined with his whole army,
If fun 1900 men, the Austrian allies, while his
country has been ovenun by the Prussians Ia
Tue Pssians has overrun the Dnchy Of Cobarg
Duke stanch alley of Prussia. All this happened be-
fore hostite had begun or war was declared The forces
of the contendng powers are now posted III ,he following
way: Scheswig HOsten Is held by aMeokenburg garrison
IN ihe Prussan interest Prussan army corps keeps the
Kingdom Of Hanover. The Han0yerian army hcmncd
in between GOttngen and Fulda ankedby another PIus-
sian army corps holding Cassel Marburg and Giessen
Thirty thousand coniederaies, under the command OF
Prince Alexander of Hesse, hastily assembled at
Frankfurt but 10000 of these comprise The Baden conn
gent which suspected have orders not fight against
Prussia. Bayarian army Is al Hot and Coburg, Trying
10 make junction with the Ausiilas-at al! rate 10
protect South Eastern Germany. The bulk OF TIE Austrian
army extends along the Resengcbrge and the Sudeten,
threatening Silesd, confronted 10y the great PTussan
aupv which extended its lines perhaps too far from
Mislovicz the Polish frontier 10 Hof the Bayaran
confines Benedek will probably try to pierce that line
and, oyenunnng Upper Silesa, threaten Berlin. He is
mas.ng bis troops around Iiitau and around ITOppau,
which bodies mischief to Upper and Lower Silesia.
ANY information about the real strength OF the
bell gerent parties being coniIaband, IL ~ impos-
sbe 10 know the approximate number Of the combat
ants any rate the Austrians cannot have $4,000
men under arIns though they boast OF that number
else they gould have had army corps spare FOR the
protection OF SaXOny since IN Italy they nave certainly
than 100 600 men in the HELD while the Italians
oppose 1890 TO them, not including Ganbaldls
volunteers. There however, the Austnans protected
By formidable fortresses and do not mean 10 AZ
tack. About 1O,OW 10 JOOOD men guard The
coast Of Istria and Damata, number altogether
insufficient for effective defense II Italy wanted 10
make descent upon those shores Hungary and most Of
the Austrian provinces left with small garrsons but
a reserve corps is posted at Laebach; another much
stronger around CIacOW IN Austria ana Poland. The vol
movement m Austria has failed; the population oil
Vienna feel confidence IN success. Gold IN Austria s
quoted a. per cent IN Italy a. 10 per cent Prussia
Al par. The Austrian five per cents sell al 80. the
Italian at 30. There u great enthusiasm IN Italy i
the behalf OF the freeing Of Nenetia both With the
people and the army. The Austrans do not like the
bat the soldiers do In Prussia nobody likes wdr neither
the people army. The wakc tendencies OF Soath
ern Germany took everybody by surprise, nobody
believed that Bavaria would be willing and ready 60 take
the field for Austria. In >axOny the Prusslans broke
everywhere the Saxon army, and put The Pns.ian eaNe
on all the public establishments. The next step
an unmercful CONSUMPTION of all the male rOpula-
iiOn between - ana 80 years. From Hanover We nave
no details. 1t Is said that D. Bennugscn, the leader
the Liberal opposition will be appointed Governor of
he country by Count Bsmak, who wants 30 show that
he j. ready H. make pace with the PTogressis Here IN
italy the Chamber ba, voted extraordinary powers 10 c
Government without any serious opposition; the converts
are be abolished and the church property coniscate.
The Minister of Finance ha. iu power for any financial
operation ani the Home Minister may arrest OF exile
pcced persons amt silence the press, without the legal
form 81 "A t1d.