New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30

dor, a.. rnnro9nc,,ve. ana particularly .ha. part
ws;ob t.s between Now sad Genoa Tie A1s-
,,;sns VINO tel.y. there WI be a iahlhs 10 me
lord and ;,at the French will eventually De ob sed 70
him al Nor pror m from France, no~ obtain the
res,sr Mari II thec supplies for their army from the
proyincss If Vercslh, Novara, and Lome!Lns ana
paw IL joAs which likely 20 d. Tede' meu when nc
Greek calends come. Ia a lev us!--IIooaoiy 'h
Tuesday pe1,-'he EmPero- vail eave Tor Italy and a
a-sr telorring 90 h. sli-e tels me that % Of HIS
Majesty horses were Yesterday sent 20 Eeron:, The
renort that there has hccn difference OF opinion ana
on rnnlsa.an. discussion between lis Majesty and
pa1n Uess T. uufo1rr{ed Some Of The Sandman pa
n.rs have stated that Gen. Gem, la-so fes'etlcs hiss
been taken prisoner but the day before Yesterday th
officer in question alive and Well ana a. the head
of hi. uen. H. OF the recent sardhan bulletins u
was "a IA that the materials for making bffce were
taken from the Aas;rian- near frassinet,9 but the
writer Of the oiicsl document -not sfh long bow.
/. j. perfectly that The Austans ht three or iosI
non.oons but they ver. carried away 10y the current
ip the a, Austrian blletin il was .sd that certain
impor,an. positions on the right bank OF the Pc were
sl held by the Imperial troops, bat II : probable
that he only Austrian forces on the oulherh oank OF
the river are a. Cornale-vhere there = fffu-poe
and on The road "a NogheTa. The troops near
the La. mentioned place are emp Dyed IN observing
the movements Of the SardoFTeUch forces at Tortona
and Alessarlra. During the night between the
30.h Of April and the lst of May. several hundred OF
the people Of Cauara marched by way OF Foscinoyo
toward The Lupigiana, with the intention OF raiang
contributions The commander Of the picket guard
fell back .Op Ceserano, where he was reinforced by
troops from Fivizzano Two companies OF Jsgers
probably Austrian troops, who hsd Two bowltZers
with th.in speedily routed the Carara people VINO
lost .eyeral men, About 200 Of the in-urgent. took
posse,.iop OF the castle AZ Fosdinoro when the com
mander of the picket retired but a. soon a. they
caught sight Of The Jager they LEFT the place and ran
away a, fun -Jeed in the direction OF Sarzana.
The Austrian Cabinet and the Chief of the Army
(ComaondoI have to-day issued an ordinance for the
regulation of the navigation Of the Austrian vsiers,
and of matters connected with the sane. Inc orul-
naTce il IA substance a. follow:
As consequence OF the declaration made by the
parties to the Paris Congress on the 10Th of April,
1856 The Imperial ROYAL civil and military authorities
ordered strictly TO observe the sutjoned eIunc-
tons:
~. Privaeering is entirely Prohibited 10 Austrian
merchantmen. No Austrian subject s 10 hsve any
thing do with the direction or equipment OF vessels
having letters of marque. Austrian subjects ae ing
contrary To The foregoing orders will be punished ae
cor6iug 10 The laws made against robbery. = The
French and Sandman trading vessels now in Austrian
ports 20 be allowed 10 complete their caTgoes with
all .peed and 10 depart. if they have neither contra
bard of war nor other prohibited objects on board.
Vessels which NAV arrive later will be treated accord
ing to circumstances. 3. All the commercial ports Of
Austria will remsin open for the merchantmen Of nen-
ra nations but the Imperial Government viii not be
responsible for any injury they may suffer from their
own warlke operations from those OF IL enemies
4. Austrian merchant vessels are not to communicate
with any OF the ports IN tie enemys States, but
they may at their risk trade 10 other ports with
any articles excepting cannohs, all kinds Of weapons
lead, sulphur, gunp0wder, saltpetef, gun anu pistol
caps, bullets, military equipments Of all and every
kind horses and mules The expectation OF military
stores cattle, and prepared meats i also prohibited
). The Austrian Foreign Ministers and Consus in neu-
trail countries ordered TO protect a. far "a in their
power. the Austrian Captains aud all other Austrian
subjects. &. Austrian captains othr Austrian sub
iects who may render any kind Of service 70 the
mys fleets or ships will be punished according to law.
Art. is Of no import ance. < French and Sandman
subjects may remain in Austria during the war, II they
quietly attend to their business and do not offend
against the laws OF the country.
Immediately underneath the foregoing is transla-
ton If the declaration relative TO the rights OF nentras
which was made al Paris by the PlenlpotentsTies OF
the Powers on the Eth Of April 1876.
The Wiener Z,ituRg continues ~ make the most VI
client attacks on Louis Napoleon and his whole family
Since the Grand Duke of Tuscany has been here he
has appointed Minister to represent him al tls Court
II need handy be said that The Diplomatic Corps l.
greatly amused by this act Of sovereignty. The pres
ent Tuscan Government has refused TO let the Grand
Dutchess have her dresses, but her linen has been
to her. The horses which in the stables of
the Grand Duke have been sent TO Turin, for the
of the Sandman army.
II is known ssys the Paris P,esse) that the Austi-
an sili,ay operations ore planned al Vienna by the
Aulic Council. and that the Generals execute them,
such as they are, with scrupuous exactltude. The
orders and orders often nOpportune in their
arrival and doubtful their meanings was the case
frequently during the Italian az the close of the
last and beginning OF the present century, In 1873
only the obstinate determination OF Radetski 10
main shut mp in Verona notwirbstsn ting the repeated
orders from Vienna enoinpg aim 10 fall back upon the
Tyrol which saved the situation of Austria in Italy.