New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30

quer dehtity,ly her 50 long desired independence.
Corrr,Poudece Of The Daily Newt =.
At Arquats, where Marshal paraguay dfftiiers.
commanding the first French army c,s. has taken up
| bic headquarters, fine ruined castle sarnoculs the
hill and the road continues increasing in beauty.
Color the whole q that splendid scenery with ssass
and fSgS, with Zouavcs and ChaSseurs de la GarSs-
| Al imair il With the busy camp lic III French army
ana YOU will imagine and increase the fsnstai beauty
81 iii. fsr.famed spot which rests ths valley u
Scri,is. hsd scarcely met French captain Of |" -
,;~de' 10 whom had been introduced D, friend.
wfer WAS Informed that the second bstahca VI tho
6r,f Vultigrars had jrs. started rrcoRs.'ssoscr
tow si the mouns rsek. which lead in the d. <ctioa
OF vcyt.rs. I(vlo~ea the soldiers through hoss
We ,,,,,,d at,ry fys h,rrs walk 10 the French amp
without Saving rf-t the Aistrirx r~srauders.
Since ~ last lcf,er no great ohrnges have occuIsd
either in sac trSnch 9. rdnsrcrse positions s
Salvatore. GeDs. La Msrrrcra aLc Mel, who con.
n snd the 81, french co.ps c,,nee, 49, With him. Tho
n corps dai rec urde shrssul Cam-vbert, is still Il
AIS, andia ~. while AM writing Il may have re-
csytd orders ~ move N the directtcs of NoyHa,
-rr the Aus,g>ns cut utrst u tir,sciVcs since
ii - main body retired FROM ve.cci yesterday nocn,
after bavng left companies rii.nen in sasd OF tae
fcic i,.goaf they Rave ere red. Sen. McAahon, II
the t-sd Of the ri -orps da4s, rroyd cn Saturday
toward ivrea, tom cn the DORIS Basea. ~ the eA-
treuc tct Of hb,, which was me ,sccd y an Aus
,ran bsdy Of eco mcn, mCvchng by ths road Of
Sera This body belongs tuthe 81 crps darmt~.
which dyms the risLt Of then power'si army. Tho
people IS ,he town we're ready = deefd thc@~ives.
ste a. they - the II tred pf-camcfscu o.
Sig. Pec-hio, n oi-ing ~hed pentine lswysT who
has been appointed Conrasssro 'sracriasccis thai
province The march she Aust vans IN tAat qsarteS
had greatly alarmed the yeod people Of suriu, when
they were sli by the oiiicsl buleus whcss printed
twice a dsy that the ava-t-gHde n the enemy had
reached Ear rs Ciglsno, s,nali town " knxhsh
miles from their capital T>s tear h~ now, however.
stog. Their vanished, - ~ scved sss
my leaves doubt that tie Austriars are fniY rcr
ing from Their former postiosS shortening their To
,Neud,d line by concentrating on che Po, which, ~
You know seeos likely TO be ,he base of bpr,sionr VI
The forthcoming Austrian movements. TAe growing
-irei 9Th at the French and the 'ieermir =. auie u
the PIedmontess have no doult wane'sN'n. 'vyuIaa
a. char &c his mind: and have reason 10 believe thAk
be has received orders from Vic,na which ssrvcs him
~ act strictly On the defensive.
Oh Sunday morning, before leaving s!ssssRdma
visit Pcdmoresc oiiic' who tcs'sss Z" the
C,skIin division. | arrived Just M tine IT, follow er
o-ocHr this gallant general officer rather danger
ons erraud. liz had been instructed 10 mste essrtso
from Casae and bring back some news from the Aos-
rian lines About O'Clock we started bus fos three
miles lot an enemy To be seen. IA we moved
slowly on with green field ON our right, fc'r horse-
IN, u rose suddenly above Gle, sssd grouns, which
from the left ran towards tho riycr we had crossed.
