The New York herald., 1866-07-31
OUR LOsOuR CORRESPONDENCE.

LONDON, July 49, 1866
TIE PRUsso- AUSTRIAN ARNIsTIcE PLAN.
The greatest joy manifested in Italy at the reported
failure Of the attempts to arrange armsce between
Prussia and Austria and the consequent liberty of action
left to Italy 70 her military operations in vene
tia The idea Of being indebted France for the acqui
stion OF veneta utterly repudatcd by the great
Of the nation Neither does it appear probable that
France will take advantage Of the proered cession Of
veneiia by Austria The orders given to the feet
Touon to prepare for active service have been counter
manded and other step has yet been taken by France
indicating any intention her part up the posi-
ton OF armed mediator
THE ADVANCE OF rHB ARMY.
Meanwhile the Italian army is steadily pushing for
ward both in venotia and the Tyrol In veneta the
Ausrans appear determined their forces
within the ortresses, with the exception Of small bodies
Of cavalry engaged in watching thetalian movements
and harassing them much possible. Nevertheless
strong resistance expected from force
the field between Verona and Legnago.
The Italian army separated into two great dvi.
sons, the considerable Of which is commanded by
Cladini the other being under La Marmora The plan
supposed 10 have been proposed is that these corps
should converge upon the line between Manua and Ro.
vgo pass by the forresses and make direct for Upper
vcnetia, the fleet cooperating with these movements
AUSTRIAN pErEScEs
The Austrians already apprehensive OF movement
OF the Isalan towards Upper venetia and making
defensive preparations the passes leading from ve-
netia into the Tyro
GARBAIDIs WORK.
THE Garibadians making way, although slowly,
In the Tro having been successful In several slight
eagemes with the Ausrans The defensive advantages
Of the Tyro however very great and the volunteers
besides lack the trained endurance and the stamina Of
regular troops StiI Garbadtis In himself Of
strength, and the uniaggng enthusiasm which he In
spires among has followers will keep them well together
until they seasoned for tho work they have
do Gaibaili has not yet entirely recovered from the
wound In the thigh which he received lately and gives
his orders during action and reconnoitrcs In open
ehaisc IN which he Is driven about. rt tfif
vENErIA. ID uasF
Baron Ricaso has visited tho headquarters Of Caldni,
IN ordor 70 confer upon tire best mods OF establishing
and organizing the national government in venetia II
becomes occupied by the Italian army The nomination
OF royal commissioners has been proposed but, subse-
quonty, the appointment OF governors, single
raordinary commissioner, suggested. The name of
Pepo put forward for the latter post by Galdini;
but the expediency OF such appointment at the
present questioned and for the present the
form OF temporary rnmont 10 he established in
Veneta remains Undecided. NaN tet
Rcasoll enjoys the entire confidence Of the country,
which gratefully rec0.lecs his refusal To countcnanco
the cession OF Savoy and Nice and particularly appre
cises at the present moment his well known intolerance
OF French dietatorslip. lie receives encouragement
from all quarters day two ago address OF
graduation voted to him by the united committees
Of the lib raj associations and the liberal press union
SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
Representatives the immigrants from veneta the
front Istria and Rome have formed themselves into
committee at Florence for the relief of the wounded In
battle The committee consists OF four Romansa six In
dividuais from the otncr provinces Each associate will
subscribe i've iior monthly until the end Of the
KINGS Foley.
II " expected that King Victor Emanuel will shortly
TO the Inhabitants Of the Italian Ty
ro and OF lra calling upon them in the OF Italy,
their country. and their ndcren.
done eagainst their Austrian rulers