New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
MOVEMENTS AND SPIRIT OF TIE ALLIES.

OcclNIANo, on tht road from Casale to AAesan'
dria, (fcdmouiese i!cadqnar,er'l Nay ~ y
The first rewards have been distributed hlng
Victor Eu anuel who since Tuesday last mas pa1 ni'
HEADQUARTERS in this place. has issued an order ct Ih'
day in which be grants the silver nedal OF m'Htay
yalr to IA officers and soldiers, aud honorable men'oh
lp,.Rsione RO,erOjc) Ia 30 others These brave men
have distinguished themselves In the actions an1 re-
con, si,sanc.s Of Fralsinetto Nalezna, Nerceli,
Csssle. Casciue S,ra. and San Germsno. Tue prod-
eious activity ~ the King aud Gen. La Mafnor' may
easil, be imagined when | tell you tnat before dty-
break thew are both on horseback Inspecting our
hLes and giving orders rs circumstances require
Ills Maesty xto yesterday received visit hoh
the Emperor Napoleon in tis place. IS deePy
affected by the rpOTts of Austrian crael4es wn'ch
every dhy reach IL IRON the invaded Country. Nha'
oaT be written from the Austrian h.a1qusrters
there i. no doub, that the behavior of the Austrian
,odiers has been ard still Is OF the most snaueiu
character. Many poor fellows nave been uIdSSoi "
tle Austrian sisf pinioned, and lSshes have been
administered 10 t~en with that generosity which
din. suishes the officials Of the Auhc military go'ern
urlt In the hospital at Alessandra sa" mySrI
poor peasant hls Goth year. braised Oh roa1I toe
ty In the fleet Of the bas'iuado, to which he hal
been subjected lie WAS kindly uursed by Count
Gabiio Ca~au the President Of the Loiuoardo ffo-
vsiolal Government iu 1919, who, leaving the c'o'
of hi. palace, has enrolled himself in the capacity y
an Ntrseer uf the cvnTl n inhrintry. learue oth
tom him and the patient, all III details o that agouiz
ng scene. The poor was h)gged by order oi aa
Austrian general who wanted some Information which
tie pO,f fellow was uu~ijiug IT auaoie 10 give.
Tie Duke ce ChsTtres, second son If the uniortu-
mate Duke of Orleans, has entered one Il the cavsry
reciuerts belonging To this division. Two days sgo
his Ro,al Hts shiess ordered On a RECONNAISSANCE
n the direction OF rroo. TIE young prince Is scarcely
I6 vears old and very active anu ilte GENT. Eveiy-
h,ay here speaks Of HIM III the highest terms. lie
did not meet the Austuans, bnt be csm- back with
very useful intelligence abeut their Uovenents Tne
n r, made hy him this occasion va. p'essLtei 10y
Il King to tie Eup,rVy, sho sad he shold be yer!
lnluy when he coud srud 10 the Duke tie goli media
Of n ihinrv vaor What strange events We are wit
r,s,itci TIE Aus riaDs slu concentrating "n
Pavla and Pac,lza. Their outpo>is IN this direc-
nan r,aoh As tar a. Argine and Bronli Their sI'
,r,mr rieht i, stlll posted at Vefcelh. Ga Ncoday
and TUESDAY night they made an atie opt 10 occupy
Piemontese post ON the bridge of 'senzs, but dad
L,t succeed. They routed by a company oi bar
ss,l,r NJ the bayouets of whom they coai loe saHi.
The Crosts Of the military frontier OF Crons'rai are
no, up 10 the mark fur such game. Both usisus anu
French are far super in the bold and o'ociy pls'ce
a. ,his dangerous weapon. Yesterday morping, a
da,br,sk, the Aus,ra,s began to open tren.naoIs %
fire on some bosts whsch we're lying on the sn, oaaA
of the Po near the railroad which leads rom AessA 40
dria toward Mortars. Their artillery dii nor, nos
ever succeed 10 tho attempt although the nre was nos
dxcontiuped tl o'c5bck, g. q.