One oi these appeared to be an officer OF the stsh
The other kaiser iiuans Dragons. Atter q
while two Of them retired hourshing their 'snees.
poii ting them at the brsdgert, who we're advancing
ON their left. The officer retained his positionf. and
was soon the cynosnrr OF neighboring eye-s - was
about hulf mite from IL. and through goodtelescopa
his every action. He rode slowly along the bankct .
narrow stream taking notes with great caimnessia
IN, forsndnn. book. He wore dark green tune WITH
golden its collar coo ked hat VITA
feather, of the same color and pair OF gray rvuserh
AZ General Ciain wasadv ancing with the inain bWy
Of his men the two Huans came back With SOFAS
Others and spoke 10 the officers who speedily tell tAO
SPOT. Atthe time cvnlj See before Is ON 'T
hight dense cloud Of dust, and hear distinctly the Ne
uort of iaes continued without interruption. Wehst
ened our march, and in hall an hour the Pedmorsrss
column met Austrian convoy OF ~ oxen, ~ cows:
les calves, sheep, and 10 horses, all 81 whic,Ahsd
been taken by the Ausrians from various tSsdn
Of the LOmellins. The booty wa carrie 1 TN
umphsutly into Ca-ae among tho acelaDet,nH ~ tbs
people. hn,ther bold exl,,n,. accosnI h~ssd ~
t;aribaldi the night Of Friday last. Gsa. Naldana
had been informed by his spice that at daytseak 0ee
y uai intended TO make Reconnaissance in paTsos -
Casae. lie ordered Garibadi 10 be on his gusSd, aad
the fact proved that the niosmstsp was faby cousce
AT o'clock on the morning the Cacciatori doll Api
met the advanced guard Of Gynlai, ,TW strong Tbs
courageous volunteers fired their rihes sUd boldly
rushed on the AostIisns with tlfe bayonct. FheCtesS
could mol resist nor, indeed did they a,'S,Pt to 90
So TAey turDed at once, and speedily taokio tAslr
heels Atcr this gslaot cxpiDt nothing ,csurrsd h
tbat quarter worthy Of notice.
Firing Of ovont- postes ia going on every DAY. IL
quite clear the two mics preparing for great
battle there are perty Of soldiers for the purpose.
II | am rightly informed the allied army can already
muster NO, far short OF 30O, men the Austnsas
100000. fyou were 10 believe oil the rnmors when
are afo at in Genoa and Turin you would at once ADMIT
that the Austrans carrying on war OF pluDder and
srminstion There are facts which are enough 10
disgrace the Austrian army forever. The DAY Deiore
Yesterday two spice were caught near Iaienza, ana
two at Bobbo. These last are Doctor Psrlde vera
and a Marquis Riva, from Mantua. They areto De
tried by a cOurt-martial in Alessandrla.
Correspondence Of The London Daily News
TURIs, May IL, 1879.
In NY Yesterdays letter / told you that would
make some inquiries about the atrocities perpetrassa
by the Austrians at Tortona, Noyara and Nerceni l
am now in position to state that both officers and sol
ders behaved cruelty toward the people OF the tcwuS
ard villages they have invaded. | am assured, On
very good authority, that at Torona, after having g.
desd 81 600 ratioDs they began 10 plumber the mop
and houses The shop If millner Teresa Sccuts
and that Of Sgnor Gaara,i, the first, and 9TH
er. followed band of drunken Croa's went TO me
farm house Of Sig. Staffano and commenced pnnom-
ing everything, insulting in shameful manner wome.
ana children. At Cas.elnuoyo,Scryia, 'iguz1oo sna
Pon,ecurone they committed the same excesses VIM
out being checked by the general officers who wsss
there. The bastnado was administered, ny o'd% !"
Gen Cyulai To the Mayor OF small village near NO
vara The only reason Of this barbsrous act wa: tnss
the Mayor could not get 10 proper tune the requsaos
which had been ordered ] cannot poilute the COZ
uInIs Of your paper by relating all the acts OF shsm
less cruelty peiperated by these sc'ayonc ana vel
man bar osriaDs. The pen has its seltrerpectl ~.
those are atrocities which decency viii not permit mo
/ M relate. Thus behave those Austrian generals ioS
whom my Lords Derby, Malmesbury and Care.der
show 90 much tenderness The people OF England 80.
irdge If such pras ought 70 have been uttered IN ~
Palace Of Westminster For myself, am hOrrifsd %
see how Austria il acting, and is likely to act IN hiW
war. Fancy how happy will be your Commensurate
/ the Austrian camp. II Capt. Midway has not stons
where other mems hearts are placed, he win, nave
10 doubt deciLe at once the honor oiJohing "yuiss
headauerters. A..
! Colonel Cadogsn bas already arrived and sawhm
Two hours ogo riding about the streets Of tbs town.
Sardinan officer asked me, ironically, this morn.eg
whether he has been Instructed to COMMANDMENTS "As
taft