New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

IRSy csn.nI,,;eo AT Umj They have sbandoned 70
Ne p,sppan one Of the keys Of Austns, weh ioftineo
and full OF magazines. We shah see nv. 20 ,n,nd
Russian sImy viii do. II hss lost its pressnce % n
TEev rob steal and outrage everywhere, 20 the gree
d;.gs,.t ~ the reople They hook down on the h-'"
sps who seem no longer to Ike fighting; oy myssi
me An the Russian officers; the nen are o'u''' WV
not know al Austrian from frenchmAn'
y,v.urs-oy1Y sAPoLEos TO sos.
S1b6,B-urn Nov l5 l3O5.-hr BRorHfk' lie
butin kas told YOU al found 10 Vienna. lTasne9vef-
81 N dav arsn.t the Russian army ana have not oees
ssta6ed with BerDadotte; perhaps tue isIn a.
be,ith. When let him enter Munich and oaizoours
and enioy the glory of these great expeditions ~l,o"u'
hi, having to Are gun or 10 endure any OF tne Ia
tiouipg services Of the army, had night 10 e1Peo
that he would want neither activity nor zea! re A"t
iI me n d1v and on day may Sererd the denny q
ne rOrld Not a man would have escaped me-
hope that he will repair bis fault tonorro" ~ nV.e
active movement. l want Juno Every aay con
yinces me more and more that the generals "nom
have formed are ncompsrably the beet. eontinns
10 be pleased with Aurat, Lsnnes, DaVoast, oouit'
New md Marnont. hear nothing Of Augereau march
Massena has behaved indit renty he maize bad dlspo
sitlons and got himself beaten 1T Cadlero. Prince
Chariess army IL advancing on ne. Inc enIian
country must 10y this time be evacuated IL may De
well 10 let him g. e. Mas.ena know throus 9u soui,
mon friends that am not very well pleased W. not
saw with his courage but with the abilities he 9as
shown This Will rouse bis zeal and may stop the as
order which is beginning in his army l hno" lIat
contribution of 800 coo francs has been imposed oy
tend 10 MAKE the geNevaiS and obteers pA0 serte No
cell so rich that Mey NIL hare no pretet t9r a,fA0Ror-
ing b thar cspidty, the H0bIest OF al prees'"H'
and losing the respect Of TIER soldiers
FINANCIAL Pleasures AND BANK rRoUBLEs.
Nor. Ia. lsO5-An that is going on at the bank nss
been long foreseen BY sensible people The pTncipa
cause l. that they discount every species OF paper ID
cculaon but the root Of all this evil Il THAI -ne .h-
terest Of most of the directors opposed ~ that OF Tie
public and of the State. see little chance II finding
remedy
Tux BATTLE OF AUsTERLIrZ.
Austerlit=, Dec. 3, lso5.-After some days 81 ma
peuvers had yesterday decisive battle. put &c
fight the allied army commanded by the two Empe-
rors Of Germany and Russia IN person. II consisted
Of 20 600 Ru-eons and $4,000 Austrians nave taken
about o. goo prisoners, among whom are VI Russ.ah
Generals 40 cIors 200 pieces of cannon, snd all tire
standards OF TIE Russian Imperial Guards. Tue whole
army has crowned Itself with cory. ,,-,o-
TIE enemy has len at lea from 1919 to l'.ooI
men on the S.lj. DO not yet know my own loss.
estimate II 4. 200 or 900 killed aud twice a. many
wounded ii whole column Of he enemy throw itself
into lake and the greater part of them were drowned
fancy that | still hear the cry OF those wretehes
whom Il was impossible TO The two Emperors
are in a bad situation. You may print tn substance
Of this but not a. Ted rcul letter Of Il ne.
