New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

A Perre telegram saws: The French troops ex-
peri.Ice difficulties in crossing Mont Gems. -Four
" Ii, ussud wmkmen are engaged ID ceaIlng the pass
" e in mrnse MASSES Of s''". Inc otrd'tlah@ nav
retired from PalarZa Ia the western sde OF me RlVer
Se,ia Gel. BoLiempS, the General Of DIVISION ID
"the Canton Tesso, has requested reinforce nent-.
Tie Euperr during tine last four days, mas given
Of tie ui dinners TO the chiefs oi the corps winch
Tie EmrTes. had a mass performed Yesterday morn
il in the chapel If the Tuileries to cal down the
divine prot. cton on the arfs 81 France
Tie Nod Of April IS contained the following para
"The neutrality Of England and Prussia seems to
be ar uier-ihe Cabinet Of the Tuileres having re-
O. wed from those Powers the most satisfactory a-sur
al ces regaids France.
Bnrun Hubuer has not yet left his post al Paris,
but every arraL geme, is made for hi. departure at
men eIi's warning -
"1Le Emperor Napoleon has notified to the EnglIsh
Government that lie 1as felt hi nsef obliged TO send
trei c amy If occupation Immediately into the Sar'
dian territory, FIR the purpose ot being IN tilne ID
pIote I BIZ ally against the attack Of Austria Inc
tsLirc, d London Lar replied that under the existing
81 Gun siancer FL gland will offer objections.
Tie AOrd also has the following telegram from Mar
seie, dated Wedne day:
"Marsl al paraguay Killers arrived here ye'ter,
dey. Tie greater part Of the army OF occupation Of
Rui. has been recalled, only 1900 men will remain
H. the Holy City. The military movements are *,
trenely active here. The departure OF troops aud
ye-ses OF war IN INCREASING.
Marslas paraguay dlliliiers and Random passed
tlulpL Lyons ~ Tuesday without stOpping. Cen
erals dr. Faily, Neil, Vinoy, and de la Motte-RouEe
have arrived there Tue latter takes the command of
tie th division of the 6rny Of the Alps. Gen. B"uat
d vi,un has sft Lyons for Piedmont.
Tie Montteu, e Yesterday contained the following:
"T,e corp darn e. which has been placed under
the conn and If Prince Napoleon will shortly be as
scIrbled at Toulcn. Gen. Eegnaut Angely retains
Command e tie Ia peral Guard.
A letter from CbambeIy metlions that the rrench
laf iuua t hat cit
unost eIthufiasni.
Rcnr.A, m raj Count Bouet Willanmez takes, it is
said tie conn anGn-chief of two divisions of gun
boats.
Tie Goth Of the line 10 garrison At Havre and R"uen
Having been ordered 10 Pans, only four companies
remain ht Havre, and national guards perform paf' oi
the DUTY there aid at Rouen. Part Of the garrison
If Orleans AFRO having received orders to leave Tor
lie carital was accom- panied to the railway station by
loua cies of give lltale vive rEmpereur!
Tie Guard Of Par. at present occupies severai
posts H. Paris vacated by the regiments when nave
been seit of; aud on Tuesday the regiments com
posirg the division Of General Zurich, which was
staI ed in the forts took possession of others Ii Is
said that the National Guard will probably be male
to occupy ceruin posts which were formerly c0'hied
to II. but in which il was replaced by tue regular
troops. -,
the del aru. Of Of the regiments of light infantry
Of the Guard As the regiment was passing near the
Pince DIES PyI4ui1.s, in tie Rue de Rivoll, young
c0ntn6fc leadiI by the hand little girl aged about
six Year, left the ranks ano, entering the house at the
Of the place. asked if the Offices of the Secretary
OF the En- press not there. She was answered IN
tie affirmative, and she cried, Well, them leave
"you ny child Take her To the Empress, and tell
cher Mse,ty that | know she will take care of her
" until II return fOm the war And so saying, she
left the child. The Empress, on being luioned 81 TINS
incident gave order that the child should be taken
care of nil the return of the mother.
Tie Ministry of Police is Ia be reestablished IN
Frsic CO after the fashion of the First Empire.
Tie French army OF observation on the Rhine Will
be- lcuous chiefly for it, imposing force OF heavy
cavalry Ii will Of eight divisions of cavalry,
and Z many Of Infantry
Eight steam iIieates left Toulon on Tuesday the
26tl., foI Genoa. They filled with troops.
The FIeIch amy collecting on the slopes OF the
Abs will be Of the most formidable character 1t will
COZ lit # 10 less than 10 divisions Of infantry, and
division. of cavalry, and the artillery to match. IA
cut # TIE ~ battacns Of Chasseurs TO form part
d tie amy of tie Alps. Genoa is to be occupied by
tie French as basis Of operations, whence they can
threaten the Austnans left fax and there is to be
another basis at Susa which will be also fortified and
made general depot for the troops that arrive
tlIouglo cut tie A pLe passes.
Tie Nj hdtNr states that the corps to be placed
uider lie mand If Prince Napoleon would soon
lsseMb, Il, Toulon.