New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
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Austrian HgADQuARTERs, GARLAsco, May2'.
Those who think the Austrian troops are dspn,ed,
or that any Of them wayerlDg IN their allegiance,
are much mistaken Nothing exceed the spirits Oi
an and the common enemy has caused all Internal dts
likes 10 cease az all events for the moment One pat
talon bivouscks in the square Of this town Inese
have observed aientiyey, and, for the ins,rue-
ton Of those who think the Austrian troops par
will tell YOU how they pass their evening". Ao"u,
O'Clock they all crowd round the band, when Il ieu ny
Farbach the well known Viennese composer a,h .'iNe
the greatest delight 10 stenD g TO the music puIAns
The intervals Of the instrumental muslc partrs "
t-e,tv y, ,b;rv Of these fo-eaed savages sin5 ID
ynannsr which have not yet had the pleasure 20 near
eouaed in France or Eogiand lyfoiese songs iono"
Vennese and then sometimes the band strikes up soU
Hurgaran tune, and in an instant space IL cleared
Ard every Hungarian in the crowd joins IN dance or
Farbach gives one Of his exquisite waltzes, and
hundred Germsns seize the opportunity OF enjoying
their favorte dance. Hairy fellows in thick shoes and
gTeatcoais, their only available partners u DC
seen; but It'll IL is very pleasant 70 see these men
amusing Themselves in 80 refined manner l have
even seen one man, mounted on chair, recirng poe
try 10 an attentive crowd. The Italians stare a. All
this Their behavior is very uncertain On all Occasions
even Jaw inhorpitable innkeeper the other day.
Count Gyula has thought prudent 10 order them al
70 be disarmed, because one Hnzzar wa9 murdered 10
Voehera and on the 10Th some s6Orers, or men dressed
as SUCH engaged in the Gght at hontebelo Gen.
Zobe reports from the right that patrols have been
seen dressed a. counrymeD supposed 70 be part Oi
Gsribaldis corps. As these might enter singly even
the headquarters here, you will see how absolutely
necessary is to forbid all but soldiers 10 carry arns
OficsJs here are requested not 10 ride out alone with
out great crcumspection, and to dstrus all parties OF
men, even though they may appear To DO engaged IN
the harmless occupation Of hayInaking.
The leaves just being stripped from the mulberry
ees 90 one will be able here and there to see quar-,
ter Of mile, but hitherto long'range cannon ana
long range rifles would have been OF no use. Apr0p0s
Of cannon saw FTeIch shot fired hom one OF their
new guns at Valenza the day they made the expe-
dItioD with RATS against the Austrian bridge. Inc
writer of the ofcaat bulletin about tnat en4r was,
therefore mistaken in supposing that the French did
not reply 10 the Austrian fire. BY the way, twenty
orfhrty consecut We bulletins contain similar mistakes,
people " III not place II uch faith in them.
The shot is a bad imitation Of Engstroms patented
one description Of which he bought at the Com
missioners of Patents for few pence. IL has The de-
feet Of tb8t-viZ small bearing surface, without the
advantage which rendered that necessary-viz., me
decrease in the pitch OF the TWIST OF the grooves IN 'he
barrel.
party Of Garibaldis men have penetrated into
Lombsrdy by the north, and are supposed 10 nave
passed through Switzerland. Parma, Modeoa ana
Tuscany have been dragged into the war. Must
Switzerland share their fate
That its neutrality has been violated now u only, az
i say, matter OF suspicion; the men may nave neen
clever enough to the 1lclno or the Lsgc Mag
xiore ard TO evade all patrols and outposs. General
DUrban has gone to hook after them with his flying
column. This officer is most active, and POSSESSES toe
eutire confidence OF his commander. and also oil MS
men, with whom he does wonders, appearing generally
posed to be a hundred miles off Que day Bresca is
slgbtly disturbed and instantly Urban appears; the
Alanese, seeing no troops about, begin 10 thhk that
the day has at last arrived when each of them IL to be
q Prime Minister when suddenly the streets are pa
raded by 900 or 1000 men; then Como has little
civil war on s own account, and just as gentleman
arrived by train from Milan has related that he left
DUbans corps there, BIZ is subjected TO The suspicion
of naccuracy by it's appearances ut Como.
visited the hospital at Pavia yesterday. Nothing
could exceed the cleanliness Of it, nor the attention to
the comforts Of the sufferers but you must not take
this as faithful picture Of the usual state OF AFFAIRS
Sor report had been circulated that the Emperor was
70 arrive Immediately, and fancy thiogs were ar
ranged to meet and not displease bis eye.
The wounded officers speak in high terms OF the
French particularly Of the way in which they advance
in skrmis hing order. As for the bayonet, of course
German thinks himself irresistible as does an English
man. Frenchman, and Belgian. la describing an
engagement in which ne has taken part, no man.
suppose, can be perfectly impartial and 1t would be
rash 10 rus; implicitly TO any one sided account Now,
situated as am am entirely cut of from ali but
one-sided information; So although can make GER
tain of telling you nothing but the TRUTH cannot by
possibility arrive at knowledge of the whole truth.
II would require 20 at least to be eyewnesses OF
all that goes on between Vercel on the one flank and
PiacepZa on the other.
Ry this time / dare say people are beginning 10
acknowledge that my account Of the treatment of the
natives by the Austrans was the true one The
Ammonia published at Turin, even, anu glad to ind,
cries on, against the exagseraon OF the Pedmontese
press Some of these extremely absurd. read
to day most eloquent denuncation of the atrocons
conduct Of that hend General Benedek at Vercel.
Now this Genaral is very determined soldier, ana
doubt not would have kept the Vercel people in good
order but he has not been there at all, in the iirst
place and in the second, the good folk ri Nerceh dd
not require treatment from any one. As to the
amount of contributions demanded, cannot be mis-
taken. see daily conveys arriving from Milan aud
Pava with bread and wne that the assertion that
the Austrians not only live on this country bat send
prov sions into Lombardy, cannot be true l see Inc
corn standr e. except in the few fields where the troops
have bvouaeked. ride about the country and see
that no wanton destruction of property has taken
place. This respect for property has, in my
humble opinion been carried rather too far The rail-
way from Tortona to Sradela is now a military en-
CINE and every ounce of food left in Voghera saves
the invaders the time and labor necessary TO trans
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