New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
THE WAR IN ITALY.
LATEST DISPATCHES.


On Tuesday next. May S.-The .uoadeur contain
,he following: The Emperor has decided upon ncreas
ing the eadre OF the General staff by thirty Generals
and the cddre Of the Major staff by fifty Of1cefs. ,
5NARsEnLEs May S.-Letters from Rome 10 the
h state that the French garrison has been maintained
entire and that 10, 900 Austrans are at Ancona The
Inhabitants of the Romagna are greatly agitated.
Paris, May 7-2:l5 p. m-The subscription Of the
new loan Of 800 600 600 francs was opened this day
and 800 600 900 francs have already been subscribed
TURIN, May 6-evening.-A company Of troops has
been dispatched TO capture the war material which the
enemy had transported to the western side OF the Sc,
Ella for the purpose of being conveyed to Gambia and
Terranova. The official P,edat0atese Gazette publishes
an announcement laying an embargo on Austrian YES.
sels in Sandman ports, but neutral properly on board
Is TO be respected.
TrRIy. NAV 7.-lOGciol Buletinl l-Gen Della
Narmora has made the river Dora his sraegica line.
The enemy has made movement of any importance.
According TO advices from AncOna the municipality of
that town has addressed petition to the Pope against
the increase Of the Austrian garrison, and against the
construction Of Notifications by the Austrlans.
TURIN, May S.-lOfcin Bulletin THE Austrians
have hastily evacuated Vaghera, and after recrossDg
the Po at Gergla remained in the wood on the left
bank Of the river The Ausrians are endeavoring 10
fortify their position on the Sesa.
TURIN, May 8.-The attempt TO cross the Po at
Frassnetto took place onthe 3d. The Ausrans opened
FIRE at p m., and kept it up during the day until at
night. They commenced again on the 4th. Some OF
our wounded. The AustranS are l,UUO
strong at Castelnuovo.
BERSE, May S-A revolutionary movement is ex-
pected at Como the tr.coor has already been hoised
before the Castle.
MuNIcH, May s.-The Government of Bavaria has
ordered the raising OF loan Of 0OO GOO hOrins at A.
per cent, and at the price OF W. to meet military re-
qnirements.
TuRIv, May S.-The Austrans continue TO commit
ravages and depreciation along their line of March.
They have imposed the town Of Vercelli cOntrbu-
ton Of 300, 600 francs.
A Paris correspondent to Tie Times says
"There have been 50 many orders given to the
of EtlpDue rife that the
workmen forced to remain at work part OF the
night"
A telegram in the Iad|Deadonce Belge says:
'The Prince Windischratz has taken his his de.
parture for st Petersburg"
The correspondent Of The Times says:
A decree in The GaseHe announces that Count
Cavour is charged with the functions of Minister of
War and Marine during the temporary absence of Gen.
Della Marmora."
The Times of the 10th has the following telegram:
TURIN, May 81 Official BuletiHl The Austrians
have advanced from Vercei toward Buronzo and
SaluzZola They continue to fortiy themselves on
both banks of the River Sesia, and also at san Ger
mano The Austrians threw out reconnoierng par
ties which advanced as far as the head OF the bridge
Of Casale, but, being attacked with energy by our
The Nord and Indepeadance Beige contain the fol-
owing account:
Gen Garibaldi, combining his movements with
those Of Gen. CialdDi, has attacked the Ausrians at
vercelli, beating them completely, and bringing of
300 prisoners"
The Paris correspondent OF The L0ndoH Times says:
According to the last accounts from Genoa the
entire Of the Imperial Guard had arrived there, with
the exception of the artillery. Marshal Valiant now
Major General Of the army of Italy, leaves on May
10 for Genoa. Marshal Random is expected in Paris
May II.
''Baron de Rohscbild has resigned his functions as
Consul {; ;eneral of Austria at Paris.
''The Duke de Chartres has left Turin for England.
The Daily Ne~s says that preparations are being
made at Genoa 10 give triumpha reception to the
Emperor Napoleon.
The Nord asserts that the retreat of the Ausrians is
in consequence of orders sent from Vienna, where a
new plan of campaign had been adopted.
The French regiments were received with enthusi'
asm at Turin.
Pans Tuesday, May l0.--The Emperor took his
departure this evening The crowd was immense and
cheering very lively on his arrival at Lyons.
Prince Napoleon left with him.
The Empress accompanied the Emperor as far As
Montereau.
French Rentes closed at $3.50 p. m. Tuesday at
cot. soc.
Turin, May 9.-(OGeiol BniletiRl-T enemy, TO
the number of oOO after occupying Beda for short
time, withdrew.
Austrian reconnoterng parties had advanced to
yorea but seeing the preparations for defense, with
drew.