New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30
II II f n A r.
The LATEST KILOGRAMS.
TCRiS, Saturday, May II


THE LATEST KILOGRAMS
TrRrS, Saturday, May II, Ne.
The following official bulletin vas Published to-day;
The AustriaIs withdrew to-day from Bob -, and
car commander pushed forward second aut. stu
stronger accommodating psrry "a far A. the walls ut
yercelh, but without result the enemy not having
maze ANY movement whatever.
TIE Emperor has Transferred Ms head quarters to
Ale-- sndrs. he iravers-t the tu~n on horsebs'S.
accompanied by General Canroberl The streets pge
serted the appearance Of f, dap, and great deinc
s'rati Of Joy in honor of the Imperial corege "ere
nsde by The people.
TrRIN Sunday Nav r., 1852.
The Austrian war steamer Radet kk statonei or
the Lsgo Maggiore lay to on "Wednesday last BEFORE
CsLp,bbo ami made eXorbtant demands of proyi-
sien. vhish however the ibhabitanss reSouteli re-
fused TO supply, aud the Rsdetzki was oblgei to
TrRrS MAY. rs. 1859.
The oaieial bulletin published Yesterday evening.
announced certain movements ci the Austrians from
Stradells toward Noghera.
Nothing has been published to-day
The weather continues rainy.
ALEss.NDRIA May H., 1859.
The Emperor siil remains at Aessandria, where his
Headquarters ere established. His lmpe-al Majesty
i in excellent hesl,h. Price Napoleon has remained
n Genoa in order to organize his corps daymet, part
Of which il expected from Africa. IL believed that
in eight days thi. corp the destination OF when is not
vet suoa d. will be ready to take the field.
VIENNA, MAY i6.-On the 10th instant an faglish
merchant steamer, bridging the Egyptian and in,iian
mails ana IS passengers Trieste, overloaded by
the boats Of French liner off Sassarie, opposite
AvolOrH.
RomA, MAY S--The Duke de Gramont left Rome
to-day for Gcnos, by Geographic ordet from the In
perUr.
THE LATEST MEMS FROM PIEDMONT;
The events detailed in Piedmonte official bulletins,
from the llh ia the l3h inclusive, have occurred IN
the order following: On the morI ng oi the lit the
Austrans at YsrCei made ncursiOns toward Desana.
Tso Austrian batteries aud thirty wagons of their
80 4 and wounded, had reentered Pavla from the
Graveloue. On the uornlng OF tue llth also, aooat
3G0 Aus,Ians passed the Po at the Stella, the Com
mandan, General being a the Becca, ON the LETT bank
of ia, river. Siege artillery, regiment OF infantry,
and detachment os chasseurs repassed the GIa'.one
in the direction of Gasal PusteTlengo. Inc Mayor of
Xradella received from the enemy an intmation TO
mend the national read which goes to Piacenza. Many
Of the enemys troops were concentrating between
Mpsrs Pu.estro aad Bobb'o their adquarters being
still at Mnriara They had withdrawn the two bridges
which they had thrown the Sesa. In The neighbor
hood Of Palestso. The statement was made from San
Gelmano the l2h that on the same morning troop
of tho Savoy Cavalry commanded by Lieut., spni fell
in with patrol rs the Kaiser Hussars and pul 1t To
fight. killing sosier and taking another prisoner.
II was on day that the ar, al Oi the Emperor Ma
poleon at Genos took place. The Sandman head
q,rters wore transferred on the 18th Ia Occimiano.
Previously, the following had been issued from the
PRINCIPAL headquarters at San Salvatore, ander date OF
May r.;
ma that the enemy has almost totally abandoned the
positions he occupied in the vicinity OF the ef oak OF
the river. -,, ,..-;... $50,
"The sanitary and moral state OF our troops contin-
ues IN be satisfactory (Signedl DELLA RoccA.
A Turin letter OF the l0th IN the Nerd, says;
1.-THE retreat Of the Ausrians IS at rlbuted to
movement of the French from Genoa and Now on
Eobbio and PontremOI from which places they might
advance against Plaeenza, CremOna, and Mantaa.
