, 1859-06-10

Correspondents OF Inc FATS 90pX&AluAloR4Es
AL1rAsAknRtA. 6Akunlay, Aa1 1418s.
The Emperor yesterday departed frnm, Genoa
amid the same acclaniations and enthusiasm
that greeted his arrival At 2 o'clock bis Ats-
iesty reached the depot Of the. Allessandria
railway, md touk his place in the royal car
riage. At It o'clock the Imperial tram tpfered
the city OF. Al(essaudrin. On the way, At every
station, and particularly At rolnte-Decnao, 2,
Romeo, Arquata, aud Sovi, the crowd IN
numerous throngs, reproduced the scenes that
had attended our stay in Genoa ihe. people oi
these districts appear to be poor; but the iaces.
bronzed by tie sun, are full Of character Ire
bright, deep-seatcd eyes, tighten up cocotenan-
lcad diguilicd expression to faces naturally
The entire road from Genoa to Allessaudria
WAS cnvironcd with French troops. Some o.
they pushed forward, followed road running
parallel with the raiiwuy, along h'll.sldes
abounding with luxuriant vegetation. Vthers
lad already formed their camps. and in every
direction nothing but series OF delicious little
nictures of Uetlangc or lsatiet, could be seen,
representinG a hall III village or on the higft
road. TENS bud been erected at the feet "
green tseex, or on the banks Of streanlets, and
! here anil there burned the hastily improvised
kitchen fire. At the windows Of tue road side
cubins we could perceive our fellows already On
terms of intimate familiarity with the inmates,
| and nonclplansly fulfilling the offices of the
! toilet; In the better houses, our officers hare
| been received with hearty welcome, and the
/ occupants, lowering about their guests, studied
| t}tcir gestures, and hastened TO furnish every
object necessary to their entertainment
At Arouata, which is the temporary head
quarters Of Marshal Baraguay d'Iiilliers, tue e.
feet was still more picturesque. The ronds
around the staton incumbercd with package.
| and bundles destined for the commiss-at, and
| the -troops-~grcnaders, Zouaves,. Turkas, cAas
! seyy-a~chenal and artilterymen-had fallen int
! line with that promptitude and ingenious skill
which characterize I'LL the operations Of our ar'
nv, Tie brave Murshal Baraguay dH1aa'cr:
occupies Hying camp.
Trenches have been du: ut sosne distance ffois
The ho.1se>, ana isolated sentlnels stand suart
| upon all the puths Of arproach. THIS servlc
is performed entirely By fie.lt1onte:c soldiers
ltt our troops rrcsioninatc III thu garrison
I Between !irquata and tlils place, " taG way
are at present concentrated the Sardo: Frene
forces destined TO act as reserve not IT
:. fru,n Auu;ta i'll the direction Of fortuna Wolli
have taken place the first battle, if the Austr'an
s,,spcDdin. their march and changing the'
: | pial hull not, fortnight ago, commenced the
| Tctrogradr Increment &.
| The city OF Aics<andria was transformed
| honor Of tue Emperors reception. The 1nhal
| itauts made all hlste tn decorate thc!r house
In The Strld:. del la Plerfa, which is the prlnc
pai stree, adjoining tile railway depot, all It
! | houses were crowded 10 the topmost stor
Shops entirely disappeared beneath their dra
erv of tri.colorcd Aags-it might lave bee
thought STREET in French village at the Ill
i mrnt tie prosleAsiou of tlr ttt< lftH was abo
T. to more Every thirty yards, arches ct tr'us''&
e | we're erected. surmpunted in lurn will the 70
ri crown Of Savoy and the imperial crown
France
!. 1t The door Of the depot, and as M opening
the route lead;u. into thu city. two great PVT
} ,nils ornanenteti with Tugs bore ;s lnscr1pt1"
these words Of tl,r Emperor:
.Thc object Of thi. war Is to restore Italy
herself, aud 10 change l,cr masters; ssc si,nl'
u hold on orr frontier i friendly people, Win o.
y. 10 US their independence
r. And again:
"Iet FRANCE arm herself. and say distinctly
E,,ronc: desire no cnnlncsts, Int no''
ayow Inv sympathy With people whose hsto
e,r il. i,,terininglcd with onr o"n, and who sf'
under foreign oppresslon. a.,
y. Further IN, upon .itltd cscutcheons, tn
might be r.;d uthrr Inscriptions IN In
OF Italian independence, and, at the entta'
fos al 1hc city, Of, i wide streasaer, were
words:
"ro TIE HEIR Of THE cOSQuERoR OF NARENt;
su 1t the extremity Of the Str:da del Ia Pief
- m In piazetta, was placed beautiful mai
bust of the Emperor Napoleon l., with the
- scrip1ion On the base:
"a Napo!eous ILL.,,
Qae.ta nuta ttts9aente ei1i:ic,
n 1;;yrrdtc=sa ALA !uce
~ Is.pc il tI2tt.no q! y lena.
Attret1tl en:let Etaninc+
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