The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-06

I0gns and Ptacenxa-GeneralC ialdfni's
the Appcarancs or Two Divisions en-
Route-AustriaR CrOats on Duty on the
Orher side-Centraband Communica-
tion with Italy, &c.
IFerara June 1s) Correspondence OF Paris Steele.
told you three dsys since that there was TO be a
great movement Of Thu Italian army between Bologna
and Pacenza This mSvement have just witnessed.
Bologna, which sv0rming with soldiers has now
other garrison than the national guard All the troops
OF Cadini's corps dan{e the march towards the
70.
When arrived at Fsrara this morning saw two div.
SONS under and bout to for that destination
them reviewed infantry, cavalry and artillery
and then they marched on to the river only about
.na al s p
The population Tired the ramparts cheering the bat
talon they passed and following with anxious eyes
the long serpentns stream Of soldiers till disappeared
in the distance.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of laucers received special
ovation account Of the which transpird some
days ago that tire young belonging Of the
wealthes priv Ate antilles In the town had enlisted pr
vaie soldiers TN OF these youths Count Lrmano and
Count Hercules Scra have personally large fortunes
From rantc LsgScuro little village OF the right
bank Of the ". TO which walked this morning. could
dac-s on tho Ausrisr side lam assured ths bv means
\ = sens when wold not strike unintatsd observer
the Italian oicerS ,hs aus,rs .
kind Of thing Will be disadvantage 70 Austri, through
hr sne h italy has no need ofspes FOR
the whom the Emrer rsep Frsn as
Joseph calls his ''sublectss s
m
after having como to through upderstandny With
Baron Ricasol, the new Pre,dent OF the Couacil He
sn3 ,no M ~, CO gay AZ no,os whore he Cadin
People who think thcnselve we'll informed arm that
austria wnll use every effort tayod general engage
part and that she will not eve dispute the passage or
Ciadinis intention on the cst.arv 70 IN attach ~,
Austrians without intermssion In very nossble wav
and force them to accept batts IL h Succeeds In t,s
plan he win have shown tdnself Leaf general 'A'
VIII / NAV he IA. M.
what quarter the attack will b,gin As :"
In the field.
PRrssIA's ADVANTAGE AND TIE LossEs on
AUSTRIA.
From the London Times, june 20
Gradually the form q the ampaign IN Central Europe
begins TO unfold itself We cannot say whether the
Austrian plans have undergone change, because we
know not wiiat they originally wcro, but seems certain
in Germany hardly be- carried into execution. 10
was said that the Ausrians, having massed powerful
Of Saxony would make ID, best of these advan
railway and several god roads unite the two countrea
few hours would b. sufficient for the Ausrans TO take
possession Of the met defens bile parts Of Southern
Saxony, and two three days would place the whole
Of the little kingdom In their hands What then,
would be moro natural than that their first
should be hc occupation OF Dresden, and
that a few days alter declaration OF war thor lines
should extend from Lepsic 70 Baotzen, menacng the
capital OF their advrsary? The event has proved wide
ly different The lnstrans have doubt some reason
for their apparent inactivity for their able
successful al tho Icginn ng Of the campaign But az vet
al the adrpntdgsshae been on The ssds IF pe Pruriaas
Yesterday tho telegraph announced the occupation Of
presden aud today the worii learns that Tho Prussans
have taken possession OF Pru and that the Saxon army
10 vacatins he country IL was raised TO defend, and
has by this time probably retired IN into Bohemia
No future gsSraship on e part n De enssie. NJ Prspa
repair ne adranf ges Mss eiinod II was from the
strong territory OF southern Saxony that the Austran
seons were 70 issue and TO make the campaign Of Bran
dcnburr prosperous country and q sympathizng peo
pie were TO y at their service the large towns Of tho
kingdom 20 AFFORD accommodation for their wounded
and the spectacle OF small STATE sharing In their oe and
peoples OF Germany 70 espouse they The promp
uude OF the Prussians has dlsspated these vision.
completely mju0usd It's resources are tho handsof
the Prussian generals its people will for aught
know be conscrbed like the peasans Of schleswis Jol
the couquerors The Prussan commander 10 prepsing
to hold the conquest he has made. He IL throwr up
before Dresden and erecting batteries orhat
beautiful Bruhl Terrace which commands the passage Of
the Elbe II the Russians push on and gain Srong |!
positions on the north side OF the mountains thg may
into saxony, while they themselves threaten p,lcrnia
and compel the enemy 10 keep considerable frre
the south OF the frontier With respect the oymcnts
importance 70 tho statements which reach u.s. bm the
seeVuphic dispatches IL would seem that tho kention
OF Field Marshal Bcnedek Il concentrated fhsxtreme
southentern potion OF SesIa and that he pYboses 10
wage purely local var a remote regionG King
Williams dominons II IL said that the AustSns have
invaded the Pruss,aa territory opposite TrgEu and
70 bear the brunt Of hostile attack But maybe that
this movement 10 merely subordinate TO sne ,randcr
scheme about which useless 10 specnlo At resent
Though railway bridges be torn up and tsegaph be cut
the Of boodshed will come QuicbS cncugi and Il
% likely not 70 fail short Of any nations that may
allies OF Austria viii make the la,e,fower ali lie moro
anxious 10 gain signal victory, M me tone Of the
imperial government sseus an az ava eto.ss uhsca
vii rot sop uni eoAr drrre v'ry % audsned d,fof
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