would not be suitable
Tbis reference ~ those drowned at Ausfrlitz Is
highly characteristic. He evidently intended TO
give Joseph, and through him Paris and France
the impression that he wOaj have saved them u
he could. The fact is thus stated by Theirs in his
History of the Consulate and the Empire: The
If, inc Russians threw themselves on the frozen
lakes. The ice gave way in some places but
was fym in others, and afforded al asylum TO
L" crowd of fugitiyes Napoleon from the nil OF
Pratzen. overlooking the lakes ssw the disaster
He ordered the battery of his guard to fire round
shot OF the parts of the ice which remained un-
broken, and thus, to complete the destruction Of
the yretches who had taken refuge there Near
/ LOCO persons ~eIe thus drowned among the
/ " broken ice.
..potyo,'s CONTEMPT FOR THE OPINION - PARIS.
| ScI5nbrvBr. Dec u, lsO5.-I am not accustomed
IN et nv policy be governed by the gossip Of Paris
aud am ny that you attach So much Importance 10
Joseph had written that Paris, suffering under the
y6nt aV clisis alluded to ~ the preceding extract
/ yyas auxiou. for poacel. My people, under all cir
cuIs stance have found il good to trust everything to
me- md the present question Is too complicated to be
| M ielstood by Partisan ctizen. shall
msL. peace When think it the interest of my people
to 20 so; and the outcries of few inrgu6is will not
/ bssten or delay it by siDgc hour. My people Will
ai,gay, be peased when II Knows that am because
lat plY,! that it, Interests have been protected TIE
! time Wien L dolbCated in its sections has passed
STEALING BY WHOLESALE.
Munich. Dee 81 Ie55-MY BROTHER: I an at
| Munich ,bal uuin here few days to receive tue
ratification Il the reatyYGud ~ give 20 the army tie
1aLrd 70 tax. go.ssssion If the Kingdom Of Ma
rles. Marsha hiassena and General SAINT Cyr are
marching that Kingdom with two corps armee.
! have named yos my Lieutenant commanding IN
chef the army Of Naples.
Set of for Rome forty hours after tho receipt of hi.
letter and let yCgr first dispatch INFORM that you
have entered Naples, driven out the traOrous court
and subjected that part Of Italy to yo.r authority
You vii find at the headquarters of the army the
dcc-ccs and Instructions relating to your mission
You will wear the uniform of General OF Division
A. nv Lieutenant, you will have all the Msrshals
| under your orders. Your command does not extend
beyond the army Of the Neapolitan territory. Do
not say whittier you going except TO the Arch
CHANCELLOR let it be known only by your letters from
! the army.
HOW GENERALS ARE TO BE MANAGED.
Munich, Jan. ~, lsO6-I calculate that after few
1ays' rest you will have near 10000 men which you
can divide into three corpe; Massens will have the
largest. General Saint Cyr the second, aud General
! Reyner the smallest consisting of 5000 good troops
! as a reserve. Attach yourself 10 General Reyner.
He is cold but of tho three he is best able to make
good plan of campaign and to give you good advice.
IN orr position Ire secret to make each of the three
! Eeliore hdths kds your Confluence
so STEALING EXCEPT BT SAPoLEos TISsELF.
(.Sasrc letter. Talk seriously to Mcssens and to
s. and say that you will have no stealing. Massena
bas been robbDg terribly In the venetian ccu'try.
| have recalled $ 70 Paris on the came sroun3 He
| il a rogue.
| no FLIXcHisG-JosEPH PROMISED A SHARE OF rHE
oHTsSUTs.
Sfat.gard! Jan. -, ls06.-MY BROTHER: wish
YOU 10 enter the kingdom Of Naples in the first days Of
Feb.uarv. and wish to hear from you in the courss
OF !lsary that dag ID flying the walls of that
/ cavitni. You will make 10 truce you viii hear OF no
eai,ulaticn my viii Is that the Bourbons shall have
ceased to reign at Nal',.. intend TO seal on the
throne pic. o. my own house. In the first place,
YOU il j.. suits you; fnot, another.
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