New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
ENORMOUS AUSTRIAN ARMAMENTS AND
PREPARATIONS.

The Vienna correspondent of The Times, writing on
the 23d, says:
Some distinguished officers Of opinion that the
conn ander Of Austrian forces ought not TO have
crossed the road Leading from Voghers To Plscenza
but Count Stadion who is the commander OF the 9TH
corps drmSe had received orders o acquire accurate
knowledge (geRaue heRntR!ss/ 0f the position and
strength Of the French force Noghera which was
supposed 10 be under the command Of Gen. Mahon.
| Yesterday veLtured to ask whether Count station
had rot received check, and the reply to my question
was-'As he had succeeded in executing the order
given him. and made good his retreat 10 the left bank
of the Po, il cannot be said that he had received a
cAlapDe check 1t is true that he sufered severe
loss but 30 did the enemy, who was IN great force.
we are satisfied with the result of the expedition
We have learned the exact position and strength of
4 the right wing Of the enemy, and nave besides,
acquired the conviction that our troops night az
well a. the French The lst corps Garmee, which
il commanded by Gen. Count Clam m-Gallss, will
in few DAYS go from Bohemia to lnnspruck,
by way of Dresden liof, Bsmberg, Nuremberg,
and Munich. The corps consists OF iD eo0 men, WITH
the customary number Of guns. Six cavalry regi-
ments aso their way from Gsicia to lnnspruck
The Austrian army at present consists OF twelve cor ps
darse but order To raise four new corps - likely
10 be issued. In q few days an Imperial ordnance fJr
'conscriprion' Of 100, 90 men will be published.
The late Marshal Marnont used to say that Austria
could stump armies out of the earth; aud Louis Ma
poleon will find that such Il really the case, How
Austria il to maintain such vast host Il problem
which wiser than myself are unsble To solve.
2iO 600 men, in Italy, and by the middle Of the month
Of June the army will probably be 3j 900 strong with
70 600 horses, ard from $50 - J0 guns. There are
people who talk Of the being ended in one cam
paign. Napoleon has 90 enemy to deal with whom he
will either not be able 20 at all or only alter
long and deadly struggle. The idea OF 'locaizng
the is absurd for the Christian populations in a..
ropean Turkey rpe for miscbief, and there VIII
soon be general rising among them"
The Aue.bSrg Gazette contains the following par
ticulars relative TO the command Of the Army It's
strength and position. According to this ouroa its
center under the immediate command Of arshsl Gyu-
lai is stationed between Mortara and Psvis; the
right under the orders of General Zobe is In the line
between Novara and the Lago Maggiore; while the
leh under the orders Of General Benedek, stretches
between Pavis and Piacenzs with its advanced forts
reaching az far Stradela- To this corps de arn<e
belongs the column commanded by General Staion,
which fought at Moniebello. The total number Of
Austrian troops in Italy is sbou. 10000 The ne
journa contains various statements referring 10 the
fragments and organisation of the Franco-Sardioisn
army "The corps of General Neil" it says, forms
the extreme left ofthe army and stretches the
Dora Batss, with q view of covering Tunn. The
corpe Of Marshal paraguay d Hilers forms he igh