The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-28
TWO CENTS.

July, has assumed more decided and destructiy,
form under the altered condition OF the weather RI,
who were hitherto aceptical tn of he
alsea.s-who could not be at all induced to believe
immineDt-hsve now given way To the evidence OF
facts and feel rs convinced AZ the unhappy peasant
himself who the fruit If his hard toll melt away
now for the third time before hs eyes
Any attempt at copcealment would he than
useess-it would be positive crime TIE potato dis.
ease has SET in and aopes (ortsard Nth rapid strides.
We are aware that speculation may, will take adj
vantage OF this sad announce ment. But our duty ia
me ame We hare 10 put TIE country ia Possessfon Of
ne Iac, d'd enrn ihe authorities in Tim. Tint the food
ne Feo"e Is decaypg not lost md that early and
pie 10 lire.
Our London espon..cncc.
The WAR IN LoMBARDY- cAPlruIATIoN or MILAN
GENERAL STATE OF EUROPE.
LONDON Friday evening Aug IL 1913
sent YOU in my last ccpious details of the great
battles that have been fought between the armiea q
Austria and Sardinia, in Italy The route of the Sar-
dinisns was complete they fell back from place to
place, closely followed by the Austrians, and on the
evening of the 3D. the Austrian army vas once more
before Milan The CONSERVATION in that city was un
bounded-the Provisional Government resigned
General Ovieri (Snrdinian) took the reigns of gov
ernment in the name Of the king, aud every prepare
ton made to sta nd siege
On the 4th battle took place under the wells of
Milan in which the Italians again defeated The
Duke of Savoys regiment is said to have been literally
cut to pieces All communication being cut of, the
accou nts are, yet, vague. The Journal des DeSsts
says
are @ Without direct correspondence vita the head
nes ana ,oody affair took place in The of tho l ns
monese army and the army Of Marshal Ractsky In oon-
King ASer had retired 70 Msn wb 20 ' he
was ca deavorng to iorufy himself"
Intelligence of the cspitulation of Milan has since
rllyN nd han all
Lombardy is once more in the power OF Austria.
IL VIII easily be understood what a slender
thread the peace OF Europe has been suspended Tho
promises OF France, made by Ledru Rolln and
tine Of drawing the sword in defence Italian indie
pepuence, might lead men to suppose that General
Ouoinot with his army Of the Alps, would have imme-
datey entered Italy and given bat tie the
This has not bees the Amidst these great die
orders tn" love of peace to have received addi
ional vgor and military dictator advocates peace
Whilst the poet ststes MANTLE author of Harmones
hsitnses-shouts war A new entente cordiaLe has
sprung up between the French eplb bile and England:
the first results Of which is the formal acknowledge
rient Of the Republic of England Nj C;ustaye de-
Beaumont. well known in America, having been
formerly there on diplomatic business, u man
OF talent and moderate principles, member of
the so called Dynastic Opposition in tho DAYS
Of Louis Philippe. has been accredited ambassador
to our court Ciyiti.s daily interohanged
between Cavagnac and Palmerst ton, and Joint pacific
mediation has bee decided upon the affairs of italy
Some OF the organs of the French press are indig-
nsn. tbe reforms and ether ultra-repuoican journals
advocate war War IL, however, not out of the ques
ton yet II st to be seen whether the victorious
Austrians will grant the terms which Charles Al
bert Indignantly refused but few weeks since
France still speaks of qua nteeng Italian iudepen-
deocs-'ather wide definition. few days will tell
tracts throw additional light on the intermediation =
The journal des Debats says:
Of Franc England come to deaniuvs under
IN or % to stop the Of 1sd 99r
is accomplished fact.
The Ensh cabinet to the bases the ALREADY
adopted by the Government OF the Republic
inn atalv Htrhn "
Ate,cromby the Engl in sardina and to NJ Do
dc ssdusrisf King Charles Albert and Of aar.hs aa
dehy ana to notify to them Officially the offer Of mediation
made by the two powers and to negotiate Provisional arms
Of ohes for the ambassadors Of Frsnes And EnsnS
Austria giving them instructions virtue of which they s-c
s,,or r Il ,sr the imperial Cabinet the common
La presse fays Ola Presse is published again BY
arrived with tie palmerstoa This answer is not
S5 tho 70 oes tho s
ter OF Foreign Airs at whsh General Cavagnac
the SGss d & o. onasn
Was o sa on to tan who
hours the French republic be not recognized by the Ottoman
The Debats also says -
We learn this evening that Gusave de Beaumont
he f re-, " tho place dc Taena appears
s.! the ssis wis.s y
" the two countr es"
,rho N,;...I sc ri H.. $50 =,
70 ,h So IA a. tay appears t0ieel the amcuty
Oh the Gaze, atd II geta over IT in French style AZ
ter mentioning the fall of Milan, IL says
In Of this fact the must feel thu
of
lie vain word tering capital Of Lombardy tse
husrans have acquired right thew have nyo6teJ
by the superiority Of thr forces, and that il all That
france should have prevented ihe occupaon Of Milan
oud vbeen desrabe but IL must not b for
gotten was formally demondSd
adetzky for army IN
zine to stop him his But besides this Il is not the
a. ton to-day The poran tina. that liber which
sbouid banco
be lost necessary that their ndeper shouis not
at the Of the hazard attain this end the
n dison Of France and England will do bataions
)nce accepted by the belgeent
esary ia and nts wbc
viii lie under the safeguard the guarantee Of the me-
iating pover.
we DO not deny wish to believe still in the possibility
eace We wish for declaration hostte but at the same
line ready IL necessary to accent war That II eveo-
uay Is perhaps and the government ought prepare il
II Its word he not listened Anstra the