The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

sentiments he publicly advanced thsrs in defence
country. Hs died in New Orleans on the 9th ult Of
disease OF the heart
Miscellaneous Foreign Items.
Ire Emperor Napoleon Ea5 addressed tho follow.
ipg letter to Madame Bruuet, wife Of this general
wDo wfs killed in tie recent attack on the Mals
kof Toxer:--
PALACE or THE TrLLERIEs, jana %.
Madame-Ge neral Brunei has just been struck with
death at tho moment when he was giving his country
who has long ranked him amongst her bravest de-
Tenders, counts him amongst those whose loss shs
most seriously feels Fer myself who know how to appe
cate ell the merit of him whom you bewa, aiacerely
take part In your Receive then the expression
Of my profound regret count special interest," and
believe In ali my friendly sentiments NAPOLEON.
when the allied forces landed lately in Auspa on
the Circessisn coast, the entire town was fall OF
tive Crcaesiens movirg abous IN the mids. Of the
ruins. The men still wear the original costume de-
sc,ios ,s II Old iesends large cap trimmed round
on the breast light cote dc mdiiies; Cartridge
bcx, con posed Of series of small cases made Of
bone, in which the cartridges kept; the cabine
adorned with silver ornaments, which they carry
siut ever {. cir shoulders; large Turkish sabre,
and, In their bsN, poignaIas and pistols. This &c
couireMent gives them q martial appearance. al
row confined 70 the mountains bordering on the
Caspian Sea- They arc excellent horssmso. Many
sre sail sfned with bows and arrows, which they
use with great address. They speak langu ago
Of them, hcaever, speak Tu. kish. Formerly the
Turks carried on ON active trade along the entire
cesst with the different tribes, and had formed
lumber OF establishments, which the Russ!anSs nave
held and improved for tho last City s>..rs.
A Sariinian officer spsaS- az Ba'akiava TOM
thus IL is the erapc-n um for the Eoclisa army,
which makes sush a waste Of everything, that GER.
ss,eiy tns W will cost tina government three times
VIA. ~ .W ut to do. For the rest, Balaklava Ia
1o~sr Bshei-peope are Of every rae q evsry
N e. L. bar rrS q
observes this bsy ene cal.oct understand Why IL
pfaAci mad not made himself mah Of II, sncs, rom
sse Pcsitlon ne occupied, he might ea. nave oooe
~, - makes US fancy the Rossianssre mos =. sfoas
Of ;bjs bssSor p. sisss opsIa91s while the cap
rhd NC lanced chen we we're Obliged, In order Ia
rave io.m 70 extend Ourselves. to march a0ainst
:-,nfenei who retired without fling shot, sbsn.
doning the magnificent position Of Kargayi and
ksn.ara 70 toe Tchernaya. NOV Balsklsva il 60
cure. Arrived here, We expected to find tcc Fog.
lish amy almost irfsrior TO .hs Turks. Imagine
bow We were astoni.hed Vt sesiEg magnificent
M s;.% ", n E sES1 ,s1 ia i q sq p,s
Moht@se, accustomed 70 Gee our OFF ora occupy
themselves Gil tee day with their soiNsrs, IL seems
Strange 10 see the EngIsh officers. on tbs Contrary
leave ali that care to nolcommissonsd officers, and
dressipg tbemselSes In plain clotbss bass the whole
day IN the chase or at hoTseraces.
A despatch from General della Maimors, ds!ei
Headquarters, ksd!kci, Crimca, June ii, reports
the Lumber OF cases Of cholera in the Sardiaian
army, fl m the 18TH Of May to the 9Th instant, to
have keente69 OF which 1888 bad D,en fatal, 81 been
cured, and 440 remained ia hospital. Among the
victims bad been Captain Ciaur md di 81. Eastache
9Th Regiment; and Sub Lieutenant Cavalere Gis-
chino San MastLlo d Suambno, 18th Regiment;
SHb Ccmmississariss Morino, Roveta, and I0z;
srd Vice Director Gsgsi, OF the ComIniessrist De-
rartment.
A letter, which must AT ~ much me ancholy ga
tteatien 70 the family If tie las Loid Raglan,
bttn received from the Emperor OF inc Ffench. Ia
sustained by them. his Majesty speaks ia terms Of
high praise ard respect of the military taeu.s, and
The personal qualities end virtues OF his Lordship
an dwells particularly upon tie good feeling whcs
70 10 largely contributed TO establish between the
ger erals, and, by his example, amorg officers Of all
RAJ ks Of the British and French armies. His Ma
Jfsfy anticipates from history verdict which viii
place TIE late lord In the foremost rank Of European
WARRIOR
While the attack on the Manslon VAS going on,
on June sth On English lady, the wife Of OF the
officers, was present aud displayed great coolncas
and courage. General Pennsfather observing tais,
went up and cut of rctnl fiom the coat Of dead
Russian officer, and in the most gallant manner, and
With q very preuy compliment, pinned 1t ON her
shawl, saying she had airy earned Il. The general
js great favoiite with the army, aud the lady, who
has great personal attractions, and is the daughteY
Of an old general officer, highly prizes the medal,
which she literally obtained on ,he field OF battle.
A mixed commission, composed Of thu members
OF tne anglo ffeLcn company, snat Is 10 undertake
the mar segment Of tho Austrian railways Ia italy,
and CT several tunctionares appointed by gyvern.
ment have left FfsDBfors for taly In order 10 nspest
rne ires In question previously to corcnlding the
contract. Everything has been agreed UPON ex- |
cept the price 10 bc paid per Germs mile. The |
spgieeste !ersth CT tue Lcmba-do Yer et'an rail |
weys IL existence is 80 German, or 2l3 Enplsb |
miles. The ires TO be executed c mpfiss 80 Ger |
man DDss, valued at cost Of fifiy millions of /
fofins (tbe form is AZ. 50c.)
The London JdrJftscr OF July has the fellow. |
ir ittms:- Private letters were recsived in town |
last hight which state that the cho ers aud diar !
VI ora are csrpir q immense numbers Of our OH |
GERS and men In the Csimea-
Part OF large reservoir at Brussels fell In on |
Friday night, 18th Of June, With great crash. The
fall was occasioned BY pillar having given way, |
cwirg 60 = qDsniity OF earth having slipped into
shsft, fo' meily ussd breky ard AMI i'm prudent
ly left empty. The damage done ID estimated at |
1000 francs.
TIE LIST Of July, the anniversary Of the battle Of
che Boyre has passed CIT peaceabiy IN the north Of
Irelsr notwithstanding toe alarm that the absence
of the soldiers would be taken advantage OF BY toe
Orar psmen to chow themselves in the streets aud
on The bghTays.
E.fYsTMsxrs foR THE CRIMTA IN BUFFALO We |
learr that Hungarian, who Is conuected wish t1e
recruiting service st Cilcirnsi, aud has boen ope