The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

The undergraduates Beige gives capital xo aseribed 10
me Emperor purports 70 De an answer 70 an applicant
"a gasyre Hy aura DIES commandments pour tout monde
meme pour moi."
General Renaults division, which some days ago took
posse Of the camp Stationary has received orders
70 proSeed 70 the frontiers Of the Alps and has com
menced movement in that direction The troops arc TO
DC sSnecned IN the fortified places and iu cantonments
me osh battalion Of riemen OF that division having been
are on the road 70 the Italian Aps) set out At midday
put when u had marched about four miles was over.
entered the city NJ about I've O'Clock in the Afternoon
ana took up position tho Cours Napoleon in order 70
be ready to leave anew but this time by rs,vay The
departure take place in the niohs or g., th
morning. 10 said that all the division inciudinr the
artillery, 70 70 oy railway to Grenobls 1t is 70 be re.
Placed the camp OF Stationary by the division rom
Africa the nIst detachments OF which, consstip~ Of ha
TALON Of the 46th, have arrived in city.
Translated for the NKw YoRK HERALD from the Paris cor
Iespondence (ApIil 49, Of the Independence BeIgej
The preparations for war have been more active
than within few days General Trochu has left Paris 70
take command Of his brigade on the frontier Of Savoy
The recruiting account Of Rome and Naples s going
very actively Only Catholics are enlisted They go
10 Italy through Tyrol
Two officers Of cavalry have to Tuns To buy horses
for our cavalry.
revolving capnons, Of an entirely new construction.
PARIS, April 20, 1859.
To-day at two o'clock 500 infantry men, 100 horses,
snd 80 dIagoons arrived by special train from Rcueu,
AT ME Western Railroad depot. The Secretary Of the
Navy has also given orders to mount eighteen gunboa.s
instead Of twelve
Since yesterday extraordinary animation prevails in
the departments OF the ery Of War and that Of the
Navy. The fuiment of the orders in relation to the
n,s Of troops and their organization is pressed
With the greatest activity Those measures are justified
by the prevailing fears Of military revolutionary out
break According to the latest from rurn the Sar
dnan govern men IL ia said, longer able 10 restrain
the movement snd IT, IN consequence Of the Adhesion
of Austria to the peaceful propositions of France, the
meeting of The Congress became positive fact IN nsur
rection 10 be feared in Piedmont and the dsarning,
agreed to by the government would at least become i'm
possible.
In fact the master of the situation would longer
be NJ. de Cavour, but Garbadi; and the Piedmontese
army might have TO face the volunteers presenting the
revolutionary spirit and the cause Of Italian indie
pendence
IT, the contrary, Austria refuses to make the
sons demanded by all the other Powers, the phases OF
Degotaion being at an end che might signify and
papy her refusal with the invasion of Piedmont and the
march Of her troops Turin.
The truth is that those who have organized the revou
tonary movement in aly undoubtedly going to find
Themselves powerees to lead restrain stop and the
doube edged blade will wound, whatever may occur the
mprudent and rash hand that wished to in
seasonablc manner for 1t seeks to return IL 10 the
sheath, France will excam recIldds, and Italy trctton
IT, on The contrary, 1t uses the sword for its amb
ton 1t will become powerless and paralyzed by the
probation Of confederated Europe, which only aspres
quiet, tranquility and peace.