The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

Dge" az Successive regiments passed No one thought
Every present felt pride In the manly fellows who
did such hSaor TO their country,
W.T. ne s SussGsmsn marched with superb preci:on-sne
"lets Zou Aoo" jsnntily, easily, "cockily," their
long msrch from 81. Asur we're but light morninga
hmusemenl they looK The perfection OF "hard " "wky,"
begsAls up anything hsrce OF aspect; yet none We
know were more tender to the wounded friend enemy
than tne edoaoed Zousves who possessed in Austrian
laurel csowned, and none greenly decorated than
these Zouaves. Many regiments were accompanied by
Psone ny 20 soas, another BY superb black grey.
them most "canny" and Zou zou dog Like many Of
hs patrons 10 was evidently not In the knowledge Of
depsbly "vsrpipt He too, WA eayIsndea. and car
re tncolo' dg AZ 70 his exploits in the neid,
tie femspt @hi1n pete him may know them; but - TO
nt maoce immediately IN the Emperor's presence,
10 LOT ibs proaoe Of your correspondent that shall
conveyfo mind that he must directly or ind
recty be 0esceDoso from the dog Of Launce which did
What the bard Of avon has not thought unworthy Of
cord.
Then there were the "Turcos" Of whom the majority
are pure Arsn, aoc the reat nggers Frenchen and an
qua pody,aa q az osons They are most strange looking
ried NO French tag but banners with the crescent on
them snd others with band; what meaning know not,
except that they are Turks and nfdes should tell yen
that regiment after regiment cheered the Emperor and
batting before him, delivered ts standard " the officers
Of mo Cent Gardes But how picture the enthusiasm
OF Inc multitude ~ standard after standard Was
laid IN tssers, at Napoeons feet Such tale Of battle
% was told BY those fsgs-some on stumps Of poles
mere ragged remnants OF what had been huge silk
banner The people tired OF cheering and the
women were, not to ray unfairly intoxicated with the
excitement Ladies who a nrss had arrived Gallon, ele
enthusiasts under the strong Influences OF the stirring
scene thst was being enacted before them. Excitement
Can you imagine The sensation caused by q wounded
vivsndisfe as she crAwied by on her clutches,
woman who had been struck down In her mis-
s{nr 49, IN H. uAnA T~n~
ture the thrill that ran through the crowd "a veteran
the frat Empire, with snow white hair and beard hob.
bed suddenly forward on his one leg and stump to give
laurel crown 70 the drst grenadier Of his old regi
ment, which he had lived TO renew the deeds Of his
youbs Can you mot fancy the cheer Of soidiery and
form Of corporal Of the Guard came down beside h "a
Their and being lifted up TO him evidently begged favor
was granted Napoleon took the chud in his arms
the place rang with the shout How the grim soldiers
smiled and looked deliehted-kind hearts 90 they
storm Of BULLETS n solfsrino and Massnts The Duke Of
Magenta AcMahon) was present with his division, and
received ovation only second 70 thAs Of NapoleOn
recent csmpaisn2AoDtsbeiio. There were SCORES Of
other brave officers whose names know not, but
The homage Of Ss fellow Citizens a. bsoane sp
various chAracters-some st and impossible too modest
or too stern TO notice t-ohers radiant with joy sxu1g
dards and forty Austrian guns carried in rumpha
procession amid the voas OF the popuace and then fol-
lowed more divisions Of the army The passage Of the
over only just before three. They passed in
deep column =. The quick step, and numbered
realize to one's mind the fact that the Freuch
alone at Soerino numbered three times ~ many, and
hs the whole CONTESTANT force present at the battle must
have been come eight tmes large, Il difficult
comprehend how such vast ssgregations Of humanity
could by any means be man@uvred. The weather WAS
superb up to two O'Clock when ZONE premontory "hsas
Drops we're followed by severe shower, which wetted
OF the spectators in spite OF psrssoi and umbrella
and fairly drenched the Emperor and his staff However
before al was over, brilliant ahone out again, dis
playing 10 advantage the magnificent anow Of cavalry
which closed the march.
THE SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR TO HIS
GENERALS.
On Sunday evening grand banquet was given by the
Emperor TO the principal chiefs in the army About three
Ecndred invited Al the close Of the BAN
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would .te notdo for her independence drink he health
Of The army.
GENERAL AMNESTY FOR ALL POLITICAL.
OFFENDERS.
The 4tri!exr Of the 18th contains the following
IMPERIAL DECREE.
a full and entive granted To AL persons