New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
THE LATEST.
PARIS, Saturday, May 2S, lSj


The Moniteur Of to-day publishes the following
telegram:
ALrssavDRa, May 27.-The situation of affairs
affords nothing new 10 note.
Madrid. Nav 27.-Accordpg to advices received
from Lisbon, the Portuguese Government has de-
clared TO the Cortes its intention of remaining neutral
during the present war.
BERsE Friday, May ", p. m.-According to
message from Mugnano of to-day, Garibddi left
yarese this morning for Como.
Six thousand Austrians are concentrated at Gamer
leta Railway. Commune ation between Camerleta
and Milan is interrupted and also tho telegrsphs from
Calico to Joceo, and through the Vaeline.
Turin, Friday, May %, 9:3O p. m.-Austrisn steam
ers are cruising about Lsgo Maggore, threatening the
country on the banks Of the lake. The inhabitants
being in arms offer resistance TO the menaces Of the
enemy.
The steamer Radetzki appeared before tie town Of
Canoddio and fired few shots without fleet, but the
discharges from the small arms of the National Guard
soon compelled her to bear away again.
A private message received here announces that
Gen. Garibaldi occupies strong position near Va
rese.
Yesterday evening, Count de Salmour departed ior
Naples.
pie have risen and pronounced for the kGg Of Sar-
dinia.
Gen. Rbot,i, with Tuscan troops, military eng-
neers, and gendarmes, entered Panns amid the
plaudts of the people, who declared for the King Of
Sardinia and Italian Independence. Tne Parmesan
troops have retired.
The official bulletin published to day ssys GAR
bald has occupied position at ST. fermes, but many
OF his oflicers are killed ard wounded Our troops
continue attacking the enemy, and have penetrated
as far as Como. The town Of Como was Illuminated
ard grest joy prevails among the population. The
enemy is still at Camerleta.
TRIESTE, May 27.-Advices have been received
from c, rfu TO the o3i. Two Austrian steamers had
arrived thers without hindrance.
LoXDov, May -Noon.-On the l7th the Red Ses
telegraph was successfully laid a. far Us Suakim dis
tant about 500 miles from Suez.
The Paris CORES pondent of the london Times an
that the army Of the East is TO be increased
from SC, coo to $50 900 men.
NJ. Talleyrand Pergord has been appointed Embas
sador of France at Naples.
1t was reported at Paris yesterday that NJ Bene-
detti, Director of the Political Department in the
FreIch Foreign Office, has been appointed to ex-
traordinary mission to the German Confederation.
The siege feet ready to sail from Toulon is COM
posed Of 81 vessels and n-boats
The French Mi1ister of Marine has ordered two
additional ships-ofthene and txo frgates to be pre-
pared immediately for sea.
1t is stated in the letter Of TIE London Times of
the o5th, from Vienna, that Garibaldis corps wa
only fifteen miles from Milan
Tie London Times was seized al the Paris Post
Office yesterday.
a letter from Alesssndrs says that when the car
riage containing the Austrian officers and other
prisoners taken at Mouebeo, passed before group
ofthe French Imperial Guard, the men ranged them.
selves in row and took of their schskos.
A decree Of the Empress Regent enacts that in
virtue of The law recently adopted and Of bull of
the Pope, the Episcopal See of Rennes shall 3e
raised into an archbishopric, and another decree
signed by the Emperor, and dated from General Im-
perls headquarters al Alessandra, appoints the pre-
sent Bishop of Rcnnes TO be the new Archbishop.
A FRUITLESS ATTEMPT TO CROSS THE Po.
C0sTe-poudenoe Of The London star.
PARIS, May 26, 1859.
A dispatch from the Emperor, received yesterday at
the Tuileres, announced that at five O'Clock il the
morning the whole French army 10000 menl
headed by his Msjesty himself a. com nandine the
center, paraguay d'Hilhers the right wing and
MacMahon the left, TO make one vast determined
effort to cross the Po, Vaienzs. The day yas
passed in the greatest and most natural su1iety al the
different mpis'eres anxiety reflected on the Bourse
in spite Of the determined efforts made keep the su.
pepse q profound secret, and affecting the fund.
without aLy apparent reason excepting 10 the initiated
At ten O'Clock last night another dispa'ch ar
rived merely Containing few words not ind-
cative of success" The cannon il ,rtill roaring
" ard thing yet is done; the enemy has appeared In
" such tremendous force on the opposite bank that
every effort hitherto made TO construct our bridges
has been uselers. This dispatch has not been made
public yet nor viii il be, moet likely until some de-