The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
THE AUSTRIAN ACQUISITIONS AND Eek


IN CrOatlan, hungarian ana bohemian.
THE AUSTRIAN ACQUISITIONS AND EX-
CESSES
Turin May 2o) Correspondence Of Lonion Times.
The Turin papers continue TO publish letters from East
ern Piedmont giving particulars OF dsan exactions and
robberes committed by soldiers houses shops, aud
many Of the nhabitants we're cast INTO prison Az none
Of these letters however, that have lately met with
ISenon ANYTHING o. oa.ragss upon wosn and orueles
venture TO hope tia. such mites have been rre
and that the rumors of the kind have reached
have been unfounded or ut least aed Some
extraordinary tales have reached from abroad, but
have not been confirmed by thing have learned
Among obefs raw the o;ner day, Eoglish pa
per, horribly picturesque account OF Wild gaop Of
Of Unans, each one aitn shrsking maiden his
saddle bow. II was sad 10 have very
moderate defiance of Turin but had reached
ears and people here laughed at tse tale We have
nothing here OF the shooting Of Mayors
and rich proprietor for reasonable correspondence
the Austrians
ITALIAN TROOPS IN THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
lturn (May '6) correspondence OF the London Post
Perhaps may interest our readers TO know how far
Italy contributes tue strength OF the Austrian army.
give you some details from OF the papers, without
any way guaranteeing their accuracy Some Of the reg
Venetian kingdom furnishes the Austrian my nine
teen regiments of infantry each regiment being
footing 1000 strong five eaaSns o. ohasseufs the SIXTH
Eighth Eleventh and Twenty fifth, 200 strong; the
SIKH and Eighteenth SIS strong; Eve regiments Of
cavalry, the Eighth dragons, 1850 strong; TOUR
Lancer reglmen,s--,he Sixth, Seventh, Ninth and
Eleventheaeh 625 strong; four dem regiments of ar.
tiery, altogether amounting 00 men, WITH las guns
SIX Engineers 2CO0 strong part OF the
Second and Sixth battalion Of PontonDiers, sos men,
part Of the military train Besides contributing the
IN this proportion, LotnDardy Ven hnd men
for the eet ihe gendarmere and hospital Service
the amuun, o about 600 men, WHICH makes altogether
grand total Of 81 600 these regiments were sent
sJme time since INTO Galicia and Bohemia, where they
will remain prisoners in some degree during The
A PIEDMONTESE VIEW OF THE AUSTRIANS'
A VerColli q un1 n.
lsbed in the Dtritto, says
You may hod for certain that We seen more than
90 COG soldiers pass through yerceil and tell you
that they are we'll armed, aud also Of hne stature al
though they be dshsar,ened and for the part
cipined The infantry soldiers Ill equipped, they
have riged muskes. It il good for they
animated by courage, and that they oppas d
sooers who full Of ardor for the they defend
Their artillery Is numerous, but heavy IL, however,
veil the cavalry well equipped aud has very fine
borses We about " pieces OF artillery aud Copgreve
rockets The Austrian advanced post is ignii
cent. They continually Studying tue ground Daring
their occupation Of VeTcei, they always nad vide,te
the lofty W known tnat Of the PLACE. who, with
flags Geographic sers directed the teeple Of
The Degnboring village Ga the Piazza there
nualy soldier with his mead turned towards the tower
to report signs OF alarm immediately General 10
this manner they know ali the movements OF troops
in the neignboring country.
ARISTOCRACY OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
lMorsra (aay 10y correspondence OF Lobdon rmss.1
Prince Niche as, oil Nasssu joined the army yesterday
ss volunteer. he has, of course, been vel received,
particularly as his talents and energy will make HIN very
powerful in influencing and directing the German
commencing
You are aware that the Austrian army contains mem
bers OF nearly every mob family only Austria
from other parts Of Germany There present here
generals, Prince OF Hesse and Prince Iechtensen,
and the sta Of every general well
in history. These staff officers very numerous, for
each corps da7mee Is complete army in Itself General
Benedeks for instance of 43 600 (of whom
about eco cavalry and I2s guns The osher div
sions have only ninety guns EACH but the whole ar
lery is under direc'or General Stwrtnk that It's
ION vares or course the business OF each corps
requires complete staff then there the staff of the
commander 10 chief.
Genera stankovics is Adjutant General and Colonel
Baron Kuhn Quarter General On the last named
officer Count Gyula depends the OF the
campaign beng bis duty 10 arrange the details Of every
movement and Of course to advise 1t. He looked
uon as man of wonderful military talents by brother
officers Time will chow.
Among the commanders In the Austrian army, Count
NeupIg, the Of Marie Louise aod half brother
Due DO Rchstatt the of Napoleon stands foremost
between him and the Emperor OF tue Freuch
would be singular enough The Count s said 10 bear o
strong resemblance to the late Due de Reichstedt.
THE AUSTRTANS IN VENICE
The following eller from Venice, dated 18th inst
has been received in Paris
tits fact that there ia French 1eet 10 the Adratic,
and verv Venice We perceive the tr coiored
flag from The tower OF 81 Marc, that reason tho
public longer permitted ascend there. the Aus
TRAN steamer which carries the malt between Venice aud
Trieste went out yesterday as usual but after short
time she returned INTO port The passage paid by
the passengers was returned 10 them aud they were
forced 10 travel by land. Within the last two three
days the steamers Of the Austrian Uoyds have
refuge 10 the harbor in the csoal GuideccA the
Governor posted notice this morning nformng the ia
nabtsnts that III Of danger would anuoluced by
the nrng OF Twelve guns 10 that the ohabaas OF
the town 10 SHUT themselves close the houses
The Governor issued three days since proh,bue
the use of dresrms ~itnn the orudcatlons-eyen BY
those having license TO carry arms.
SIEGE FLEET OF FRANCE FOR THE ApRI-
ATTIC
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