The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27
THE OPPOSING ARMIES.


THE BRUTAL AND BLOODY PROCLAMATION BY GEN.
GYULAI.
The following has been published as tire text of pro-
csmaon addressed by General Gyula 10 the inhabitants
OF Piscenza:-
AProvost sarsbars court is organized and only applies
one punishmeDt-tat Of DEATH lhe following conSi.
oeTed crimes mourning that penalty
l. High treason, any tending to forcibly change
the system OF the empire Of Austria aud Of the dnches
TO sract or increase any danger from abroad against the
STATES
.. The corceament of arms ammunition of any kind.
The public particularly reminded tho punishment
OF dee VIII be ooted on any one, whatever mis- condi
ton be. or however reproachabe his previous
duct nay have been, who shall be found possession Of
aims or aununon either on his own person In Ms
house or in any place " which he be supposed 70
have aocess.
3. Taking part in assemblages whether armed or un
armed.
4. Illegal enlistment acting as spy seducing soldiers,
whether they belong Ausrans allied troops and
generally all that may occasion disadvantage
trisDs and advantage 10 the epeDyi
3. Armed resistance any aggr ssion against sentnes
or Patrols and the slightest violence against any Austrian
allied soldier. warning is also given that the senti
nes and patrols viii not only have right but order
ed to their against who shall not yield
al the iirst SUMMONS.
From the Paris Steele, May 1oI
We could hardly believe in General Gyuais proolama.
ton but several journals published it, though declining
to vouch for its authenticity Is the first occasion after
long orseof time, that General threatens peacedble
hdbtonS ruth deGt and tadt courts of propox narshdts
make ready 10 do any citizens ,oho may hap
pen JOIN aRornled naee,sng-aye such
may be suspected Of having arms ammunition in some
spot which they may be suspected of having
IL the first time that the idea has been conceived
Of dragging before court martial the keepers Of coffee
shops eating houses for closing the hours spec
led by the regulations Of the police.
Bsrbarous proceedings like these Ausrias condem-
nation i. liz the commencement of grinding tyranny
imposed by her on Lombardo veneta and the Duchies
When read documents Of this stamp when compare
them with authentic documents proving that the
have logged women, understand why the Austrian
rule will be impossible in Italy for the future. They
be expelled from this sacred land of art freedom and
herself Of pale law She aenates the sympathy
Of Statesmen who had blindly favored cause the
English tories, the petty German princes
From the Paris Pays, May 1ol
The conduct of the Austrian troops the Pedmonese
territory exetes deserved Indignation In Europe one
had longer idea Of such warfare; there was a
traction OF only, but the Croats renewing the
plots of the Pancours. Plage, robbery, rape, burn
ngstbere IS no sort Of outlGwed vany they nave not
committed.
What difference from the scene presented by the
Russians and French in the Crmcan war, where the OIL
GERS exchanged bottles champ whilst the soldiers
gave each other bread and brandy. They fought with
courage but felt mutual respect because sen-
ments Of honor and humanity obtained on either side.
The Austran troops appear 70 have been brought up in
another school; far from alternating The aseries IF rdr,
Trey delight is dgpdud.sng them, and already The Pied-
Woce gocennrent has found usey Obliged 70 lay
barge Aarton ucsses Thus excuses elicit reprsas
but the entire responsibility ress upon the head Of the
provoser.
The foqowng fact taken from Thousand Of such, will
pros e thorough patriotism Of the Pedmoutese in this
cola which the barbarism of the assaias,s viii be
Genial ~ the defenders Of the Italian iude.
pendercr in the province OF Verceli the Aug
lrisns c,i-it,4 The brother Of NJ. Noe, tue Di-
TIC Satarina Reservous by means OF which
the whole country be laid under water. ''If you
wish your brothers fe," said letter to Noe
and patriotic official ordered his men to discharge twice
the quantity Of already given of from food
gpes that whole attachments Of Austrans found them
selves up 10 their breasts in water The letter from which
obtain this information does not say whether the Aus.
TRANS dared pat tbelrthreat in discover
ing the energetic resolution Of N. Noe.
From the Paris Prose-, May 1o.l
If this document be genuine the world will have To &C
cuse General Gyua 10 longer of severity Of
cruelty, but Of aaadness.
From the Paris Constitutional, May l2.i
We DO not guarantee the perfect exaciude Of text
which has been transmitted W But the enactmen.s Of
the Austrian Penal Code are in perfect accord with the
spirit Of this doc9m eDt Az 70 the mode of execution 1t
sEnoTn that Austria, when she applies rigorous law,
B accustomed 10 exceed ;s eDactments-even tbose
which are the mosl Draoonan. OF what capable
those who whip women in public paces2 What must
be expected from the government which condemns
Infamous penalty the lustrious Count B4thyan the glory
Of Hungary the martyr of the pureet and most upright
! patrotismf
POSITION OF THa FRENCH AND SANDMAN DIVISION.
Turin (hsy y correspondence OF the London Newgl
have been able 10 visit Aessandra where since the
I'd Of Nay, the Quarter General Of the King has been es
tablshed amidst thousands Of bis brave solders Sar
diniavhich by her geographical position ia placed DO
tween two great military Po~ershas evidently watched
with the progress and improvements which have
been introduced into the military sysems of France and
Ausria aud has admirably adopted their experiments In
tteae matters to her own advantage. As consequence
OF this care the Pedmontese army looked fit
for battle than 1t did this morning under tue glorious
Italian sun which poured the flashes o its lgot ever their
busy camp Under the good escort Of distinguished
cavalry officer walked through their lines aud weat into
their teuts, Witnessing the good spirit sDd cheerful
ness Of soldiers officers. The greatest harmony
exists between them End their alice, aud have seen
more thsn ore group Of he famous Berfager drinking
at the sam able with ZDuavee and Turcos miaglng NE
ng,eS " ths "rondinh song with the well known air,
"Flncne ltala non nostra-' Following tho advice or
10Y intelligent guide, rode far vacnza billy viii
age where The reserve 10 posed under the command u
General Casteborge. This reserve which by a1 easy
fa1 nay equally march 70 the support Of French Sar
oniana Is formed by the brgades q Savoy and 10y two
ftgimo0ts OF the Grapatier Guardie General Gadia,s