The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31
THREATENED TROUBLE BETWEEN FRANCE
AND ENGLAND.

AND ENGLAND.
We are enabled TO state that very angry correspond
enee just poS going on between the French aud Eosh
relative 10 the permission granted oy our
government 10 Austrian vessels to take shelter under our
guDs ~ hsna
ne french government snergstic:y complain On sas,
French vsasea having no fear Of Austrian ships, do not
seek " require "o fame pfotecton'
STATE OF ArFAIRs IN AUSTRIA. =
COUNT BUoLs RESIGNATION AND IT'S CAUsEs-ENG-
LIsB INFLUENCE DID NOT AID HIM-rHE COURT
TUsNs TO xussIA-wBY the CzAR DrsLIxEs
BuoI-NEws PROM THE sxAr or wAs--rae Ac-
cIntNr OK Tur Tv..Sv Tnrrox ~ut n,-rr OF
poRnpArx nv WV. N0A -
nsna. ~ ~ shNNA.
A. e.vep oclosl ses,sras~ mo ~ a co,a Rno caased
he,hsr he da rs 1m.s D" ~ - nvi Ss' M
reouss,os he :, F,n-a =. nssu, o @ - !. -
nv iv that tbe daana,',,m ~ I'm ,u I hi
nrcac. snv rent ssse,i, a., S,a Ia, = y, ~ go w,
~ ay ssa -n n 1pssau, ou. u a. even.
Ssnacrcr: o. ;nrn - - " Ne saq ~ 20 ., ~
AMI ming mat the pv..ey Of Austria l. ahm ,nSeseo
Ms n rswor ~ rnc,rd ouo, ~nJ n vers s1T1s
The conviction Ina, .ha, ~as n.t tV ~ . p pss,
"a Ca,manv -ss La | ~ ~, u',.,
ire that he cons5.rs,v ,.,ar.i h .v ,1 s. ~.
NORA, r. not the sror nc =" " nsvS sre
rsynment shon,d M ccnp,rv n1r ra,yeS"
w.r With F,uuce Ths 00 o.s.. DC s n.,,s
claimed rrop Engand raS ,h., sha sho,,a ac, 40 ~.
French tina. the Asrso must be considered
a. ,h,s ,ha en,;es ~ con, p, unc ns ,.
ON n and sncceeSed in nesnsara Ss conrs ss :.
htpvv m In
~ J ~ re ., -! SS'p p, notu on' r"su'
A. the moment Count Pnol ec ocs ~. s,,, ,..r n
WARDS rseooe,, anoo vas 'axep and g probable tha.
A;on @r R.i nsssa % 90 rs,t tse
a. "se a e~Lnes ns''a VII, 49, ma.les
" Sou,se, y. ou'keu ~ max many conc*sons, gst ne
hH NJ nas my WIN DO sne expense iulney
xas , .nan az ne, own .ninSs snouio pro;
Eess 'nvoIaoy oe'mceh we %. re'elsourR suo
yspna sove.nmsns, we snh SOON see TUG hIeu,
Zssl"y parry !" power aeain IN frussia, ana
W n Mde IS Me eose he re e'sdonhmsM OF the noty
oHao"ce may TehoNaUy H erpecfed "A cnspge ike tnat
above INDICATED VIII NOT be tn the taste OF the English be
their trades against Austria and her rule in Italy,
cowed the tory that IL could not venture 10
ofer an open opposition TO the cy Of the Emperor Of TIE
French srhich fyaught ,rh danger for England
Germany asit for Aaatrta Much VIII, doubtless, be
said and written ahon. tie dssardyn behavior Of Aus
down before Russia. The position Of Austria OF
treme difficulty 10 Italy che has TO head agains.
in the vo,vodna che must be prepared 70 ward or the
eastern and northern frontiers. ip order TO keen
Russia OF bay. While Nustris ia In this terrible
nm armed ncntrastv mud prnsai. toll that the
~ for action has mot vet arrived JnSer xnch cir
sarriorSS In ora"r ~ ncor,iate p,r ca III
has ,Srya,,dlu dJard tIo rscore;I,;on bt,sn R..s,
ard Iutr,o Is in.pos,1e so Iona as he man ,rlo con-
o-otqo,rd Tnn., N,roso. "a, u. 1880 or yGs,on n
false eTor ~ The taxing o the Rss,a stsnohoJ
In The Black Sea IL here alluded to Il ms or ths Oil sl
advisers of h,s Wa;es,v tha Fmne,or Ersncs ",
c,nnnt won Pechb:rg Inc Pres,dent or ,bc cerr,,,.
