, 1859-05-14
The XyQrIikc Movements.

4 letter from Paris dated the 18th, remarks:
From Toulon wc learn tha, :hr 33;th and c;sth Of
the line embarked on Friday for Gcnna-at least
this wnS presumed tn be their destination. The
first regiment the Foreign Legion is announced
ashaying arrived Yesterday ut Aarseilles. The
t4th Of the Inc. belonging to tue First Division
General Forcv's,> left last night, accompanied
10 the Lyons rallreud by anunbcr of the work
ing classes, singing the "Chant DIS Girom3in:.' =
".lonr;r rour III itttri<t'. and uuitin. cries Of
"lir< rEmyr-tnr," "JIrt FNali<," 's-Nost nur
K4i<ere:th&,." The fourth division has not yet
left. Marshal Canrobert has arr',cd Ut Lyons.
4 letter from Tours Of yesterdays date men
tlous that General paraguay d'Giliers, whose
departure for Toulon is announced, was said to
be abon, to command IN expedition TO the .Adri-
a1ic. His baggage and that Of his staff we're de-
snatched yesterday. The Courier dss T It.rr an.
nounces several movements Of troops in that de-
part,nent. The 4G.h Of the line has arrived ut
Grcno5le. The l4ih Of the Inc is likewise en-
camped in that ncighborhool. with two conra-
nies 'f tue ID regiment Of Engineers. A bs1. i.
talsnu of the 56th aud sth EhasseuFs arrived at
Grenoble on the .'Hh by the Lyons Railway. \
second battalion of the 5Hth is likewise expect
ed at ut Gscnoblc. Twelve regiments Of cavnl-
~ have concentrated between Laneyillc, Stras-
burg and Nancy.
4 Correspondent OF the pzi'y .Nert, writing
from Genoa on the 2lss says: THE volunteers
vice are more than i ,otlo, and you may add 10
the number 10 to ,00n new arrivals dal1y. I
xrn assured, upon the very best authority, that
tho spirit Of these Adventurous Young men il
the very best imaginable. They arrive in this
part Of the country often after enduring WI
ricty Of hardshfps and dangers in their I'll: :.ht
most Of them. also, seyering those domestic as
sociations which root tho Italians to their na-
tive place more than anv other people on earth;
and on reaching their dcpots They all, eycn
youths OF family and education, willingly enter
the the ranks as mere private soldiers, and sub
nit to an amount Ut drilling which would bo in
tolerablc to the hardest recruits"
The Vienna correspondent Of the 7iu.et, writ.
ing on the Esd, SAYS: The preparations for war
are carried on with great energy in all parts Of
Germany, and Bavaria has already between H.
900 and $4,000 men in d state Of complete prep
aration. On the ed inst. the managers Of tile
Frankfort railroads received telegraphic notice
that sixteen special trains. full OF troops, were
Ah0uI n pass .througn., i{atoger, Aectlenburs
and o1denburg atc aboutso make tie 10th eorps @
d'arn.r u7obilc.'f
The Turin correspondent of the Tim<., wri-
ting on the 26;h, does not think the Austrians
will get TO Turin. Tile country has been laid
under water, BY mems of the canals OF irr;ra-
the road Temporarily impossible. The Sardiu-
i4- sc-e-nmcnt has appropriated Ill horses be-
longing 70 private iaa; i3uals, the highest price
eioe. ~ " >' -
TCais, April as.-The Austrians have made
no attack up to the present time Troubles in
the 1t:lian duchics.
GENOA, April IA despatch from Spc1sia
states that disorders have broken out 10 tie
Duchy Of Massa. Political prisoners hare been
set free.