New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

The following is the text Of circular Just addressed
by Count Cavour to all the Ministers and representa-
tives Of Sardinia abroad
"TURIS, June IL.
SIX: In a previous circular dispatch had the
honor o making known TO the legations of his Majesty
the acts of spoistion Of which the Austrian army was
guilty in the Sandman provinces that il occupied.
ought Low TO inform you that judicial investgat
has been ordered by the Government into this matter
IL Will prove that Austria has brutsly violated the
laws of war; and that the conduct of her troops is not
that which distinguishes civilized nations. The results
of this inquiry will be communicated al the proper time
TO the legations But tlere is now fact just legally
verified by the Judicial authorities, and which ought
TO point out to the indignation Of the cabinets throu
out Europe. Published by the press il would perhaps
hot be believed; the Government ought itself to make
il known, and guarantee It's exact truth.
son the Goth Of May the very day Of tie battle at
honteb-llo about ii IN the forenoon, some Austrian
troops we're encamped on the nights of Torlcella, a
small commune IN the province Of Noghers. patrol
having met on the road the baif Of the tribunal aud
having compelled him 10 act as guide, entered the
village and went into the house Of Q farmer named
Cisnoi. There, after strict search in every part Of
the building the soldiers ordered al the members Of
the Cgpol family and every other individual happen.
ing 10 be in the farm yard TO follow them.
The search had enabled them to discover in the
house email les,hern bottle containing g very small
quantity of shot for fowlDg-piece
"Tbe persons arrested were 10 the number of nine,
yz Peter Cigroi, aged 6s; Antony Cgno, sged 81
Bartholomew CignOh, aged II; Anthony Setta, aged
26; Gsspard Riccardi aged 49, Hermeneglld San Pei
egIin aged 80; Louis Achille, IT, There we're, it viii
be seen, sn old man Of 60 years and q child Of IA.
"The patrol conducted them TO the presence Of the
Austrian coz maLder, who was On the main road, on
horseback, in the midst Of his troops.
Having exchanged few words In German with
the soldiers who had escorted the pnsoners the COM
nsnder told the bailif who had served guide, 70
remain where he was he than ordered the biRe unfor
tunate peasants, who could not make themselves un-
derstood ano tho trembling in every limb, TO 90
down into path on one side of the road they hgd
taken but few steps when the commander gave to Q
plaioon drawn up on the road the signal to fire.
Eight Of those unfortunate pcrsons fel instantly
deai the old Cignoi, mortauy sounded, gave no sign
Of life. The Austrian troops resumed their march, and
the commander turning to the bsih told him he might
60; and 10 prevent his being arrested by the troops s
IN the reighbOrhoot, gave tim card which, n case
ot need, ne was TO produce, and which would 'srSe
nim as q cafe conduct.
'Thi- card was a visiting one, which bore under
cOpI; coronet his name:
'LIEpTEsASI FIELp-MARsHALL URBAs.'
Tbs card is attached TO the bsck Of the the ohela
document OF lnquiry.
spot where this fiehtfai butchery ha4 been enacted
Old Cgrol who had rcgained his senses was con-
veyed to the hospital Of yoghera where be died i've
dave later.
Such enormties require commentary. That
was assassination oowardly - 1t was strocIous,
similar examples Of which couId at most DC iound
auerg barbarians and ssysges-
You requested, Sir, to communicate this dis
patch to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of the Govern
ment TO which you are accredited, and beg you at
the time to accept the fresh ASSURANCES Of my
most distinguished consideration.
The LoadOs Times has the following oounen.s
upsr the above document: