New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30

~ N;gyn are gone 10 receive him. 49,. c,,,,
sna EIs ~ ON yery good authority, thai Cunt
l an, addressed concilistory note TO the ter
W.. Confederation in order 10 reute the asgunem7
- sbe Cabinet of Vienna, which, a. You are a@ale,
essayed 10 prove that by the Federal az, o. ~ 'e
German Confederation !. bound 10 slde WIN \" "
,be pre.eu. war Ia the mean while the Pope y pro-
claiming the neutrality Of his dominons, az II e't
tory occupied by an enemy coaid n1 De 'IolaV'. -;
either Of The belgerent powers IN ya,naa.hnrv vii
nc. he INV enough 20 bark this ridiculous pre''l'l"
,f his Holiness and break lance IN 1eleI7c " w.
Austro- Romsn cODcordai, supporting ',o 1850 =
system which ha- glsen =" I5"s. -. ~ HON ~
spectace of kidnapping children nom 'he oo7o'H -
her fan lies
(o,resropieace of TOE LODaoo dSi-s. n. Nh
II pres,,n.abLe the Austrians Mve not been acting
xi:bo. sone settled plan but i CERTAIN most dteu
fo divine what that can b.. Their myveinents have
all along had little meaning To those VINO oO,erneu
them from this side. After coming 10 w,bn hsa
dozen miles of the Dora, ana some :" VI i"''"' 49,
have as ain retired. . -.
One Of to-days papers ssss that the Aus'hau So.
Cor spyl captured ON Monday, and who hanged hlseu
with he ezavat in prison wa. 40 .hnesi % an fbe
wlo had come 10 examine The iortihcauons on 'ie
Dora and had already sketched plans OF theih' an
many places on the approach d the Ansuisns She
Young and mddeaged men MADE iheir escape 'Ds ieS
having got abroad that they would be carried on ana
made 70 serve as soldiers. The exaeons and rough
conduct Of the invaders have caused great e1aspeIa
lion in the country. Some places are repofeo 10 nay
have been stripped oil everything, "Ni"'e -
agriculture implements. Letters in the pupers give
various details Of the extortiOns practlced Ohe rom
<ss.elnuoyo Scriva, said 20 be wTiIen oy priest
ssys that they did not do personal injury 70 any one,
hut were overbearng and lnsulent ana useu nr'na0'
10 extract all they desired. IL says. "a,
~ The transitions imposed on this place were Tor "a
.,en "a OO6 rafons Of bread, 200 hecohues OF WINE,
l6O sacks of peal and know not how Inuch nay anu
straw besides % carts, with two oxen eaco TOT trans
mort and this after they had deprived us OF all our TO-
bacco and salt and reduced us TO the point that we
could no longer cook our bread 10 the Oveb III 1ho',
~ NO had moi been totally abandoned by our army 10y
necessity as all know) assure you that the peasants
here were on the point of cutting all their troats ana
would have done II but for the prudence OF the gentle
men, who saw the extremity ID winch they wouu nu'e
placed themselves without advantage MI,
Eroro Poptecurone come similar accounts Inc
railway and telegraph destroyed, the s'a'9n-
house as knoc ked 10 pieces, and all the harm possoe
Ieope compelled to fetch buckets of water tor then
The Ia1ipeRdeRte of Turin states that a female Spy
has been discovered in that capital oy two OF Gar
balds soldiers. r
lie Nordl the plage by the Ubans has been IN every
way worthy the soldiers of Attila. The shops have
been broken into and rifed, and the Croats have car
red of ali the cattle they could lind Az lvrea IN the
evening these Vandas marched bowling tlrongh the
streets and fired off their muskes at the doors and
windows. The Bishop has had ransom oil loWo
francs imposed on him; say 30 900 francs Tue
officers regard all the actions OF their men with the
utmost Indifference. AT CaselnOvo, Scrvla, Vigan-
zolo and PontecurOne, the same eNacti0ns ana the
same acts of vandalism have been perpe'rateu'
Doubtless il is TO chronicle these honorable successes
that the Austrian Gazette publishes the following;
"Our troops are highly satisfied with the reception
they have met with from the Pedmontese people AT
the same time, how ADMIRABLE and exemplary IS the
discipline of our army
letter the Paris PTessc bears out tie sa,eients
above quoted. and adds:
"The following is recital Of what took place in ne
day at Tortona At ~ o'clock in the morning the
Ausrans entered the town, and installed themselves
in the castle Two officers went 70 the authorities Oh
the commune 10 demand 80 900 ratons and provsions
and forage. So far things went on with certalh de-
gree of order, but after squadron OF hussars
issued from the castle and proceeded in different di-
rections pistols in hand, and causing alarm among the
raople Every one To his house or shop IN order
10 close it. but in the twinng OF AN eye bands OF so'
1;eyr oppeared on all sides, and prevented them rom
"a dong while the su1oflicers with blows ana
thyea,s Commenced the work OF Pllage. Inc Pnohc
hakebouse was riAed, and hundreds OF SACKS Oh hour
and corr and al the money that could DE iounu were
ar;ed 81 and al Ses and cowhouses emptied OF their
. In every s,r,et might be seen Croats leading
.%ay 70 their encampmect an OK or a horse. la the
eve ming they went through !ne Town IN be ~ Srs
toIicaticD, dscharging their pist~ go o.;nst The
and windows, and utterlng lnipieca~
inhabitants 49,, , -, savs.
ION returning from Turin stopped at Alessanni~'
where saw about 60 Austrian soldiers who hsd oeen
made prisoners in engagements OF advanced Pos.s'
These unfortunate fellows were IN pltaole s'a'e,
scarcely clothed and of them without SHOES.
They presented melancholy spectacle II all Oh the
army Of Francis Joseph is like tins specimen we saa
understand the acquisitions, spohauohs, roooeies, anu
pilsge of the bands of Gyulai re-,
TIE Duke of Chartres is at Casae in General Cial-
dinis division On the evening Of the Th the young
Prince made a reconnaissance and sent IN his report
The Due d Aumale has sent his nephew two English
horses.
TURIN May -.
The newspapers being forbidden to speak OF the
war i'm the way of giving intelligence other than mat
officially promu)galedl, we are spared a grea, many
casards that would otherwise probably hutier through
brief circulation -fctions OF the kind lately supplied
by those Ingenious prints of Belgium which made
Garbald walk into vercelh and carry off 300 or 400
Aus,rians There Wa such report here few days
ago. but it obtained credence and scarce moment
currency; and j much doubt whether Garlbaidi 3
sewly.formed corps be yet fitted, by training and
colder ship, for such daring and hazardous enterprises
The Austrians have been moving about 40 much, and
often near our lines, and in such small deachments
that rather wonder no cutting-out expeditions have
been attempted. As regards the enemys plans if he
has any settled ones, much IN the dark as
ever. He has been just fortnight in Piedmont,
and has employed himself solely in "Reminiscences,
demonstrations, and forsgng parties. According TO
present appearances the Austrians are concentrating
in and Norara, which is noY their headquarters.
That would 10 indicate designs upon our left,
and accordingly the Piednontese headquarters have
been moved northward TO Occimisno, not quite half
way from San Salvatore TO Casale. The French have
got ny very large army, and dsiy augmenting it.
The Emperor arrived yesterday az Genoa, and q
forward movement may be looked for on the part of
the Franco Piedmontese.
The following bulletins have appeared since my
last;
"MN IL, Evening
"Those Austriaps who have remained at Vercell
made incursions this morning toward Desana Yes
terday two batteries and 30 carts of ok and wounded
reep;ered Pavia from the Grsvelopa.
MAY II, Morning.
In the morning of yesterday about 5000 Austrisns