New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

cOUNTRY-C CENSORSHIP OF THE PIESs-OpFIcIAL
BULLETINS OF THB wAR-STATE or SOUTHERN
ITALY. ,....
Tho Italian feet encountered t1e Austrian near Anooha
on the th but after exchanging shots the latter pat on
steam md made haste retire. The plan of campaign on
that side is Rot developed and there IS apprehension
that we shall butt our heads against the QuadriaeTs y
cral times before the necessity OF movements NJ the
Adriatic under cover Of the feet is fully realized
The gcncralshp of Ia Mrmora the oath is the sub
iect Of some adverse comments think he did not
intend 10 tight that daynor under such adverse conditions
Durando WHO led the first corps conducting recon
nossance in force and the collision came TOO suddenly 10
permit a retreat.
The papers abound with details Of the decepons prne
tced upon our officers; aud, strange II seems, Is
scarcely doubted that La Mannora believed The very
doing Of his sufficient 10 secure It probable sAc
There appears also 10 have been conflict between the
Secoud Corps and the garrison Of Manua, IN which the
latter got the worse with the loss Of 300 prisoners. these
prisoners have been sent 10 Bologna.
There have been several skrmshes between the Can
badaus and the enemy the yrol bnt thus far no dis
tiuet plan OF campaign has been developed.
II j. s considered doubtful whether Gabadi viii not
20 Daimatia. The plan of attacking the Quadriaiefal
in front gives enemy all the advantages OF his wonder
fnv strong POSITION The MinGo is easily crossed; but
the distance between the works Of PeschcTa and Maniua
is only twelve miles that leaves barely miles for
front line of an army Of 100, OoO men.
Very clearly il is only by surprise that path can DE
is not space depoy the force needed for the undertaking
To sit down before these paccsManiua ana Peschera
before they are isolated and attempt 70 reduce them
looks like folly. To attempt to cross the 70 where IL
is three miles wide and rush into network OF iofts
swamps and corras, Is not promising JOB Inc move
ment Of Garibald If Il were well supported aOhu inc
head of Lake Garda the least difficult one from this
side now tha, Garibadi holds several passes.
We see the necessity Of prompt action and that ex-
plains the battle of Verona But getting into leneiia
from this side matter to be settled by numbers or
valor There hard engineering facts 10 be buttcd
against and does not look though the fhcts would
It's surmised that Benedck sent troops venetia for
last Sundays battle, and his inacon III Germany would
favor that idea.
This general seems to be playing Joe Johnston game
of getting the Prussans where he wants them but so
FAR the latter 10 be getting where they want 20 De,
and il looks through Italian glasses rather dark for Aus
tina up that way. We disposed to believe that the
enemys last Sunday won at some sacrifice in
Germany.
The spirit of the country is excellent, and nobody wlh
admit that we were Sunday. II is very Ger.
tain that the Government dispose OF all the forces OF
the nation. There is general demand that the enTo-
ment of volunteers be recommended and would be
were possible and clothc them at once The ten
regiments already in the hed-somc 1908 meI-one-haf
clothed and armed Not than $4,000 Of them are yet
ready
General Pcitinenco Minister Of War explained in the
last sitting of parliament that he had done all he could
and wOud continue 20 do his best TO put all the voun
eers needed into the field and he intimated that the off
would soon be reopened. n
Rcasoli has ISSUED an admirable circular f1e IRE
fect Of the Kingdom the subject Of intg~-al oues.
He stated to 4 dopuation Of the Press q oi'o NnV
visited him Yesterday that we shTau,, noe 1un V''A
from our purpose and should fight "a pauies johe.
The last part Of the stateme a,s,"nco WIZ" ,ro,
Since the affair Of verona. elm "'D'' ~ 81
T osob y the press bears i's customary irris
-, sf I'D the caprice Of the censor, and the
i"Po scarcely knows whether IT is lawful 20 pub.
RI' mis- Of Parliament. a journal in this city
sssnsteIed, yesterday, for copying from Jtc OEcai
Ea7ote windy report Of the encounter Of the fleets
Ancona. OF course The censor did not read The Oai
Gascfr
So much fault has been found with the reports Of the
battle OF the 2lh and the Of details of several snc.
cessve days movements, that official bulletins are Low
Issued twice day. They generally begin, Nothing Of
importance Headquarters are located III church
not any map printed or are left NJ airy uncertainty.
Letters from officers dated. Correspondents are
not tolerated within the lines, and the enemy bceged
10 be profound ignorance Of all movements There
is general acquiescelce IN al this but still il known
that the enemy finds out all about u.s. by Of wen
paid spies and doubted whether the country and army
might not safely know more OF each Others welfare.
There seems TO be general quiet in the South. The
brgand bands closely watched by Bersager and
National Guards, and all possible cOnspators under
arrest surveillance. The prompt severity Of the Gov
eminent has probably Secured the safety Of order and the
National cause in those Provinces.
The crowd Of Seuedsts and Bourbonsts increases at
Rome and they reported 10 be very happy the
9th There danger that collision with the Revoln-
tionists may pecpilae events The National Committee
in Rome has issued address advising moderation and
forbearance until the time for action arrives.
The collected by the Sanitary Commission
larger than anticipated Money flows into its treasury
rapidly since the battle. Miss Grant, said 70 be rea
tive Of tie General has gsen 1000 francs sr clothing
Garbaais The Milan papers publish the fact with
notes Of admiration. NEDO.