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

SENT OF THE AUSTRIAN
CANNONADE.

A telegram from Turin, dated yesterday evening
(received by Mr. Renter), informs us that the fol-
lowing official bulletin of the Sardinian army has
been published :
Yesterday the enemy commenced a cannonade
from the direction of Valence, but without effect.
From Cambio the enemy advanced towards Sale, on
the left bank of the Po.

" Another advance was alio made towards Trino.
An ineffectual attempt wu made by the Austrians
to cross the Po below Fraveinetto. On our side
twenty men were killed and wounded."

The following official bulletin was been published
at Turin on Tuesday :—.' The Austrians constructed
bridges yesterday evening over the two branches of
the Po in the direction of Tortoni. The enemy has
everywhere levied heavy contributions on the Bar.
dinian population."

The MOnileur of to-day contains the following :
" The Emperor has decided that Austrian subjects
may continue their residence in France and the
French colonies, as long as their conduct shall not
furnish reason for complaint.
" Admission of Austrian subjects into French ter-
ritory is to be allowed only on special authorisation.
Austrian vessels now lying in French ports, or
which may enter any French port in ignorance of
war having broken out, are to be granted a delay of
six week' to quit those ports for their destination, or
to repair to neutral ports."

The Hoslaeur aleo publishes a telegram from
Alexandria, dated yesterday afternoon, which
says:—" The rain hu fallen in torrents since yes-
terday. The enemy ha. crossed the Po near Cambio,
but no engagement has yet taken place."

The Emperor of Austria is preparing to take the
command-in-chief of the Austrian army with General
Her. The latter, it is said, does not approve of
General Grilses plan of attack. On each side
the most formidable preparations are being made for
an action.

The Nord says that to check the march of the
Austrians upon Turin, the Sardinian government
has not only inundated all the plains of Setae, but
has destroyed the bridges and interrupted the
communication by cutting trenches at distances of
100 metres from each other, across the road.

The Suisse says :—" Our private acoonnts inform
us that Piedmont is making arrangements for pre-
venting the Austrians from establishing them_
selves too strongly in the mountainous part of
the district of Novara. A battery of artillery end
some troops have arrived at Domo d'Ossola ; united
with the National Guard, which is strongly or-
'seised, they will offer a sufficient resistance to any
coup do maim. Garibaldi, moreover, is expected to
occupy Birdie, Benne', dec., with several battalions
of volunteers."

THE FRENCH ARMY.

General Troche, it is said, will be named to re-
place the late General Boost, whose sudden death at
Beta has been mentioned.

The .Marseilles journals of yesterday announce the
arrival in that city of Generals of Division Camou,
Gault, and Auger, and of General de Brigade Rose,
on their way to Italy.

The Havre journals state that the government has
hired three steamers of that port belonging to MM.
Barbey and Co., the Havre, the Dordogne, and the
Gironde, to convey atoms from Marseilles to Genes
foe the army of Italy. They add that it is believed
the government has also hired two steamers of the
Havre to Hamburg line, the Paris and the Ham-
burg, and that it is thought likely that it will
hire all the great steamers of Havre suitable for
transports.

The Gasetts des Hopitaux give, the following as
the appointments to the medics: staff of the army of
Italy:—Baron Larrey, surgeon-in-chief; M. Chem-
ponillon, surgeon of the lst corps ; M. Houdin, of the
2nd corps ; M. Balleron, of the 3rd corps ; and M.
Fenn), of the 4th corps. MM. Lagouest, Berthe-
rand, and Cantu, are attached to head-quarters ; and
MM. Mery and Napoleon Perrior to the ambulancss
of the guard.