General Ganbaldi viii set out tomorrow Tor Urea,
whence he will probably make for the Lago haggiore,
apd then proceed toward Layeno, the Lake OF Como,
and the Vaelina. There he will be able 70 carry on
the warfare best suited 10 volunteers We ought not
however 20 believe that these galan, fellows can only
shoot Like sharpshOoers; ore OF their battahons q
already fought at Cxsale, where, a'ter Delhg tniee
bonr. under fire il Move back the Austrans al the
pout of the bayouet | will give you an instance OF
The gaantry of our JerSage5l On the latest attempt
of the Austrans 20 throw bridge across the 10, egbt
Lersgglier1 demanded permission TO 60 ana Durn the
part OF the bridge already commenced on Ihe opposite
hank of the river they got into two small punts one
of which sank and three men IN the other were "Ound
ed but one OF the 6ersdgtert succeeneh IN posting
himself beneath the bridge with the straw ne had
taken with him. aud in setting ire TO H. AFTER thls ne
came back. II
q You cannot imagine the dash and enthusiasm both
Of our troops and volunteers their impatence 20 hght
is extreme they especially irrated NJ the Infamous
acts COMMITTED by the enemy, who Only seems 20 nav.
come among ~ that he may eat, drink, aud steal a
general attack j. imminent and II l. hoped that the
Toai To- Milan will soon be open
II The following letter has been received 10 IAf4s foi
II Genoa dated the llth inst:
Tl landing of troops and warlike stores continues,
and every day fresh troops arrive rom Ic9on or A.
gera 10 join the corps b when tney Deiong. We
lave now q respectable force 10 ltay-l-DfUV men az
east The cavalry camp here is pitched near the Pua
gate outside the Qualifications, on M! whlcn slopes
doyr 70 the Steneya-so, r.yuet which is a. presen.
drv The W tie tents scattered over the meadow, the
horses yicketed. the cannon mounted on tner car
he
inert II the army present most extraordinary appear
ance. Since the faIn ceased the enemy hosen III
ward ard offensive dispositions nave oeeh oD7sr'e"
f,r the last two davs There was rather DISK en-
ysgenant on the ght Of the 7th near Casae between
the Italian Volunteers commanded by GanDadi ana the
Anstran troops. The details OF this anar are a. ye;
br. perfectly known, but IL has been ascertaLed
that the enemy lot considerable number az kied
ami wounded and among tine killed coonel. ihere
were Likewise f. prisoners made, who were oronyn'
10 Aessardria !. may happen that the great oai'ie
which was be.ey cd distant may D. fought Inncn
Ii sooner than Wa Anticipated The eDemy- plan Is not
II vet well understood, l. il known on what point he
II vii advance but can assure you positively tnat the
Austrian army which entered the Sarinian territory
II very numerous Al the Information received =
unanimous ON that point and the NUMBER - estimate
q, $50 000 a. least, aud some say DOVVV, pr .A'f
letter received from Noysrs announces tnat the Aus
TRAN troops In the province Ot LomeI,no aons amount
20 20 coo You nav perceive that the COLLISION WI D.
terrible when two annie Of $4,000 each -naA engAgr
zach other. proc lalnatiOn posted on tue wal'
o. the city a. 'nls morning Announcing tue af'Fsi
he Enrs-,,r Of ne French In the following terms
e Irhabtaut. Genoa VII 10 morrow Tor tne hrs
tine have TIE ho.Or 70 receive NepoleQn Il.-;h'
generous and powe -Ul ally Of our ~eIos.oVen so'er
eig, ,he champion Of Justice and cyliza,sca-tbs
avenger Of oppressed nations. The Emperor Of th'
Fr~rSh ba. esoousei OF, cause with an uneIs npee
masr adj nifty No. conteni WIKI having cent form
4 dabe AMY 20 assistance, ne = coming hdl;eil
acconpanei By the good wishes 0; al France - pac'
Lirpse a tie head u ais troops. Ia snort time .a'
! beir 20 the name sni 20 tue glory Of Napoleon th'
4 ,va gyrfh Victor Emmanuel