The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

sye In large proportion Generate azaoe ana Goze have
has been killed. and colonel lsutnaot cpone OF
the Thirty third regiment wounded Ia there are thr-
teen officers killed. aud hfy six wounded have the
those losses the proportions made By the generals
vsoo and approved by me bog your Majesty TO treat
sns Fist CORPS with your usual kindness pa,.,r'.rly
posed for general OF Brigade; Comm audaut Foy whose
horee WAS sounded unoer him, for neueoaat ,olonei
Commandment Meta for officer Of the Legion OF Honor
Captsin &c Farmland whose advaocemen have already
rqeeted and Franch.t sub officer Of the First Afei
ssn .hasseurs my standard qeaser ~nS We. T9an1e BY
THE RUSSO FRENCH POLICY.
XosSUTH's PILGRMAss-rHE REVOLUTIONARY
MOVEMENTS IN HUNGARY, ETC, ETC.
From the London Tines, June 20
n II announced thaG Korsuth has left England With
French pas port given him by superior ORDERS and
be viii So employed once 10 actog on the Hungarian
regiments In the Austrian service, and possible pro
sucing revolt in Hungary tssf A. me same time We
receive proclamation from General Klapks published
The French hssdqaarrs The meaning OF these proceed
kss not oouhtul rbe Austrian army 70 be attacked
s other kereod'y doi'ssons Of Francis Joseph not
de-d, by French eymyot ltdt for The pre,sEt-bM by
Probationary propaganda supported BY he whole aegh Of
Ae French and perhaps the Russian Court Il would be
useless TO afec, TINS developement OF
Franco Russian policy The consequences may be Of the
very greatest mpor lance 10 the present state of Ger
many the side and the Dapubian populations on
She clher second Revolutionary outbreak In Hungary
may light up var from the Baltic to the Black Sea- :,
With the abst' sct merits OF the which Kossuth
Advocsts, We have happily nothing 70 do That the POSI-
Non Of both the Magyar aod Slavic races 10 At present
most uneasy, and that hatred Of Germans will iOei the
former. ana ~ mpsthy with Rurss may seduce part OF
lhe latter 10 waver in their Atty 70 the ImperRl
psse rot impossible Austria has hitherto succeeded
m nsotsrtng Der euthoslty, and In the Hungarian
she able to play of the against the o,ne
What may be the condition OF Hungary al present
honr we have OF deterDp,pg Dl4r1srcsily 90
rssite opuiops reach from the same spot ard /. s
evkent that even Vienna they uncertain whether
The Apimosi'ies Of ls49 are in full practical cork.
q. amen Neak M TIM
Gar has revived The national feeiAg, whener,
on the o,her band, the common danger or the
temporary yAlty. would seen that, while
there 10 favorable spri, among ihs people,
much after the fashion OF Lomba-dy. The noat
rtseepabe suppos,oo to be- that IL left aOnc
Horearians ~ond reconcile themselves TO the Imperial
crasn and gradually 70 get the traditions for which they
fought Under Benz aod Georgey But they nay not be
psoot asaips, he Temptation hed by t~o pc ~erful
hhn docin.bon When they ind the rsl an penins ala
oros ing of The yoke, ami when by the open anJ
esentaous means sns French Emperor INVITES them 4,
renew ,ne rebelioo Of l849 IL Is posssbe that tue
Lana @l he too Iowsrfal for party tp .ouu
tefaos No npe csu tell what mother month may oruy
to'n aDo u may prove that sbe promise OF ,cazng'
70" gar go often reiterated IN April, at tune when the
Aps,aps 10 force P,ednonese territory NAV nc
a&rfgssoeo IN Jolly, ~heo they struggling sinain
Themselves NJ The limits Of their Italian gingdom
Up 10 the present Time this has been q purely Italian
question abb neither England Germany had any right
30 object the expusoo OF the from co1nsry
which hates their rul. 81 strength their
pe. Putting aside, indeed every consideration but that
Of he bal apne Of power the severance or tay from the
Aus crown be itself evil II Austria
b necsssry 20 the strength OF Central Earope forms
to the ambition of Paris and st. Petersburg, If
from the salty Of fs position ii the ally of England
Will De Bble eec.uaiy 10 perform these
N the world ~ben IL has released from the duty Of
keeping down BY force five millions Of Italians. English
ftstesweS, whose SO called sympathy with Austria
means only that they zee the advantage OF having
strong po~er in the geographical position wach
Austria occupies. would little Francis
Joss phi gave Nsep LODGED
the efforts Of all sensible been directed for
years 10 bsstowiog practical Independence LOmbardy
aDo Venice under some system which should save the
pTfde Of Vienna. But when 6nd aggressive Power
ing m In hand 70 redress by war the wrongs OF popua
tsoDs not lie ovu dangerous principle s being eetab
shed Europe No potentate pretend TO conne the
limits OF which once broken oos; general
gagged IN deadly struggle afford to disregard any
means Of success Toe dsc0oten of Hungary with Aus
tran rule is TOO great temptation for commander on
thu hanks OF the Mnco TO resist Moreover the under
standing with Russa' has decisive tendency TO
age fncb diversion. SO II happens that within fort
night alter the fret victory on Lombard ground Louis Ma
potion Va Employing Bulgarian refugees 70 revoutionize
dHtspt province OF his enemy.
