New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS WAR ITEMS.

Vienna letter says that by the middle of June the
Austrian army in I,sy will probably be 34 O0Osirong,
with 10 Geo horses and $50 to $40 guns. conscrp-
tion of 100 GOO men was expected TO be made in Aus
tris in few days.
A dispatch dated Berue, May 70, Gays that Carl
baldi had made prisoners the Austrian officials OF tho
town of Varsse and that, according to report he had
under bim force OF 10000 men, but neither cavalry
nor artillery.
The 7riester Ze,tnag states that Sandman Com
missary had proclaimed the Incorporation of Massa
with Piedmont. The journal also states that
Dutch steamer had in violation Of International law,
been chased by French war.shp hosting Austrian
colors.
The tr-color had been hosted at Luvino and Mac
eagno.
Martial law had been declared at Chasso, in the
Canton Tessin.
The Turin correspondent of The london Times
says the feeling there and in other parts of Italy
was particularly hostile 10 England.
The first Austrian corps darmef, 10000 strong, was
to be sent from Bohemia into the Tyrol, by way OF
Dresden and Munich.
The accumulation Of troops in Munich was 90 great
that 2OOO beds had been made up in the Crystal
Palace.
The Austrians have their headquarters still al Nor
tara. They have at this time twenty bridges across
the Po either TO attack their retreat. The
Austrans' attack on Casteggio would favor the
csion that they intend to defend vigorously the line
between Pavis and Pacenza. On that point, indeed,
the bulk of the two armies is collected II is reported
that General MacMshon has succeeded in throwing
part of bis corps darms the left bank of the Po.
The report that the neutral Powers had protested
AGAINST the Occupaion of Tuscany is cOntradicted;
ont was oeheVeo that '"e HngnSh anu rruSSiai'
Embassacors IN faris had MADE oosef'auons on tue
sutJset which were not very well received
dispatch from trieste snyS tna' ABOUT oo ffench
men-otwar were In the Mediterranean cruising De-
tween the Adriaic and the Levant.
Aotla Of eun-boats was ready TO sail from Toulon
,J .ho,,,,, % bo foIlo.,eJ 10 . socond 7, ,y.s
anu wac ~
supposed they were intended ID act against venice.
Five gun. boats which could be taken 10 pieces and
,euopptcd had heen sent IN Genoa They were in
.-I1.e-~o Il, 49,
"nueu -o' N'o on -''"o -."e -, Ill.
Le''ers from honie state .na' Inc greatest en'"uS
asm was produced among the people anu the rrencn
troops by the news of the triumph Of French arms at
Nor,abauo
= IN, rr-. ,.. r III. J, M.
Rlhe lurin correspondent oi IW L0"d0" Da"y
Neus tel, praphs that an official INQUIRY made on
A. -, a,..h;.to. H. ,.o, ,h., ~. o,,,r;hn,;,,.
INC sPo'' 'e'"oAN"'o '"' INV. '"' '
h'ic" v! t"o h"1H'o"' ~ 'Si'''''' M" VIZ" s''
special correspondent of The london Times de-
larsd had not been raised amount To the sum of two
..,I,;o. c..
",Ii,Vh iiaH''
The Paris correspondent OF TIE London TIMES
says that independently Of the eight divisions al
xoaJ, 1..;on.toa ,o e,rm tho army Of ohservation
,,...t - (, =:
unuei iehsn'i' 'oui "''''o""' 1i'''io"' "''' 'S's
organized for the same object
letter from Tonlon states that the enlistment Of
seare, IN that nort If mot abandoned il at lea,t sus
10
P'huu'
Advices from Marselles state That the steamers
arriving at that port from Italy were crowded with
pa,sepeers. The English were leaving Tuscany
,ho po7na, S,o,.. and Nsores
Tb. ~, r., g u.r ~ s.v0.
nTbe T s;r waeLs Granted bv the French Emperor TO
allow Austrian vessel. 10 amt French norts has been
"a :, oonseonence ~ Ersnch and Ssrd;nian
el having been -eIzed bv the Austrians al Trieste:
and we urd,r.tand thai there IL a French war steamer
row crupg in the Malta channel looking out for Aus.
- ,es.l Tbe,. or. be,ween IN; RI o and fr,v Ans
TRAN merchant sbips in tbi. pot none of which. Of
'i'nh in.Ionah snP III sl.o pr, AO"S W ".,,oa vs.
eo.ie' ..S' uNue' p''''H' '"'O''' N"'o
o".' ...,.u. of.,o c;..,. ,.-~;.;,c, from T,r;r
Az r. ,hs ooh ;ns, 80. so,na eto;I. Of an
;nnosn, whicb has been Already briefly mentioned:
"Tbe ontoo-ts of the enemy being on the left bank
Of the Po opposite Valsnza could plainly see from
the right bank the movements of the troops. II
on thu spot that one Of our fed batteries gave the
soldiers Of Francis Joseph specimen OF their skill
TIE Austrians had turned their feld-pieces upon q
mill and fired hundreds Of shot during about hours
with very trfing effect Our soldiers, who were
watching the firing and judged every shot disilter