New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
FRANCE.
Proun o.. Own Corr,r-Dc9@,..

BY the French General, Fo'ey. at from 10 90 ~
lo,CC0 strong, STACKED aud ebterrd the silss- ci
A"nrbtl!o, Which MAS dtictdod by regm-n, Of
Piedwontes- cavalry. Gen Fsr.y advanced TO TIE
aid Of the Pledlont.s az with 500 meb. aud sue
c,td'd, aittr fierce combat, that lasted SIX hour'
10 Iepul-ng the srsaant-. The loss sustained ~
the French il es'ustsd. in Fo,eys report 4, frc'u
GO 10 200 ia kil.d and wvubded among shgn
IRE one General and one Culobel Killed, and Ices
Colobels wounded. The lo-s If the enemy Ia -s'i-
msied by the Allies very mDch. and PROBABLY
ia in fact s0mewhar. lsreer. Two bundled pri.oa-
er., ope CooDel, L into the hatts Of the Ahts.
Such, freed from exsgg-rstion. IL. believe. a true
srs'-n.nt Of The f,cfs Of the first battle. On the
aue dsy, the Pirduonfese alone, under Gen Cial-
dlui crossed tie 5. sla Verc-l 10 face Of the
enemy, who retired after ,'le skirmshiog and 3
trifirg loss. 1t would appear that the Aus
trIons are Withdrawing Ou their right, 70
concentrate between Novsra sud Mortara, at
both Of which places they base been constructing
with be forced aid Of Piedm"ntese meo aai
women, works Of def-b,e. Whether thy will
svait general engagement there or I-!ire brhind
The 1iclho Is ss yet matter " Conjecture. III Il
i.Ise al fbe coULtry they bs6 oe-o-ted aud uf that
rver between them snl the Aes, securing at the
ssn.e ilIir their retreat IN case of def-,t, seems
H,Osi pTbsble to US Psrisau evil strategsts That
they Will be beaten wherever they eau 10 got at,
al o that badly, We have had ouubt Itum the out
set. The affair of Mouteb-llo has warmed oar co.,
td.Dce itto aD ardcDt fsth. We rem. mbrr th,t
Ne oIce bad Free cb Duke Who to"k biz tdlr
from b. d -sIped it rear that seine Mnhtrbrllo ny
b..t b.. m III ii, a. hr.f b.tfl
BID VI have g.ineo ~; AID that tho. ag ,ius, spne
nf the best Austrian tro"p.-CrOrts and IyIol-s--
willie cur NED were lot Ibe elite Of th5 French
amy. one Of the regiments engaged sreins fire lOr
tb- bret time that Friday. The bravery add dis.
cphne of the eneuy-suticir proscd iOdeed ny
the duration OF tie c"Wbat and the 200 put ho',
d. oonbot-are freely acknowledged by the Ffeac1
1bsIr Wa a iumor sh"at yesterday 1T .nuth- r
fsbf AID victory hear MortaTs. The MORit,Ur is
silent al. Ut it tbs morning..
i bat poor hing 81 Naples, Ferdinand III closed
bis very III spent iiio nj O'Clock last Sunday at-r-
Icon. Frances H., late Dukrul Caabra, woo DOS
sscebds IL tlIoue, bis sou, b, his first marriage
With he Daughter Of Victor Emmspue |. Of Sir-
dina, ID an il-lniorued young mau of -, who has
received his education, snco rs II IL, from priest,
ubdtr the iDfuepce Of his step mother. H"prs
hive bren oppressed that he vii be better ruler
than bis father. 1be su,est foundation Of such
hopes is that b- eAnL"t be- verse. Some sanQuIu-
persons count also upon h- IT opinion that, with his
s-rnps siupiany, tn. Duke of C,labfia has been
playing. thee past years the role vi Biutus IN
UIGrr to escape any ugy consequences lk-ls Z, oi-
low from the sw,keLsd suspicious at King B'm's,
or the jealousy of The Queen. Ii Il sad that Geo.
Fisnei.ri hbs the confidence Of the n-~ sovereign.
