New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
THE WAR.

Marshal Canrobert had addressed an order Of the
day from his headquarters at Aessandra to the troops
under his command. II concludes as follows:
=" Soldiers +! The preciptate march which you have
inst made the Alps has not allowed the solicit
Jude Of the Emperors Government TO supply you with
all Of which You stand in need. You will receive
it. You must call 10 mind that the warriors our fore
fathers, who have preceded in these fine countries,
in want of everything at the time that they COW
cred the flag of France and the country with mmorta!
glory The great French army will soon find itself
opposite the Austrian army. They are old acquaiL'
ances. Both have each other at Lodi at Arcpli,
at Marengo, and at agram-iustrious names, which
you will eoou cause to be followed by others equally
glorious
The Paris Pay; says that the depredations coTnrni-
tied by Austria in Piedmont are for the purpose Of
filing the military storehouses Of Lombsrdy. They
are literally stripping the Piedmontese Provinces Of
hay, grain, provisions, and everything they can carry
off; and according to the French journals, they DO
this with the creates, rgor and cruelty.
The Pays also states that Rear-Admiral Jeurien de
Lagrayere had left Genoa in the Algesiras for the
Adriatic to give notice the military authorities that
the poIts Of the Austrian coast in state of block
ade.
The correspondent OF The London Globe saws of the
Austrian acquisitions in Piedmont under date Of Turin
Mays:
Although the Austrian troops have not dared TO 90
in seraeh Of the royal army, they have freely commit
ed all kinds OF excuses in the provinces they occupy
Official bulletins Of the Sandman Government have a.
ready published to Europe some Of the excesses
Here are e few more details not less authentic:
On entering Novara Gen. Gyulai demanded daily
supply of 100 90 rations of bread 1900 rstons Of
meat 50 000 ratons Of rice 30 600 Of salt loo 600 Of
tobacco, - $40 of oats coo quintals of hay and 400
breu'es OF VINE These enormous supplies TO be
continued during Eve days. They were altogether out
oproporon to the number Of troops stationed in the
town, and We're, moreover, sent at once into Loui-
hardy fthere was any delay in complying with the de-
mand the town was 10 be lined FIVE tines the value Of
the provisions required and in default of the payment
Of the fne the town TO be given up TO pilsge. All
horses had also been given up.
AT verceit, acquisitions were made Of the same
Kind and on the same scale the destination Of the sup
plies being also the same On the 9Th of the month
all the leather in the town demanded as well az
an enormous quantity Of rhirts and cloth; and not
only this but contribution Of 800 O francs was i'm
posed upon the town. The supplies of provisions con.
tinue to be demanded and, according TO the latest
news al the provisions 10 vercelh will be e1h susted
and the town will be exposed 10 famine.
"At Vogher daily supply was demanded, to con.
time for i've days, consisting Of 900 rations Of
bread $1,000 Of meat, 50 900 of wine 50 900 of TO.
bscco, $1,000 Of rice, 800 Of hay and oats in pro-
portion.
AT Ter-a-Nuovs, q mere village, requisition was
m&de for $500 Tatons; o. Csstslnuovo, also snail