The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18


gers, and exposing themselves toe possible conso
qusnces Of disappointment Of that hope Bat who can
foiesee that the movement In Italy be when tina ars
the turns the hope into vnsrs
Austria falls back from Ancona and Booena when tne
fiery cross Freely runs from town to ,owa aud French
ann and muster in the rear Of their ranksp Ia such a
state Of things II will behoove Austria and be- allies
abe have any TO guard well against any siip
against disaster however partial and temp for
the example and the instgatons Of toe Pednoness aud
The encouragement of the French, viii emboiden
bardo Venetans 10 fall upon their masters wherever
chance Oilers and the ground will soon be TOO hot under
.ne ee OF inc Ausans, even within The walls Of their
impregnable stIongholds.
MOVEMENTS OF FRENCH TROOPS
MAHcH OF THE FRENCH ARMY OF IrALy-LANDING
AT GENOA, AND ENTHUSIASTIC SCENES
Paris (aay p correspondence OF Ine Ioadoa r,nesl
ioau nom rats 10 slan Is a. present utter, uptsd
ops Ioao open from Italy ia ny switzerad through
The Gu de Aipes states that the passage of Tre,ch
troops continues regularly. crowd assemblies M tna
arrival Of every railway train aud cheers Inc sos,s."
who reply by "Vtre Ticr Eman,ey' V,re Ia Slro,,ys
General kenants division OF 10 900 men ia to mach
from ChaDberry To Mont Cents The road from
Mau,eDne 10 Mont Gems with troops
ave nave hiihefto," SAYS the Sal Public OF Lyons.
"kept readers duly Informed of ths OF
troops In our city but nov that the word tnsy
will readily Understand the feelings rroprety aud ga
foi nation for ibe future -
A similar course has been very generally adopted By
the pripc pal provincial Journals.
The following letter has been received fro Genoa dat
co The zSth OF april
IL on the 2bn tlat the French troops
From daylight almost all the Inhabitants were Assem- bjai
the ronpars, which have u Of The sea muarient
y awaiting the arrival OF the fret French snip Al length
The Aeeeas ard the Redonbtabe the
TO The port Forthwith ricGs on all sides for
France the Emp, and the allies Toe Sandman naval
authorities had made excellent arrangements for the
landing. After the artillery had tired the usual
salute General Bszaine landed on the Quarantine
quay. The nrst French soldiers had scarcev se s,of
on land when the crowd rusnen 20 the naav
shouting for the Emperor and for France OF the same
time embracing the French soldiers as II thew hat int
a Oay Eronc
continue 10 arrive and two three ships least coma in
rom rouon. Marshal Baragjay d'EIllhers arrvea this
morning. The population OF Genoa Oc ;uDef
with their new friends The city presents the appearance
Of camp rather than that of commercial town The
hey are comfortably logged. The aties
as well as The wives Of operatives themselves in
visiting the camp OF the rurcos in toe valley t1e Po
Turcos. - ~
The artillery garrison at Versailles has received
orders TO proceed to the south. They have ed
Versailles this morning, and probably on their
way to Lyons The Egnteth Regiment OF the Third Div-
sion LETT Paris this day. and the eighty will leave
to morrow The Sky ninth left last night aad the rgen
~ eighth leaves to night
he snow on Mont Gents said still TO delay the advance
OF the troops, who detained at Brancop but by Gepos
They are pouring daily into Plsdmoot
The Dry ade ship OF the line sailed from Marsees o.,
FRIDAY with large force for Italy.
THE FRENCH ARMY CROSSING MONT CENrs-ruEm
APPEARANCE DESCRIBED BY AN ENGLISH rRAvEL-
LER.
