The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-11 00:00:00

THB WAR.

AUSTRIAN AND SARDINIAN BULLEITNS.

The following official bulletin, we learn from Mr.
Renter, was published yesterday at Turin :
.. The enemy have evacuated Livorno, Tronzano,
Santhis, Cavaglia, Ulu:01a, and Vercelli, and have
recrossed the Seel& in great hute, leaving part of the
levies of forage, &c., which they had demanded,
behind them. Yesterday a strong Austrian column
with four generals was at Stropiana. This morning
they withdrew hastily from Camino and Stro.
plans."

TURIN, TUISDAY.

The Austrians withdrew yesterday from Trout=
along the road to Vercelli. to which town they were
going with a force of 8,000 men and 26 pieces of
artillery. An ineffectual attempt wu made to con-
strut a bridge over the Po. Several carte carrying
wounded Austrians have returned to Gravelloaa,
where the enemy continue their defensive works.

VIENNA, TVUDIY.

The Austrian army has taken up its position be_
tween the Po and the Baia to await better weather
before renewing offensive messores. Our troops
have destroyed the railway bridge at Valenta. The
Count de Chambord has taken his departure for
Prague.

The following official bulletins, published at
Turin, were but imperfectly reported by the
telegraph :

lA.—MAY 7, Moaxixo.—Tbs asamy los miesatxt
Csidesuovo BttAlti tale. UN amuse d easel, Giro*
_ _

they Ita;e bop-bolsi N. war of the

°birch De/la Croce, end are prepilriag to biro the bridge.
Other French troops have arrived at Tarim. both isfantry
sod artillery. No liaportaatt MOllllllOl4 ea the part of the
Gamy. The ryes c 4 the Royal Query, M. Tecahlo,
are also oitosdoll W the provisos of

No. 17.—K.&7, IVlNlllo.—Yetterday, the Acutrkse
eiedidealy evaereated Vegbaret leaving bolded the provider
they lad exacted. Poeteeertee t. deo free. The woods
bridge oa the eerie* sear Tortoise, hie alreedy beau re-
paired by ear trooya. The many, la reeserting the Po at
Glee* red tke bridge they had built sad which they have
shoo ilietreyed. Nod** sew bola Velma sod Beeeigease.
A her cavalry &oldies of tbe essoy halo this day mods their

parse, ;$ &wilds. It appears treat traitworthy se-

oit.tata that the Atwitter teatime Utak Weida* of dolt-
tying theloselves on the Orb, oar the brldp of Vercelli, In
tmosecoacs of white they have premed KO mimeo into
their emirs, half of whoa work by day sod the other ball
by alibi.
No. 18. -Mar 8, bloaNtoo.—The day before yesterday
Grner.l Cialdlni mode a mconnaissance la the direction of

Vercelli, the resift of which we de lot yet know. Oar light
iafentry have made some primers in the nelgboarbood of
&le. The rhemsfal assethas of the Austrians still con-

thus; they carry cm this ear more so robbers than as I
soldiers. At Vareelli, ht oddities to 100,0301 r., they Moo
hated on having all tbs leather to the gloss, 6,000 skids,
users for an equal quaray, 100 Mks. of prownder daily
fee Ivo days, snd 300 seeks of ries. At SOL, ems Eyrie.,
Noma, of Pada, a spy of the essmqr, has been shot
saw ban tried by eturt-martiol, ami nmentmeuely con-
densed.

IEOOB FACES.

The Nord says that orders have been given at
Marseilles for the ambulation of his Majesty and
Prints Napoleon at noon to-day (Wednesday). The
Emperor will arrive at Genoa to-morrow, and will
proceed at once, it is thought, to headquarters at
Alassandria. " The accounts," says the Nord,
"from the seat of war, report a of of u quo of whisk
the principal frame is the bad state of the ground,
owing to the rains and floods. In all probability
the Emperor of Austria will take the command of
his army at the same time that the Emperor of the
French will put himself at the head of his regi-
ments."

The Duke de Levis has sddreased a letter to the
Paris journals stating that the motive of the Count
de Chamb3rd's lots andknce of the Emperor of Aus-
tria was merely to thank his Majesty for the asylum
afforded him far so many years on the Austrian ter-
ritory. . _ .

- - .
A small moveable printing-office is, by order of
the Emperor Napoleon, to be placed at the disposal
of the Marshal Major-General of the army of Italy,
That which was used in the Crimean war is now
being re-organised for that purpose. N. de Bt.
Georges, the director of the Imperial Printioroffice.
hu to select those compositors who will have to set
up and print the first bulletins of the proceedings of
the French troops. The director-general of tele-
graphs has also chosen from among his officials such
men as he ociasiders b.s qualified to accompany the
Emperor. _

The Opinitale of Turin announces that Count
Nigro, the minister of the royal household, Ir.('
Count Ares, a senator, have gone to Genoa, to
receive tho Emperor on behalf of King Victor
Emmanuel.
The nobility of Austrian Silesia bays just sent a
deputation, headed by Mgr. Foerster, prince bishop
of Breslau, to present an address expressing loyalty
' and devotedness to the Emperor Francis Joseph.
Austriss Silesia is included in the diocese of Breslau,
but still the bishop belongs to the Prussian church

The Piassoidat Gazette of the Bth contains
several decrees issued by Priam Eugene of Savoy,
lieutenant of the kingdom. By the first, no prescrip-
tion of time, however stipulated, shall have the
effect, during the war, of depriving any person con-
nected with the array easy right he might possess
nevertheless, appeals and other mitten of legal pro-
cedure are to continue to be effected as usual.
After the termination or the war, the periods agreed
upon shall return into force, but no period can be
shorter than two month,. By another decree the
copper money of France may be received in Pied-
snout during the war, and is to be considered a legal
tender to an amount not exceeding one franc. A
third decree authorises students to continue their
studies privately during the suspension of university
lecture*, so as to present themselves for degrees as if
they had followed the regular course.
A Paris letter in the indipenrissee says :

The Austrisa merchant they w ll ruffie erverely from the
forced hverruptkin of its commeteiel relations In the East
sad (a all the Mediterranean, which of late years have m-
ewed so erionecas iacteres. At this moment most of her
l'aliaa salon in French ports refuse to meth, and wish to
Mdse thrtueelvee Freud', in °edir to escape the requbi-
tloa•ed their eaptaies and the comic/Lytton to which they
would be subjected! ea their re..urn. Ulm face was am-
Mediate) by a eemi•odlrid note in the Austrian journals as
regards the Germans end the Myriam', but it is serial,
tree es regards the Venetian,. The Au>trian captalth—on
the toe bend seeing their crews disappearing, end on the
ether the period fixed fear their musk le leave France op-
proaching--ers is great perplexity. Oa say other eccesthe
they would bare bad reopens to the Preach authorities, but
to do so sow wind be ridicuknia.