He wns the ripht.afm at B"mha in crushlog tho
resolution 1T ic4- led the expedition OF tnat Year
against Sicly and was made IL .vernor Of the ISLAND
for BIS ard. Bat even Filapgi.r IL an improve
nent Oh the cnur cior. of the late King "a Oa the
lat. Kirg bms-f Ii h- IL btitn-r liberal nor
humane &c At least is IN favor at Italian lndePen-
d.pce OF AU.tris and Of only p,io military cruelty.
Persons ako have suffered from ned 'alga tell m-
the, fiud oO'hacbc quite relief. Simply soh-rlog
hnoihrr chance f,r changes III the actual "tIttle-
isb" situation of Europe, The opening OF De" reign
al Nsplrs Is eX reueIy interesting to diplomats ali
T, Il. ctbR spectators.
The sp, ctscle Of good man struggling with dr.
fcuil,s Is said 10 be- the iavOrte pa.tlme ~ the
,ods. / hat the Informant who originated this r.
purt bsd access to gina sources may be- doubted
But it, gong with the VAN multitude, We take rep.
etiuon Tor authority sbd accrP, It os tcue, Thea.
conversely, view of the pre-eht state oil toe Eu-
IeIesn Powers must eXcie rOlrs O li,gher ~ B'cl-
zetub al the Iest OF the orrss-circr of pandeno-
num- From Britannia. Mistress OF the Seas, to the
other Fl, uIaiiye and uuurtun,te scarlet icnsle late
Of BABY len, Low iy my To Keep Der seat on the
hills vi Rvue-I0ui stuiit little German Dusek
10 MOI bund Turkish SuitaD-Deienders of the
Faith Manufacturers al the Faith, Commanders Il
the Faithful, are sll tfepPling with Anxiety, all
waiting faith, wish an abiding dlstrust of each
other which DO amount VI speech uiakng, note
writing snd proclamatous eau overcome. Zach
uneasy bead hat wears a crown rests, with an eye
open, rn il. b.bd As Il wer pr"pped on one elbow,
wstcbiDs Ill the "ihrr heads, Win one eye open, IN
similar " toitl'sh Tepo-e
The question of the moment IL, how long all
bsrds can bar this craDped posfuse-asd We
wach Nth particular ibtere.t what seems hke
Welding tfeuLor IN the forearm VI the Gerdanc
body.
Hanover. Bayaria, and some a the smaller Ger.
MN States are ready 10 take active part Tor Aus-
iris Whether because The, feel bouDds 50 II do by
the terms of The k drrsl pact; or because they real
fear a fixed pLrpo,e Of Napoleon To ~ Prese1iiy "
The Rhine: or because they ir,r that under hs
guidance. or in spite of him, ibe cry o. ntlonal IL
dependence be pg rsiscd, aud some loose rhetoric
shout liberty and constitutional governments aud
rights OF pc, plr beng sci ahoar, Ff-bch aruy
beng once in movement, geographical AID otnef
Limit, are cure TO be- trai sgTessed.
Will Russ join them J VIII they 80 on with
out her
You may, perhaps, gather s,ti,iact"ry ans"e,
10 thee questions fIVln the reports wcicn you WI
have r,ceised u will receive 9rh tbs letter; his'
of the last debates in the Pru--isn Chambers, snd
second, OF The reply abe By the rrprr'-otai's. o
Prussis in the G.rmaa let To- III. pr.positoo
submitted TO that b'dy BY Hanover Br.ds these
publisted eocuusuts l CHANGED yesterday u re-
ceive ,ome ipiormatior, Proceeding from sum
Gently high Prusslsn quarter coupled With ''a1e-
ent Of opinion by tt- came aui norfy, that see '
to NE to cary probability with II, aud Is ~of'a
repeating. Ii am"ubts to tbs: The Regent oi
PRUSSIA, With sUffciept public sentiment 10 Pius
sis 10 support him, having little love Tor Austria
and ipclihing 10 believe that the war may Dr., sod
that Napoleon wishes il should Be, localized De
slrss 10 u siu tain neutr,lity Austrs ~lll be "eaA