The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
VICTOR EMMANUEL KING OF ITALY.
MOVEMENTS OF FRENCH TROOPS

tTaris (Apri 2O) correspondence Of London Herald
Matters are evidently coming to a crisis Lyons has
heen dedDvey selected the place d'drHes for the
expeditonary army. The division Of General Bourbaki
quatred at Beeaneon has been ordered Lyons where
Will form sixth division. The first brigade, com.
msnded by General Tochu consists of 18th battalion
of Chaeseurs Ped and the 18th and 18th Regiments of
Ducror, consists Of the 18th and 49th Regiments. A
seventh division Ia aso to be formed Lyons with the
33d, 18TH Bath and 37th Foot at quartered
Marseies and TOulon and regiment of Zouaves which
is daily expected from Agiers. General Renauts d.
vision was ordered on Monday TO commence march
to the frontier The Sth battalion of Chasseurs which
formed the van, had preceded about six miles when a
messenger was despatched to recall it, but their depar
ure Says the Cou'ir dc Lyons Of yesterday place
in the night by rail- The whole Of division with its
artillery to be sent to its destination by railway The
plan appears TO be TO concentrate large of troops at
Lyons, Whtnce ey shall dtpeyge Oioad the frontier as
10 be enabled TO penetrate into Hy BY sides at ocs
The Sst Regiment of the Line arrived Paris TO- day
from Rouen; the sth Horse Chasseurs expected in
few days
portion Of the artillery quartered at vncenues have
received the new rled ordnance. BY the the pego
taons preparatory to the Congress over the whole of
the 17th Regiment Of Artillery will have received this
new weapon We're hosttes to break out in day or
two, while this reorganization taking place. 1t would in
the opinion OF military men here be decidedly awkward
great many batteries have replaced their old guns in
store, and have not yet received the ones.
toned some time ago that army about 70 be
collected along the Ehine frontier. Numerous cavalry
regiments have already begun their march thther The
tenth rfg'mept OF Cuirassers On its arrival at lie
MAIDS three or four days ago, where, according 70 the
rule OF French garrsops would lave spent two years
received orcers TO hurry across the country Sarregue
mnes lie Mans rather TO the northwest of Tours Sar
fegueminesB on the frontier of Rhenish Prussia ree
ment OF HustaIs has been ordered proceed by forced
marches from Tours 10 Grasse close the Pedmootcse
frontier Quarters being prepared troops all along
the frontier from sirasbog 1bsville and French eno
neer; are houeyng Staspciosly dIo, the Deren frefe,
hlan, and pa,tieala,ly abou. ne Gridge Of Keh
IL asserted that the First regiment of the Foreign
Legion hes not landed in Corsa but remains on boa1d
ship in Ajacco harbor only few hours sai from Genoa
whittier they might coon be summoned by a despatch
The two regiments OF Carabineers who had been au.r
tered at Versats since 1885, left day for Srasbours
and Mulhausen. Military tn me MS il perv sig,iG
cant The Carabineerh are the heaviest cavalry IL toe
French army. Wv
French Commissisriat and attendance officers have
joined the Peomontcse staff, by permission TO teach
tbtm how those departments TO be organized Toe
Piedmonese commspariat in 1913 was almost as bad "A
ours in the Crmea, and was, relatively quite as expen
ave.