Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-20
General News.

/ TIE greatest aud mos; active preparations
we're making by the three Powers for dashing.
crushing cump4ign. Austrian and French
troops were pouring into Piedmont. The French
| Geuerals Canrobert and Neil aad arrived in
! Turin.
1 The Graad Daehess Of Parma had followed
the example Of the Grand Duke OF Tuscany,
ami fed Parma bad declared for Sardinia,
and Victor Emanuel bad accepted the picta-
torship of Tuscany.
1t was announced that IL. de Hubner and
the eutire ps,s0nneI Of the Austrian legation
would quit Paris ON the u inst. He was To
leave the interests of Austrian subjects in France
to the care of the Dutch envoy. NJ. de fIuhner
had paid a farewell visit to NJ. Thiers and took
leave of his friends At the Union Club.
Tue Emperor Napoleon is fcnd of anniversa-
rIes. 1t was stated that he would review the
National Guard on the anniversary of Napoie-
on's death, May s. He would set out to join
tic army of Italy OH the following day, May G.,
which is the anniversary Of Napoleon's depart
ure from Paris previous to the battle OF Maren-
80, which was fought on June Il.
The farewell interview of Baron Kellersberg,
| the Austrian representative, with Count Cavour,
was characterized by perfect courtesy. - hope
VI. la Baron" said the Count, tthat We shall
see you hure again under happier Cigcumstanc-
es.''
The .noniiear de Ia .4rmee announces that
the Army of the Alps takes henceforih the
appelation of the Army of Italy
The Ssntineits IouiOaaaise states that the
headquarters of tue Lolnbardo- Venetian navy
has been removed from Trieste ,o Venice.
Count de Richter. Russian Minister at Brus-
sells, died suddenly at Paris C,ghere he was on
Il visit recently. On his return at midnight,
with his vito, from party, ho vas taken i'll
with pains in the heart, aud two hours after he
was dead. lie has been temporarily replaced
at Brussels by Baron Velho, FIRST Secretary OF
the Russian Legation.
Movements at the Seat Of War.
VIENNA, Thursday, April 26.--Ncws from
the seat of war must be received with oonsid
erable reserve, but there is reason to believe
that four divisions commenced operations yes
terduy. One division, under General Baron
z ,bel, probably advanced from Piacenza, aud
another, under Gen. Won Benedck, probably y
crossed the Tleino at Pavia. Gen. Won Burteld,
who is but General of Brigade, led division
the vanguard--across the bridge of Bufa-
lora, aud met with little or no resistance. The
division under Gen. Baron Reschach probably
crossed the Ticino by means OF pontoon bridge.
The first troops that entered Sardinia were the
| 10th battalion of Jagers and the Galiciau regi-
ment of the liue Archduke stephen. Not above
10000 men are now 10 movement, but 10000
more viii soon be actively employed. AS Col.
Kuhn Won Kuhneufeld ian officer OF grea: prom
ise, who is chief OF Count Gyuai's staff, has
taken heavy artillery across the Ticino, il may
reasonably be supposed that Casale will be be-
sieged
TURIN, Thursday, April 28.-All dispatch
es coming via Genoa suffer a delay of one or
two days.
The steamer which arrived at Genoa on the
9th brought proclamation to the Tuscan ar
my, inviting it to await the signal of war, and
to advance III compact body of $4,000 men to
reinforce Piedmont.
a similar proclamation has been addressed
to the troops in the Ronagna.
The Austrlans have concentrated their force
in tho Sesis, but mo encounter has yet taker.
place. No movement has yet been made By
the Austrians on the right bank of the river Po.
PARIS, May 2.--The .MoniteaS to-day con-
tains the following telegram;