Diet has been Summoned nv electric tale rranh from,
FIansfort and i is Generate be,ieyed that no , h
nlaaea ~ the hesd r th ru o 'a H. NC VIII ue
world Certainty nrefer Count E,i,y SEradaricI Th,n
who is one Of their most ardent partisans
would probably be more agreeable n Tho j.
tbpn Connt Rechbcro Who VOC ymneria,
rary at Tie time thar the Yencounter toor
tween the Austrian ana Prnssan troons nj
1850. Prince Wipdiscbcraz IN renera,iv haii.
had sometbiDe TO do Win he removaI ~ ca.
Office ard there "a al nnression on INV ,
onss,,an aes n,oo,sS xhan hs '' Wa;e az nay
prince Meter plch n far dnvs AGO :"
There is no direct news or any mpo, ~ f
seat Of war aud il is not surprising that iea .o
as The Austrian COMMANDER in now act, ri
defensive. One Of tue wngs OF bis a ~
AM It would be the height Of imprr "
offensive operation before le recei y e.
! ip'oroements, wbics hs vii pfobabls hr
asaclcs KS des.asa ION :, wocad a5,e
breach OF confidence should make poei
tons occupied by tho Austrian forces; d.. can
DO no harm 70 mention the names Of the
nsndcrs OF 'ne olnerent corps which now are.
soon WI DC, nnoer the supreme command OF
Oonha .yn1a ane second corps is commanded
ny l Ts iCn'enstee, tne tnird oy Prince Ed
aoh NV o. we MN oy Count Station the
se'en py baop Lope the elgntn oy the Chevaicr Won
Beneosk the ninth by Count Francis schagotsche and the
~ IN n on ~ @ nc you estnate ING ssrensth
% Tue s.Vsn Ioips AZ loov0 men you VIII hardly be lar
rom sne run Inc artillery OF the Anstrians s very
po"sI', pe' 20. obvious reasons 1 ex4ct strength can
moi pe gwen mere nave oeen many pouring" DAYS in
Luyy a saa on'a oot recently toe weaner mas be-
come couer AUG hper IL Is said that the Austrian COM
mssarat department Is less good than it might be, and
,nst one oi Tue corps was on short commons
tm1 wIoe lays VI tne iotn INST 'he Emperor
M oi 10y au wen he is at tpe seat Oh war ne
VIII De u poIu man VINO ventures 10 neglect or shrk
his duty. The southern part Of Tessin swarms with
lo'.si ~. ooionel bontems, VINO mas just
.veo WIN lsoeraL LOOPS rs resolved 70 remove them
" once pto me bteror OF the canton General Garba
puomo aoe pa De ntends to cross the Laeo Maegore
ano neae az nIoao mo Lomnardy, but he will find 1t
very olcui, " Pus ns pan INTO execution the Aus'r
ahs ares has oeen SAD oY the swiss papers-n pos
sesson VI oannooio hIa ana iaanza. Laveno, on the
Gas susan9 o1as. o. .ne AXE Is strongly fortified
aSu anu ~ aroma, wnicn IS on the opposite
at Pavs is of opinion that the Lombards
sjonslv defeated NV
nthe 9Th inst the weather dne at vorce that tho
uo.ps me,e ae ~ s1a spis "nen Voint W uiai was
meet Elm. and invited bi,o r. ate nm ~ "u.r
ip the archepeo opal palace 1t said that the Anstraus
are ,or,nS y .eacel o y not likely lhs they vii!
their rresert Ire Of OPERATIONS stsopy bosv os ans
TRAN troops took possession of Gainera (on the right