The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
MOVEMENTS OF THE SARDINIANs.

dated all the plains Of sssla but has destroyed the
bridges and interrupted tho Communication by cutting
trenches ut distances Of 100 metres from each other
acr the road.
The Suisse Bay Sour private accounts nsorm that
TRANS from establishing themselves too strongly in the
mountainous part Of the district Of Noryara battery OF
artillery and some troops have arrived at Domo d0soa;
united with the National Guard, which IL strongly
ganzed, they will offer sufficient resistance any
coup de mair. Garbaldi, moreover, expected oc-
cupy Bella, Bannes, &c with several battaons of yo
lun,eere.
The various bulletins that have reached US from Turin
state that tho Austsns have augmented the garrison and
motsr Of Ancona They have also occupied Mortara
with twenty Thousand men. Almost ali the troops sta
toned at Pacenza have let and the Austrian authorities
partue Of French troops at rurn and Genoa continue
amidst the enthusiastic accsmatons Of the people. TIE
Auetrans have entered the Ducby OF Aodena at Reggie
The valley Of Scrvia s strongly occupied by the French
The Pedmonteae Gaee announces that during the tenn
porsry absence sneaI La Mar%oSs Count cAvOur will
Turin (siay y correspondence OF the london Newsl
The Austrans are advancing it Is said in great num-
bers They have done nothing in Aroma beyond break
bad crossed che Lake Maggiore than 800.
Another large column has occupied Novara, and is ad
vanciBg upon Nerce Nothing ID said about the greatest
which supposed TO be directing It's
Alesaandria There general report this morning
that skmsh had taken place at the advanced post at
Cassolo opposite TO Abbiate grasso has been
counter of light cavalry in which rumor said the Ausrans
were four to one.
young Piedmonteee officer Captain Coli, has drawn
tho Grs blood from the enemy by sabre the
Austrian commanding officers face 1t was a sort Of
chivaIOus encounter between those two, however, for
both de achments retired
The French are pouring IN both from the Alps TO
Turin and from Genoa to Aleasandra Tim King has sft
this day. His headquarters are at San salvatore, on hill
between Alessandra Valenga and Casale close to The
railway between the two ortresses, and almost opposite
II the Austrians have but 100 900 men on the field as we
told, doubt the Franco Sardnians Tor Ealo Ffar,
they here cled) not inferior in numbers The
AustTans have, however, unieasonably extended their
Inc Of operations they moan attack both Verce and
Uasale side the Monerrat hills and Now and Ales
ton Of Novara is but feint and that the real attack
will be made upon the forreeses. Austria Will thus
take the bull by the horns; but i was very evident
that she could neither advance upon Turin without
sing her flank to her foes at Casae yet attack Noy
without running the risk Of an attack from
Now is, BESIDES within reach Of CONSTANT rapid and al
most unlimited succor from Genoa.
On the whole have not met human soul here evinc
Se ue sDes or @ waa
well disposed, has been raised to the highest
pitch Of enthusiasm BY tho sight Of the first French
tToope. UnquestiOnably there will be great emula-
ton between two nations which look akin oatwardfy far
than they similar in dsposition. Tho
rapid marching of the has already
all chances Of unequal combat for the rest the Italian.
mus. trust TO the justice Of their The report OF
received with q bnrst Of unversaljoy.
very different sensation has been excited by the
especially Of the Times Of the 2sth Of last month It
seems now almost impossible to resist the conviction
ana pscaby hos. to the Italian paf' Inc report
OF an offensive and defensive alliance between France and
Russia Ill grounded as it now seems, was sufficient to
enlist England and with her Prussia and all Germany,
amongst the supporters Of Austria. Yet if Russia takes
arms against Austria it will only be when England affords
exists between Austria and the present-or shall say
isteEEngiish Cabinet seems TO me very evident, from
Austria who Sap9 % largo
force TO seaport which does not belong her. and which
lies about 400 miles far from the Of her military
operations Surely Aucona is intended English ma
through her thin veil of neutrality; and the feet sailing
from British harbor with sealed ORDERS but said be
intended for the Adratic is in keeping with
the Austrian achievements sent TO strengthen Ancon
Such are the snrises OF the Italians and they Of
sufficiently painful character Backed by France and
Russia they have reason to dread the cnmy Prus
sia Germany, England but Is painful them
TO have number free England amongst the foes to their
deserved better the Queen Of the Seas But at any
rate the in italy general European dimen
sions they think England win have 10 thank Lord erby
and his colleagues far more than either the ancient ma
tura enemy England o. the colossal empire her new
rival, in the East.
