New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10


Employed to ohisiu Information sbou, The French army
have been hrrs-ted th@.e.
An Ansiriar brig laden with timber VA capturd
BY Eench cruiser and brought into the port 81 MAJ
seilss oU Sunday. Most of the crew we're French
lrs convoy of Ausiria prisslDsys consisting Of 81
soldier. ard two officers has arrived at NarsciIes.
Another Of abont liV men will shortly follow.
The Italian Committee In Paris has received In
s,yT,c.irs IN sand 10 mpre volnn'e.rs To Tarn, a.
though considerable fants remsin IN hand aad the sab
erlinns continue. The mason alleged for THIS order
is ,Ge Inconvenience arising from arrivals OF vo netesrs
white regular tovps remain concentraisd IN such vgo
rurnhrrs in the positions they now occupy.
The Tsdip4a9enIe If Turn stsies that Leopold H.,
Grand Duls of Tuscany, hss assunad the command
Of the Sh Regiment OF Austrian Dragons, Saieh S
his Wop,riy.
TURIN. Msy@i, 1854.
To dsv We have received news from Carars. The
dimibutve ardy Of the DUKE has let the Pcs,tsoo VI
Aulla retiring 20 Fivizzsna, a small town on the APP
snnines. From headquarters me- uess. Tue Emperor
has gone Ia Noghera, aud klng Nic'or Enanucl has
lcf the headquarters for Naieoza ~nh bis STAN
Prince Nap leon has sailed from Genoa on milisaiy
MISSION 10 l. ghorn fancy he voS age of hts impe-
ral hghness ha other object than to inspect tae
VOLUNTEERS which Gen. Iloa Is oTgauiz ns No aoaot
the exoursi n of the Prince wil be dh 7Ieaus sewN
in Dowrir street Lord Stra'fori de Redo lifs has
iusi lef Turin an his way boue. festerav ms lord
ship had lorg interview With Count OsVou. a, tne
r, rign Ofice. lie was ace mpanled oy our Minister
at ,his Court Ever, body hup,r that inc noble Lori
will succeed in persuadins Lord Man'esbnry 10 De a
little less ai,tr-c tu the fi''inun'se phcy' ss you
may easily imagine Secretary for Foreign Ahtirs
istot yery populsr in Italy The news OF the arrival
nf the Emperor Of Austra a. Gariasco vas premature
have haan assured IN good authority that the younS
kaistr } NJ not yet ''n Ni"nia
Cont Pouza III San Mstipo. Royal Comm'ssioner
Extraordinary for the proNi, "t G"uoa has ir-asd
rrrcamalor dated Genos, lsth to she inhabitants Of
Msssa and Cauara, Announcing - iheu tha' Tue Mag
Of Sardinia has Appointed him 70 the same posi i)r
those Dnshes. He further invites the people to obey
Their authorities observe the laws, and MAIN ain public
TRANQUILITY: ard aJcs that during the war no great re-
uims in legislative matters can be effected, and that
the en-, rges uf al NUT ne directed against the COM
mon sremv This proclamation IA followed by a de-
cree enscpg that the laws AMI administration hitherto
in force in Dvchts shall Professionally eontinne 70
be so, ard that the present funet'nanes shall remain
in oficr. The taves Professionally maintained and
budget of receipts and expenses is to be prepared
| without delay
A letter from Alessandris of the 3D. says:
RAN hss recomu ebced ber" bat y does not seem
o III uuet the soldiers eucamped near this place. Ths
stary state of the army is excellent All this m nm
ing great agitation prevailed IN the town. IL vas ru-
nored that very sharp engagements, commencing sst
evering ard continuing all rigt, had taken place be-
tween the Piedmoutese troops ebcamped on the line
from Nalenza and Casae to Neceh aud the AustnAns.
The report of cannon heard about midnight, ant
| il laid that the army, commandcu by Mas Victor
EuaJueI 10 person. engaged on the banks OF Tho
~ sis, after having made forced nsrcb from Oc,te
uian OF that Intelligence ali that has been confirmed
| il this The main boiy of the Pedmontese arny,
Sesia, and is exchanging vigorous fire OF .rlilery
with the AusiIisns The Austrans appear sufficiently
strong 10 resist long time, and o make no movement
To tie rear The King, his part, is SURE 10 be abo
to maintain his position and hopes to be able ~
| advance. The opinion, hose,er, here, Is THAI tna
passage of the Sesla will lot yet be effected The En-
peror Informed lat evening ot the events which wero
occurring the Sesis made preparations for advaoc-
| irg Immediately the receipt Uf other Iho
torses Of his Majesty during the night hsN really
al the railway station, and the general stad hs been
| kept on foot. A movement was even commenced,
rInent Of Zouaves of the Guard having been placed
in aiw sy carriages at O'Clock n the mornipg TO pro-
ceed TO Voghera bnt the departure was afterwsrd
countermanded. Incidents Of this kind will doubt
be- frequent during the campaign, aud the soldier is
prepared in advance 10 expect them Before terminating
| this letter must mention f,ct which needs CONF
ment: Early this morning, man prcsented himself tO
| the Grand Provost and said that he deserter
from the 57th regiment of the name of Tain that for
two yeers he had been residing in Switzerisud and
that hc wished to constitute himself prisoner he
hoped that, after being brought to tria he woaii bo
alo sed to join his regiment, as he wanted u fight
against the Austrians. He taken into custody,
and will soon be tried. HIS has been mentioned
to the Emperor and il is not improbable that his
trial no punishment will be inflicted and that he will
be allowed tO retnter the army lie is yonng man.
and carrying a lucrative business in SwtLsr-
land
Ascorrespondent Of the Si6cie writing from Ales-
saLdria, states that the Austrian Colonel who
aiken prisoner az Montebello has since died Of hts
wounds. The number of Austrian officers taken was
twenty.
The ntendant General Of Turin has Issued an orier
for the mobilization of the National Guards Of tho
division OF IuriD from the ages of "a to 50.