TO TIE EDITOR THE LONDON TINES
On the evening of tbe 26h rossed Mont Cents vhere
there were reports of the slaughter the previous ever
ing Of large portion Of the S4rdinau ar ny BY tn, Aus
ans, and OF the rapid advance the latter upon rarin
These reports contradic,ed when reached Sasa
the morning Of the 27th indeed appeared to b. pene
rally ooutted whether the Ausiraps had yet crossed
the Ic'Do in any force 1 found at that to~o the
sdvsrceo guard OF the French army-sone two thou
saDd men-consistiDg OF Cbssseurs de- vloceanes and
Infantry Of the ilDe-ready to he pushed by rail
for the six O'Clock evening train. The same dlyasI
rtcrossed Mont Cents met TWO battaous Of inaatry;
ana again, on the 2sth passed at different stag Of the
route between Landespourg on the Savoy sda Of tho
mountains CuOs the French frontier not eas THAI
u zoo troops inciaalng three rgGeD,s Of hsos and
Drass Held pieces three Of arch
ing rapidly aloug the line of rail, within fs~ m,es Of
each other bile others being convey 10 the train
YVES struck with the dispioporton both Of airy ani
artillery to tbe whole Of the above mentioned orceas
ne road ron ST. an haurIenne, where The rai.~ay
terminates, TO the foot OF the Gems Pass rs exss
lent 10000 is said to be the number troo1s a,oa -
be transported along this The guns we're al r,eJ
quite new, anc very light, drawn by four horses win 81
appeared TO my eye TO want little booj. The
cavalry we'll mounted and the nfaotry had evsrv
appearance OF being admirably efficient botn In dsctone
and conditioI-acive sturdy little fellows auaopga .
only the outset of campiign every man locke as #
be had passed hour of bis existence 10 the ed
hardy, skal and selfreying The the matter is
that sca' cey day passes in garrison that the feoch
der is not compelled TO fence through
exercise with his and eye bis
limbs strengthened, and he has become thorough master
such an advantage over soldier in use of tue
bay opet which we have always exceei inY Nav we not
o.
The bulldog courage aud naturally excellent stsmal Of
the English niantryY Who could doubt the havoc that
would be caneed by handful Of trained pugilsis in
melee, although opposed 10 meG OF any
cabre? Might not be TO certain the same with
the bayone Could it no. be possible to introduce into
kngsb army some instruction and place of exercise cor
responding TO the French regimeDta "Saie d'Armesn
and by this means accomplish the double aim Of improy
ing tne efficiency and occupying the idle time Of
NAPoLEoN's FAREWELL LEvEE AT THE TurLERres.
~ Inc reception which takes place TO morrow night
considered oWali levoa 10
guerJonnere is spoken Of likely accompany the EN-
Ieror with the title Of Secretary General and the fuuc
tons OF hisiororRIapher He will very likely comooss
The bulletins prcclamDg the victories Of the Freucn
army End which Paris and ali France will look for with
go much impatence.
The rumors that aoat yesterday and TO-DAY about
encounters battles, &c are unfoouded. II is not prooa
avoid it before they in full force and that the Pied
moDtese will mapeuvre until their allies come up Oype
what passes 10 Piedmont win not venture on reoas,ng
the mere rumors which proceed from authority snd
Ven are pure ,ancaons ln the meantime troops
uhue 10 move nom this towards the seat Of war.
MILITARY FUN OF THE-wAR.
The Zouaves Of the Guard, says the Paris Cor
RESPONDENT of the Independence Beige, have been
any other regiment which has trsversed F,an nsn
Their contagious animation has electrified the crowi
made by one Of them on receut occas;n the reply
running towards the Ealway, when workmen cried
out "Halloa mate. you are in deuce Of hurry, it ap
pears" "Well, rather, sad the Zouave. "But where
are you off to at that rate? "WhereY' replied ths
course" S'"'"
AT their departure from Marsees the Zouavcs of tho
guard were sated by the accamations thousands of
SPECTATORS grouped upon the es The Journals the
tomn mention little incident which enlivened the sceue
Zouave, initiating the cry Of the railway officials
shouted to hs comrades, Now then, any more goag
for AUSTRIA
Another bade adeu to bis brother the ship Quilted
the quay in these terms, Ny address will be Pose Re-
stante, VIENNA
OPINIONS OF THE PARIS PRESS ON THE
WAR.
From the Presse, May 81
There has not BEEN aud there could not be- any media
ton. Engand taken by surprise and deeply irritasd
resolved on last etc step vague, without charact
without precision, and certainly without hope. Confe
took place. but they useless and ridiculous
that they still going on, 1t said the very ay
that Austria Invaded Piedmont Now, as always tss
Italian question European one but the passage
has taid that Piedmont s our resting place 10 Iay 10.