New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16


TIE fourth deere orders that duties aud certain ex.
cse dues must for the future be paid in silver, or in
psy able coupons Of the natioual loan.
YIENsA, May THE Austrian Correspondeace
sayr that the Archduke Ferdinand Msxmilian is dis
charged from bis mission Of Governor General of
Lonibardy end Venice.
BLKIis. May 1.-The Pyeussiscie Zeituag states
thai Oh account Of the increasing uncertainty pO-
litical affair.". tie Pru,san Government has re-oved
upon putting tie remaining corps darnee infeai-
ness 10 march.
MAGs.nLis,A April 29.-Advices have been received
from Rome to the 26,h. proclamation has be 'n
issucd by Gen. Logon, recommending the inhabitants
iC Femain Tranquil, di-appoving any manifestations
even of pacific nature, and reminding the populace
thGt the assembling Of street crowds bas been already
forbidden.
Letters from AncUua announce the arrival of 3 00)
Ausriups in thut town.
The following kilograms appeared in the second
edition of 1he Times. Mays:
TURIN, May 2.-The Hing left this morning to
take command Of the army The Austrans, in large
numbers, have quilted PIacehza, and proclaimed
state Of siege. They appear 10 have concentrated
their forces on the left bank Of tie 70.
TRIESTE, April @0.-The Directors Of the Aus
trim Lloyd5 discontinue running their vessels to
foreign porfs.
Tie Pal, correspondent Of Tie Times says: " NJ.
" Delango, 1t is runorcd. leaves the Cabinet
The declaration Of aea eainst Austria is expected
90 appear io the Moneur Of May 2 the day after.
The Au-lGuu EInbasoasor is not yet gone.
The Emperors departure for the army is said to be
fixed for tuesday, TWO days sooner than intended.
An aid-dc.camp has from Londonl Of Marshal
Peli,scr With important dispatches for the French
Government.
The Vienna correspondent to The Times Gays that
the Porto IL preparing for war, and mar pasha is on
bis way from Bagdad to Constartinople
BlRsE, May 2.-Ihe President opened the Federal
Assembly with patriotic speech The Council moved
the following demand, for the consideration of the
Assembly: To sanction the declaration Of neutrality
which accompanied the recent calling Of the contin-
gents by Government. to authorize the taking Of fur
ther defensive measurcs; to open crcdlt not to be
Emitted TO contracting loans; and to appoint Com
mander-il-C CLief Of the Federal armies.
PARIS Monday, May 2.-rhe Moatlear Of to-day
contains the following tclegra'Ds:
TURIN, Sunday eve ning.-The King left this morn
ing to take the command Of the army.
Yesterday evening an inc0nsiderabe Austrian force
occupied NorwG.
TrEIS, Sunday evcniug.-Thc following official
bulletin hhs bcen published:
@,ocG Austrians occupy MoItara, and 400 infantry
and SO cavury Noyaru.
No movement has been made toward Vercel.
The AustIlans in large numbers have quilted Pa-
cenza, ard proclaimed state of siege They appear
TO have concentrated their forces the left bauk OF
the Po.
Gen. Bonst died on Saturday last at Susa Of an at
tack Of apuplexy.
Stuttgart, May 2.-Tbc Chambers have to-day
voted the Government projects Of law for
call ng the Lands chr, for forced levy of horses,
and for opetipg credit of 900, 900 fciins The
debates which took place expressed sympathy with
Austria aud indignation at the longing for war mani
fysted by France.
PAnIs. May 2.-The Pycsse Of this evening an
tunccs tha, movement similar tO that which lately
took place in Florence has just occurred 10 Parma
The Grand Duchess has taken her departure, after
i,ny ing instituted Council IF Regency Tho
Government has expressed Its adhesion to Piedmont.
TUKis, May 2.-The official Piedinontese GasetiS
pubh hes mn account of the late events in Tuscany,
drawing the conclusion that they prove the unannity
Of feeling entertained by the population for the case
Of national independence. The King OF Sardinia has
pied the military dictatorship Of Of Tuscany solely
TO facilitate the cooperation of the Tuscans in the war
ofirdependence, and also to protect public order The
Sardnans in Venice have placed themselves under The
protection Of ihe Russ au Consulate.
TRIESTE, Saturday April 3o.-The Directors Of the
Austrian lloyds have publishet an official announce-
meIt that on account of present political compdca-
tols, their vessels Will for the present discontinue
running TO foreign ports.
A Paris correspondent says;
81" is snid that proclamuIions have been, or arc to
be circulated in Hungary, calling upon the people to
throw off the domination Of Austria. Perhaps Hun
gary will be off, red bait to Russia 1t is certain,
however that Ike Cabinet of Vienna procsSes to- fool
no sort of alarm about IInagaIy, and disbeleves the
possibility of rising
A tcegraphc dispatch from Toulon announces tho
arrival in that port of six Ssrdinian steamers-the
Dora, MozambauO, Tanaro Gcvernclo, Maiatono,
and Caro-Aberto-for the purpose OF taking troops
on board Tie regiments which left ToalOn on the
9th for Genos are the 18th foot CLaSSeurs, aud the
7ith, sih 9lst, and 9sh of the lue. The 45ih and
Gls have arrived al Tvulun and the 9th foot Chas-
seurs are expected. The Algesiras which had con
veyed troops to Genoa, has returned to Toulon.
Acyiccs from NJ lau speak tie immense number
of troops passing through that city to the Pied non-se
frontier and tue Austrian authorities have issued an
inltIdicton to all civilians to proceed there. without
special peru ssion. TheGacd DHke MaS'ml''an has
ei for Venice, aud " obliged to wa't two hours at
Simco a station some miles from Milan so S'ea was
h, crowd Of soliers coming in the contrary direction
or 10th the lines of rail.
The Hamburg Nelcs states from Vienna, that ar-
coIding Telegram from Trieste, British squadron
hes left Malta Tor the AdIiatic 1t Ia added that an
other squadron Is To cruise before Genoa
Mr. D,sra, in speech On the huStings said:
There is no treaty existing between France aud
EuSSa there 10 sccrct convention existing between
,, prs.;o Thorn IL hatwaan France and