New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

The PORTIONS Of the allied armies have scarcely
Changed since my last letter There il of course a
constant marching of Fretch and Pedmontese divi-
son- towards the ceIter O the Austrian lines bat the
movements ave so rspiH, and are kept - secret that
II II almost N po-ible 20 follow them eyeo 90 the map
Stree the dsy before YESTERDAYS. Marshal Baragusy
hiihels Leanqnarters have been removed to Toy
tona His EIcelency h-s taken up his qaarters u the
palace of Marquis del GsTofDo. who sas fortunate
enough To pIe-eIt tie old wsIrT With the very map
on Whch the hrsi Napoleon traced the movements OF
BIZ amy before the battle If aarengo. VOC have
tOt forgotten that on thst memorable day the head
quarters of the FTst COu-ul estab sbe al Tore
del Car fao scrt oi ccuntrs hcu-e which belonged
ard si belongs to that noble family In the joy the
victory tDe hisrosl nGP had been forgotten, an a.
may be easily conceived, II became n treasure with
tie family. The armchair " ich Dr-- ak expired
is slso preserved by the GarOiolo- The Dutpo-t- Of
the MaTshals oOrpS GrmSc are piw placed a. Casa
tsna eLd Caeteggic. This IL 10 be regarded as the
extreme position ~ rigft wing. Our csnter is
sil iorIHed by the different corps which strongly
py those pO-Iti0ns, which, from TOu0na, lengthen
u emselves toward Alessaldiia yaleuza Occiaiann,
Morsra, down TO Casae. TIE extreme lef, of the
allied armies reaches a. far "a Bella where Garbshi
Is posted giTh bis daring Cacoiaton dele Alpi. The
we'll krewt Gen. Cialdini Is sill at Casae, but his
diy ION is inspecting the country around and says
to BIZ found where there is oanger.
Apowerful corps darmts VIII pass through Turn
either TO day or Tomorrow. Ii comes from Slss, and
will be directed either ob the Po 0r on Nercelh. The
alEes thus swelling their number every lay. The
enlistment IL Italian volunteers has not cet,i, and
have been told thaL Colonel Aut,--i SWISS officer,
eBd GeLeral Zsmbecar, q Doo2Lese nOblrmsn, have
been eutrJ sied ty Count Cavour sh the Org4z ,i0n
OF two .gimerts which viii be called the CGcctdt0ri
Inl0ni. a Pirdmufte-e officer cf the general stat
told this morning that the nu nb-r OF lunieers -
already 80 Oon. Money il collected fer dressing au1
eQuippiI them The MarChiOBes- PAllviciuo Inys-
gio Is al the head of commit e OF ladies
who collect funds for the purpose. Mar
ch'oness Teresa DOra coes the same work at
Genoa. Count Ala Pouzone, rich nUbleman from
tr,mOua bss sen from Pans battery Of eight gdns
three hOrses and tJ france IA be given pat lotto
present to the corps o GzrIbadi. This brave General
Is sil the idol # Il aan- aud the terror OF Cro8s. lie
has good number of French, Swiss aud En-
5b volunteers among the Iueb uDder bis Command.
He leads bis bntaliOns to the attack. aud il always
TO be found in tho thick OF the tfe. Your readers
will remember the accounts Of him when he at
Rome. lie then clad in most picturesque
them. h eccentric cOstume-hali Spaui-u and half
Italian Of the middle ages. The 1qonfo has
been got rid Of and the Garbadl of the
present day las assumed toe elegant Uniform Uf
n Piedu.cntese general HlS dressed with
n g1een tuIic, with white trimming the shoulders,
the officers of silver. The cops of Gmdrs wear a
gray Jacket with black trimming the hu>sar fashion,
large trousers of the color, sabre and Colts
revolver They always anead their good
changers, ana are much feared by anstriao sharp
shot. r. aud Great mGrauder. The spirit OF army
could not be bettrr l. painting for tie day of action.
r. S.-As | am clnslng my letter ! Iesr that the
Au-tras have lift Vercelh after destroying the fe de
lontthey had created They have also ret ci irsm
>itadclla, carrying with them a. hostages the two
Com t. Pssni and ten other di,tiagui bod citizens vi
that town.