Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

NtifHfhphir items
RI. hN.. Itts ffom fai.ir sisis thsipis nnorof
itI.N rua, and mf lhs Enpr'si be- sea pfo.
ainoi rrsnt
Pans. Saturday noan. Mo- Several imporiant
fhiufst hlys inifa place DO Che Cabinet n he ip-
fHInr
M,r.b.i valiant sni Count WaleusLi have hen
srpaai-l momttIs Of the lrivy Council Of The im.
psrr
u,f,il RaniHn has been opp intel 10 dll the place
HaIs vacant by Marshal Valiant Ia The AlnhiII
.uI A. Hyytl !, g. hl the J.hss Of President VI i4r
-tnlte. made ,asaut ly Count Waleusit
urlanFle has been lppUlnlel Minister u Jusilto,
and ,he BAKE ~ Aadone Mu'sler ~ the Interior
LnrFraoL, May The latest hd'ices irnm the
seat OF var state that no general battle lad yet
taken place.
Ths Austrian army uuJor Gyulia had advanced
from NercelG as far The river Po with the evident
utentou Of mar hing directly IN Inrn, hul 10 an
.empt made 10 the 20 ~ Irassinats they were
rslulsel anl leaieH back ly the Sanlinans who vii
vigorously dispute the passage Of that n'er AZ All
plints
Il Is reported that The sarllnau Government; had
seiffd all the AUSTRIAN merchant shpd In the port 81
Genoa,
The French troops ara arriving rapidly a, suTa By
Way Of the Alps, aud at Gcuoa by sea, aud their fN-
ces in Piedmont will reach l0o,ulO men, II Il
has not already reached that number. The Emperor
Napoleon has delayed his departure from Paris, and
will leave 10 take command Of the army In person On
OF about the l2th OF May.
There are rumors aloAt that marshal law viii DO
proslaimcl Ia Paris previous 10 or Immediately after
tho Emperor's departure IL join tho army.
Baton HUMBOLDT, the renowned philosopher and
traveller, died At Berlin on the 9TH inst
Pans, MS A dispatch nom Lyons states that
= largo portion u the French army were unable to
crcs, the Apin, passes on account OF the large guam
t,V og snow which hluokalcl their passage, and that
those who Ind ceded Ia crossing had suffered ter
gih'y from cold AMI exposure
Prince Napoleon e 10 have command ola corps Of
20. 900 men On the shores o! the AdriNtic
France Is about 10 place On war footing 100000
10 1000 men.
The French army u observation on tho Rhin, is to
be increased to $4,000 mon under command Of Mar
shall Pelissicr.
The Emperor has taken this step fearing that Ger
many may not remain quiet, aud not for any aGgrcs-
slvo purpose.
The Paris .Noriis,r states that many Austrian YES
sells are entering the ports OF France ignorant Of the
fact that had been declared Of any serious diff
foulty having arisen between France and Austria, as
some Of these vessels having been out ut sen for six
weeks.
The Emperor Napoleon has decided that Austrian
subjects may remain in France 50 long Ns their con-
duct furnishes no reason Of complaint.
The Austrian Amhassgt or on leaving the French
capital conGlcl the protection Of Austrian subjects to
the Dutch Ambassador
Negotiations are 70. forward between tho Empe-
ror Napoleon Al i the prussnn Government by which
Napoleon is trying the neutrality Of Prussia
The Emperor, Napoleon on the part of France,
ngrces that in Prussia shall consent TO preserve
strict neutrality he will not form an army ofobserva-
tion.on the Rhine and promises that the war shall be
confined 20 I;aly 50 long Prussia remains neutral
The Sardinians were making great preparations 10
give the emperor i magnificent reception on mis- arr-
val 1t Genoa.
Adyices from Turin state that General AIarmora