New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
village. for 50 oxen, 100 quintas Of hay end 900

,or.,ouate. The e1.c. figures cannot be stated,
regular ard formal requsiion has been made. Officers
and soldiers are allowed 10 COMM, excuses Of all
kinds. The persous Of the Inhabitants are respected
no more than their property and the municipal au-
fborities treated with the utmost bsrbarty. Do
the smallest pretex the Austrian officers have recourse
To corporal punishment At Scoppi,na the Syndc,
the Vice Syndic, and u the memb. rs Il the NJ
nieipa Council arrested and carried of as host
ages. The Sybdics Of Mortars and Media have me,
with the same treatment"
In regard tn the movements of the respective
armies, the following are the official bulletins pub
li,hed by the Sardbiab Government:
TURIN, May ll.-Some Austrian siege trains, regi-
ment of infantry, and detachment OF chasseurs, have
recrosed al Grayeona and directed their cosrse to-
ward Casalo aid Pusterlenga in Lombardy. Many OF
the enemys troops concentrated between Mortara,
Palesiro aud Rcbbio. The headquarters Of the Aus
TuRIy, Friday. May l3.-The enemy are increasing
their forces near Castle St. Giovanni on the road from
Piacenza Stradsla. They have constructed bridges
near Vgevano and Motta Vsconi to protect their re-
treat OF to-day. Our soldiers have pushed fJrwari
strong reconnoerng party as far as Cascue d Sera,
near Vercel and our artillery began cannenading the
enemy, which, however, was not replied ~ by them.
Our troops have re,aken their former position.
A later bulletin of the same date, snys:
1.-THE Austrans n their way % Piacenza have 0c
cupied Revergare, on the river Trebbi. The head
quarters are at Robbie. The wounded have been coz
veyed to Accimiano.'
The Vienna correspondent of The london Times,
under date of May says Of the operations VI the Aus
tiians:
"As il may excite surprise that the intelligence from
the seat Of contained in some Of my recent letters
not forwarded by electric telegraph, 1t will be well
TO observe that information relative 10 the strategic
movements of the different corps can never be sent
along the wires No important news receved from the
headquarters Of the army will be withheld IRON me;
but there is rac understanding between my iGfornl-
ants and myself that intelligence which is likely TO
be Of service tn the French and Sardinans shall be
telesraphed II would appear that the sudden rising
OF the Pc and the iDundsons OF the adjacent dstcts
has led TO charge of the plan Of operaop. On Sat
urday the 9TH inst, Count Gyula had bis heaP9nters
at Vercei with the right wing OF his army al st. Ter
nano. Columns have also been pushed forward TO
Trino and as they passed shots were fired at them
from Cssale. Novara and Mortars have been fortified
by the Austrans, and will serve as points ddPpul for
the army should it be forced to make retrosrade
movement II does not admit OF DOUBT tuat tue
Austrian commander intended 10 send corps To Now
to destroy the railroad at that place, but the sudden
rsitg of the Pc rendered necessary that the troops
should return to the left bank of the river without
delay. Had the Austra1s been able To reach now
they would have cut of the railway commune alton
between Genoa and Alcssandria, and between those
two places and Tortona; but the rain was SO trenen'
dOusly heavy and the danger OF general inanda,io9
so imminent, that the commander OF the detached
CORPS did not deem it advisable TO go far beyond Vog-
hera The Pc rose so suddenly that II burst the
bridge at Cornale and four five of the pontoons IN
the center were first violently lifted, and then carried
away by the stream. 1t Ia .ad that II iook no iess
than four hours TO repair the damage done tn the
bridge The Austrians accused OF being slow In
their movements, but it should be remembered that
they have had great difficulties TO contend with.
They expected to find the roads destroyed, but they
certainly did not expect that it would rain in
torrents for several days conseoutlvey. water
has been a valuable ally to the Sardinians aud
French; for it has saved them from being taken at
disadvantage The corps dUmte now at Trieste,
| under the command of Feldzeugmeister Count
Wimpffen, is about to march into the Lomoario-
Venetian kingdom and the corps in garrison IN TINS
city is now leaving for the maritime coast Inc most
contradictory statements relative tn the strength OF
the Austrian forces in Sardinia in circuation and
it may therefore, be web to state that they now con,
sist Of about l50, 900 1t is generally believed
here that the corps under General Won beneHek rit
Piacenza, and n arched by way of Corte Olona to
Pava but the fact is, that it went straight from the
province of Venice TO the Ticno. military cor
respondent of the Mtdr Zeitung states that the army
days, the 9th, 2sth, and 29th April, in inactivity
when, in the afternoon of the 18th OF Aprl, Count
Gyua gave orderso the vanguard TO cross the Ticno
there When the cot into
mont they found the roads broken up, but the
pioneers made them passable. We are told that
the inhabitants of of the Piedm0n.ese villages
cheered the Austrian Commander he passed, but it
is not to be presumed that they did from any kindly
feeling toward him. As the different regiments crossed
the Ticino Count Gynlai addressed each in its own
Long live the Emperor! p The army Is well clad
and armed, and well supplied with the matfrie ofwar;
but It'll must suffer much from the inclemency OF the
weather. it is obliged to biyouac In order that the
roads might not be too much encountered, the troops
tcok different directions after they had crossed tue
Ticino. On the LIST of May flying corps, under the
and Of Gen. Urban entered Milan aud the sight
Of that officer appeared to produce remarkably IN
pleasant impression the inhabitants oi the Lombard
capital Gen. Urban, who is from the Carstadt mill
tary frontier, is not only very active aud resoute
l..s xIahto al. ana and p mi pff
fail 10 have to extreme measures should they
be necessary. All the iUrtresses in Venice aud oni-
hardy have been placed in state Of siege and the
inhabitants of Milan have been summoned oy Geo.
Count Wallmoden, the Adatus of Count Gyuai, to de-
liver up their arms. Capt. Midway, who Ia to 90 to
the headquarters of the Austrian army as the Com
missioner Of the British Government, arrived here the
night before last.
1.-THE Hungarian and Ciaician mobiles still refuse TO
send in an address to the Emperor, but the middle and
lower classes display very loyal feeling. In both
provinces volunteer corps are being raised, aud Hun
gary has announced her intention TO place four reg-
men,s Of hnssars at the disposal OF Government In
all the crown lards volunteer corps are to be raised
ard in all parts of the Empire, excepting Lom-
hardy and Venice, more recruits present themselves
than can be accepted The Vienps volunteers VIII
doubtless make good soldiers, but they have been 70
obs,reperous and dsorderly during the last three or
four days that they no longer permitted to leave
their barracks.
A correspondent of The London Times al Turin says
May u Of the French and Sandman armies:
tsy has not yet received half of the large French
army that is TO be poured into her. and in tue present
state of the Mont Gems the route Is evidently the
preferable one With the substitution q clean, we'll
paved streets for lanes full Of ruts and auke-deep In
mud of handsome houses and stately palaces for rreg-
uar lines of cottages and OF the for the chalky
plains of Lc Marpe, the appearance Of Genoa on
Thursday might almost be compared to that Of the cell
ebra,ed village Of lie Grand Mouune!oD, IN the month
of August, 1850, when the Imperial Guard was en-
n torl hv nre mott N uf