The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

rave taken place yesterday but that difficulty existed
relative 10 the choice Of the Minister Of Foreign rs
which, as you Sec at present only provisional appoint
ment
MOVEMENTS OF THE AUsTRIANs.
TIE MILITARY AND NAVAL TACTICS OF AUSTRIA
PRIyATGERIrG FORBIDDEN.
Vienna May 13) Coz responderce Of the London Times
The Austrian commander continues TO strengthen his
posiion on that part Of the et bank OF tue Scala which is
re Po Novara and Mor'ara are being strongly fortified,
os are certain points the left bank OF the po between
fIassneto hs Town is on the right bank OF the rver)
and ,he COZ tut nee OF the Ticino and Po
ne Ans' der mil The dfensie and
isfy no 'dns difficult 10 dicne his reason for doing So
The French have eueh excellent nse Of their time
the crces-whch have the fortesses of Torro
La, AlessandIia and Cas1ie their prints dapp-are
row powerful the Austrian army the right
bank Of the Tcino. There was isoe when the AustT
aus might with advantage have acted Extensively, but
the favorable moment lost, and Count Gyuisi will
find IL tomewbat difficult to maintain the position
which he at present occupies in the enemy's country
The general impression in hs CITY that i've complete
ops donnie in SirdiDia, and tha. another Is
about to Jon bem but am inclined to think The strength
Of The Austans the rgh. bank Of the Ticno s
rated People lose sight of the fact that the Austrans
have 10 def I'D the line Of the Pc between Pava
Adrisc Under common circums apces the Rarrsons Of
,he oItresses of Pacepza, Mansua Ferra,a Comac
chic gh sufficient defence the southern part Of
Lomhardy and Verice. but that Tuscany has male
with the SardDans, and French corps
about 10 dsembark the vert coast OF the Ad.iAtc,
becomes necessary to keep considerable bo1ies OF
troops in Lombardy and Venice. AT Cremonas
Casal Msggore, and some other places the left
J,
have been constructed. and the veteran Archduke
Naxmiiisn Este, wbo built tho round towers in the
pegbbohood of Linz, 10 now busy occupied foftifyog
sresceno Modenesc town, which is short distance
from the iron tier OF Parma. The Notifications of Guas
iaa in the duchy Of Modena are being repaired, aud
t6sTe is good reason for believing that Austrian oops
have recently entered the place your opniGn
that the Auetriens ought not to have crossed the cDo
but not unnatural that the Emperor Fraucs joseph
should wish TO carry the the enemy's conotry
rather Than IN his The part Of Sardinia Is
exuemsly fruitful and the Austrlans are no; hxely
L.
exhausted. The southern, eastern and northern parts
CT The Kingdom are unproduclive, and particularly that
part which nes between Now aud Genoa. The Alsni
ons, uto beiiere there mil be famine IN he land AMI
hot he Fftnch ,ctH erxntullty be obliged % bling
oil hn provisions from France, noO oCosn the greater
par u he sun ties for their army from ne prorscss IF
lJcH Nordyo and Lometlnd, ana pay .Jons - ,ch,cn
are likely be redeemed when the Creek eoleuds cems.
In iew dsys-probaoy tuesday pext-the En-
peror will leave for Italy and person belonging to his
suite tells ne that sixty Of HIS Majestys horses yes
terday Verona The report that there h.s been
difference Of opinion and unpleasant discussion be-
tween hs Majesty aud Baron Hess is uniouDded Some Of
Sardniap papers have stated II at General Connt rs
$40 Festeiics has been taken prisoner; but the a.y
before eaterday the officer question was alive aud
we'll and at the head Of bis rnen Ia one of the
recent Sandman bulletins il said tba. the materials
Tor nokng bridge were taken from the Austrians
near FrasEneto but the writer. Of the ofioal
document shot with lOrg bow II l. perfectly true
that the Aus,aps lost three four lootoons but thy
were carried away by the In the last Austrian
right bank Of the Pc were still he'd by imperial trools
but it is probable that the only Austrian fo-ces on h
southern bank OF the river at tbet
tGie du pOrt and the road 10 Voghera rhe trooos
the last mentioned place employed in obseryiop
the movements Of the Sarco French forces at Torou
and Aesssndria During the night between the 3Oth Of
April and the let Of May several hundred Of the peope
OF Carrara marched by way OF Fosunovo 70 Yards the
Lunigisna with the intention of raising CONTRIBUTORS
The commander Of the picket guard Fosdnovo seeing
that the patriots were IN force, fell back Ceserano
where he was reinforced by troops from Fivzzano Two
had two howiiZers with them, speedily routed the
Carraia ople who lost men, about 200 of the
Insurgents took possession Of the castle Fosdinoyo
when the commander Of tie picket retired AS soon as
they caught sight Of the gers they left the place an
ron away at full speed IN the direction Of Sar zana.
The Austrian Cabinet and the Chief of the Army lc3
dhdo have to Gay isBued ordinance for the
Of the navigation OF The AusaD watcrs and Of matte
connected With the same. The ordnance substance
follows
As consequence Of the declaration made BY the parties
to The Paris Congress on the l6h Of April 1855 The mns
rial Royal civil ard military authorities ordered s.ry
70 observe TIE subjolned icjunctions:-
Privateelrg s entirely prohibited TO Austrian mer.
obantmen NO Austrian subject Ia to have thing 70 do
with the direction equipment Of having letters
Of msrque Austrian subjects actDg airy 10 the fore
eorg orders Will be punished according the laws made
against robbery.
The French and sardnisn trading vessels now in Ana
TRAN Tos are 70 be allowed complete cargoes with
I'll speed ana 10 o.paIt they have neither contrab.
Of war nor Other prohibited objects On board Vess.s
which may arrive later Will be treated according TO cr
3. All the commercial rors Of Austria will remain oman
or The merchantmen Of ntua nations but the Imuer,n
government will hot be responsible for any injury they
those OF It's enemies.
a. Austrian chant vessels not to communicate
with any Of the ports il the enemy's States but ney NAV
M Their own risk trade TO other ports with pny articles
excepting car pons, all KINGS Of weapons, lead sulphur
gupposcsr sapetre, and pistol caps bullets militia
Iy eqnipmentf oi al and every kind horses aud muea
The expectation Of military storts cattle and prepared
menie Is also prohibited.
g. The Aue,risn Foreign ministers and Consus In neu
ira countries ordered to project far as ia in their
Iower the Austrian captains and all other Austrian sub.
jecte. 49,
g. Austrian captains other Austrian subject, w an
nay render any kind " service to the enemys fleets m
ftifs VIII be punished according ~ law.
Art is Of no Importance
g. ffeDc1 oLd safo,Dan subjects may remain IN AM
WA DUNG The war, IT they quietly attend to their own
b,siness and 90 not offend against the laws OF H.,
county "'S
Immediately underneath the foregoing IL n t-aus,,,o
o Tie de- aratop relative to the rights OF ua1r, h
was made at Paris by the Penipotebtisries nj The m %
on TIE 10th Of Atr 1856. '"o'S
me Utber Ztuunp continues 10 make he ,oo,, ;o,,
dud,ks IN Ltt,s Nopoleo,s and has shIs t,nj,, 80
.le Siahd Duke Ct Tuscany bias been Le,e no n,s
APPOINTED Minister TO Represent Inn ~ Una uan, n
lea badly DC said haf The o. goatc oorns ,s err ,i
anuf.o by ms act Of sovereignty .ne pr'sont russn
govern ment hos refused 1T the O. aoi
bT dresses, but Der linen has been sen. :, ner rhy