she effect the Epg sb people of this new move WILL
or course, be small This country hs determined on
evfet nettrolty, and government tcoud no more be al
Iotced to 90 TO acar to keep the Autdns IN Hungary than
TO ksp them in H1Iy but several considerations arise
from it which are not unworthy OF notice 10 the first
pa the direct cali to nsurrecton IN the central and
eastern provinces Of the empire must have s effect the
Germans, who, os H. are sufficiently excited. What in
hueDce the change Of Ministry IN England the Of
Russia may have the Pfusssn Regent remains to be
ssen; taey may nduce him prudeDty TO preseve toe
peace they him 10 crafty bis subjects and
The minor States by active participation in The war
Within the sst lew days the Prusssn army has been
bized; ever1ihirg, 4 is sad is ready tor the trans
port of troops through SaxoDy aud Bavaria.
and, hoasetsr much the Do III may cot the sVss and
Hvcsotton # Germa,s, cannot be denid that the present
# things threatening Hitherto, however Pfussa
has ~aDteo pretext for entering mo the lists. The
has not spread to tue Germanc Confederation; au1 the
encn Empeor has maoe the most earnest aud repeated
proseeatoDs hst he views limited to Italy and that
Germany has nothing 10 fear for her interests honor
Moreover, the port Of Vsiese has not been block
Aceo the whole commercial marine OF Austria may
lie safely in barbor the protection of German
Brno. But If Kossoth and Kapka be seriously commits
stoned to kndle the flame Of revolt in remote province
OF Austria, the Germans may have that cdstss belli
which the more h0tnesded among them desire. It is
beyond doubt that the OF general peace will
be MADE much more difficult By such an extension OF
LOUIS Napole0nH programme.
What the French Emperor proposes to himself must for
time remain eectet Most probably his views for the
presen. are fined to weakening the Austrian generals
by promoting dissectlon among the Hungarian regiments.
Bss mas be sure that two such Kossuth aod
Kapka will not c0sDe themselves TO working for Italian
Independence. Their object rot weaken TIE
OF Verona Msptua but 70 raine revolt in Hungary,
nearly denuded Of Austrian troops The French EN-
peror ust be aware Of thS and II certainly strange to
sec sovereign who holds his throne the champion OF
order in league with reyolutonisis and republicans
against the model desp0sm OF tho Confident Should be
perfect IN the scheme whico the proclamation Of Kapka
and Kossuihe departure from England Ind cate will
be sign that he ready TO wade into the deepest waters
OF Eoropean commotlon.
DIPLOMATIC DOCUMENTS ON THE ITALIAN
QUESTION.
Translated from the Algeme,ue Zstupg Of Augsburg
for tne New York HERAIDI
COUNT CAvoUR, PRESIDENT OF TIE COUNCIL OF
MINISTER'S TO COUNT DE FORM, MINISTER Al
MODENA.
The undersigned President Of tho Council, Secretary
gp Affairs OF his Majesty the King OF SARDINIA
the honor TO inform bis xceency Count de Forni Sacre
Of Foreign Affairs of hts Imperial Hghness the Duke
Nodena OF the reception OF the despatch him
the I'd inst and he thinks his duty 70 address him th
following answer
Peumont, attacked by strong Austrian army, fight
With the whole strength Of the ration for the defence Of III
own territory.
Tho Duchy OF Modena chained 70 Austria by virtue
treaty which leaves Austria completely at liberty TO &C
cupy s territory according to her good pleasure, and ID
positions and ortreeSes for defensive as we'll as for