The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

DO ypcennes leaving 70 day and 10 for Lyons
The command OF tso divisions OF cavalry in tho Army
OF he ESpefiion will be given TO Generals Pastouneak
and de Mouiaubsn.
The whole garrison OF Pa, has left the Imperial Guard
only The service of the city and Of the stat is
done 10 day by the Gdrde dc PARIS ard one b so snort OF
that hosemen have to DO service at the Exchange
PARIS, April 26, 1859.
Three divisions Of the French army, belonging 20 he
corps ds,ee of Marshal Canrobort have crossed MouGI
Ccn and arrived at Snsa but few hours from Turin by
railroad. General McMahon comming directly tsom A.
gers arrived yesterday evening at IL ocock at the port
OF Genoa His troops were on board of the Eylau, tho
mpeueuGe and the lsly, "a line Of battle ship aud
rgstes The nero Of the Cnpean war has been received
with the greatest enthusiasm by the Genoese population
II Ia reckoued that have at the present hour bet
thirty five aud forty thousand men in Penoas and that
the plumber noreasng every day. almost hour by hour
and tba. before the OF the week the army will
Der seventy i've eighty thousand Gen Trossard
lieuiesan. General Oh Tho tngneers, is at Turin
General Reenout de Saint Jean dAngely, who was tho
commander OF the Imperial Guard becomes the chief OF
the saf under Prince Napoleon IL Pursuance Of recent
ORDER the soldiers Of the Imperial Guard ony allowed
TO take with them pair Of pantloous and two shirts
go as 10 be enabled to carry number OF cartridges
PARIS, April 27, 1859
The news Of tire passage Of the Tcno march Of
the Aus,rans Turin has caused to-day the greatest ex
element in Paris 1t is feared that the regiments which
have already reached Piedmont in too snsI numbers
to oppose the mBssos OF AusIiaas Reniorcemenis are
sent from all parts The Western Railroad has carried
| Al goo men IL four days.
-Four regiments, recently arrived from Africa, bsve
been obliged stop Mount Gelevre for want OF having
received their complete armament Attiery Is most
wanted but its embarKston takes grea. deal o c as
| the pie:es have to be dsmouDted
From the Paris correspondent Of 10 Nord
| PARIS, April 81 1859.
II s not only 10 Piedmont and France that Austria
throws an insulting challenge but to tue great iowers
| which inerfered avoid and its calamies, which
Will fall heaviest on the government which has taken no
no. ce the friendly interference OF those PoSe Aus
.rs shall have account for her obstinacy she rejects
| the last offers Of mediation.
All the letters from Italy state thst the enthusiasm has
reached highest point through the entire pesnsua
pectsd IN Turin. In Rome Roman noblemau has given
900 francs Tor the support OF the volunteers to the
Cheyaier UAzegho.
PARIS, April %, 1859.
The that Prusa proposes 10 put the FEEDERS army
on q footing has not as'oDshed any body here but
from ascri0pg in TINT measure any hostile in
towards France 1t s natural tina, Prussia should
Confederation have already decided place their
tipgen,s footing In taking the initiative OF
general nobotioN Prussia Goes only preserve her
influence aud her authority in Germ but she undoubt
edy also for herself the chief of the
FEDERAL army. And according to all the declarations Of
the Prussan nent that only be used for
the defence and the protection OF the German territory
PARs, April %, 1859.
The movement OF troops continues with the activity
and enthusiasm Al the regiments Of the lmp raj Guard
have been the Tdi,eres to their flags
and show the greatest enthusiasm When passing under
the windows Of the Emperor. Marshal Random recently
appointed or General is constantly with the En- peror
who is busy from Elk O'Clock in the morning unt
midnight. The Emperor will leave Paris the 6Lb Of
May, and Prince Napoleon and de Viliamarina will start
this evening or 70. morrow.