MOVEMENTS OF THE FRENCH
The correspondent OF the GLIDE says-The movements
and relative position of the allied of independence
nust necessarily be Kept from teegraphc KEN and the
writers Of straegeo articles In London ournasn,uch
Ike the sophst featuring on the Of benefit
Of Hannba-may wait patiently, aud put meanwhile
their trust hcAahon, Canrobert, Random valiant and
Ia karmora Some younger officers, particularly Bour-
baS believed by the troops who watched him in the
Crma likely to emerge ont Of this campaign topmos OF
the hoe staff IN hardihood aud wise daring Genera
Bruat who led the fret division over Mouns Cents is
oss His death at the top Of the Alps was simply owing
to he mot adding to much professional ability very
slight knowledge Of the laws regulating animal life.
Heated with the work of Climbing The heights of glory
and rarahalipg the vanguard he would guIp down a
glass Of water and foil If stricken by shot. He
was 40.
Generaizrochu, It said will be named to replace the
late Genera Boua whose sudden death susa has been
mentioned.
Tie Marseses journals OF Wednesday Announce the ar
rival chat sly the French Generals of Division Caou
Gauit and cer and Of General Of Brigade Rose their
The Gazette 1s, Hop1aur gives the following as the ap
poinmens To- sae medical stf Of the army Of italy -
Barren Larrey, sargeoni chief NJ Chanpouilion sur
geon Of LIST corps NJ Boudn of the "a corps Sale
rom Of the Sd corps; and NJ Fenn Of 4th CORPS NM
ssoues Be,t and Cazalas are attached TO head
quarters, and NM Merry and Napoleon Perrer to the
balances Of the guard
A: three ocock yesterday, during rainstor N, sol
mount Pon do Concord parapet and ACQUIRED ss he
wac, plunge head foremost knapsacK and all into the
twice. he shed up long way down. at washer We.
name bulk, near Ia TerTasse When he came to on In
errogasory turned out that he had been in pro-
vrces furious and had reached Paris learn that
his battalion had left for three days before Snnme
upset ho reason The Emperor has ordered him to be
forgiven and forwarded at once. That soldier was not
born TO bes,rowned.
On last Saturday evening the books of the Lyons Rail-
wsy gave total of 600 men a. the weekly rafic Of
led rousered passengers who went on without return
tickets On The LIST Of May the traffic aker Of the Cham
berry station had sent on over 10000, nearly many
eulT~'SN pooocA
Briancon trooper in the streets of Lyons had missed
his way and canorous to be shown the station de
vienne On being tod that the branch down the Rnoue
TO venne Dauphine did not lead 70 ChambeTy "Ts TO
yienne en- Autriche twsss to sol Where's the road by
Nareneor
sided The resignation OF Marshal valiant, Minister OF
War spoken Of in consequence Of the Of
arrangements in his department II is probable tina.
Count walewski, Minister for Foreign Aairs will accom-
the Emperor and countersgn the Imperial decrees
Marshall paraguay dHlliers addressed, from his head
quarters Genoa, 29h u the folio wing order Of the
day 10 the LIST corps OF the army Of Italy,
Soders-In 1895 and 1900 the French army, under the
orders Of General Bonaparte obtained in Italy glorious
victories the same enemies whom we are ABOUT TO
combat Several dem brgades then acquired the desig
nation Of terrible or nvincibe which each Of you by his
courage 6rmness and discipline will endeavor to give TO
bis standard Solders-have confidence In me "A have
you. Lett show ourselves worthy OF France aud Of
he Emperor and let one day shall be said
u US what was said OF our fahers expressing titles
u glory" He belonged to the army OF itaiyin
IMPORTANT MEETING OF TUE Cpy,NyfrJ