The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-07-05

'No '''ls''u9 c'.Tn.o"! q Gaining cv"H !i'
protection q Heaven Oh TIE AuS'ria'
"iHl, ~, : GA.fl''
Ne '''S 'C[!eSl 'hutA' q 'Ae LONDON
o.. SNS ALc news from Jenna i
"aIlAC' I ht emperor FRANCIS Joseph
VII. "he N.' ''iA"ialid vI 'ht army MN
sen "G'ihs Oh the defensive II Is hc-Ncd
anu taxing up Tue !ihe 81 tAe AIDA.
me -N'h'.f"f states LAT . '"'" -NIstri,
IN Iil9'A''S nave arrived ;'' H'iSei'l'S and
'u'o'i'
bfEl'N' June .4.--ihr Sem-oLlci"i
'|s'"'...-, "c'fa''- contains The follow
ing "l"''' are current mat Tie whole
russian army VIII be m"''.'zct, aid that
l Fuss!a Will soon lake art IA The existing
cohi'''. Out W oc,i'Ve Thai "t are not ms
'"'" III >'A''''I u''i l'' F'S". u'i'h "i >nch
! mature ,', 's VI "''t 'aH'h '"t Is II
i'''''l'I'.'''' y ''N'''i','"'. Il tu>>' ,i''u''
ie '"uIt.I To 'a". I'i'AeI s''ls i"r The
He'cirF'"'ai II her "a'. BE- power, her On
y oiJ'.t N"nit - - make Tie PCS '''n she
mas hitherto held 81 greater await
BEn N ]u.r - The EfRsN's.,
/"t"'s states thar the fuac' l'"geut h,
Egnoaue Il ta' pleasure o.! attending tic
ilRmm aAd le.,S Jah'ic' Festival Ia con
sequence oi tie present .oS,tan ot poiiti-
cal aIIalr+ r which, as his is"ta! flighuCs,
lately remarked III iomorauia. ii cannot
be loie'o.d whether Tue next hour may bt
our own. Ihc hcgGnt nae previously ac-
cepted the invitation TO tie festival
Ihe 'rrceih' june ~ correspondent Of
ihe London -Nci'S writes
" The railroad which runs from Turin Z
Milan wili hc opened again for public tr:t
fic on Sunday next. War operations and
Austrian destruction compelled the govern
ment 10 break of the communication viii
the magnificent town which only few day,
AGO was still tie capital If an Austrian
rro,.;,,oc ro,y fr tLr ms. ,,,rt ,n,i,.l :.
n;oIaa,. NJ ;,,'~rn.,.;,,t i.a, . 49,. La,.
a,.or -, ,.o..n.Dd ,Lo 80. n,,,L,r " -
Ion,lori - r., La...n;aa =, ,I,o;,
Iannaj c-r - Iar5 TL;s L3,ouar'
,,oyonc,,t ,n,o,L.r with tbn cv;,sn.;c.
s. ,rn. I,a. ja,,o,,,,I.toI ,or..,l; a,,i r.,
rim. Those who were fortunate enough t,
reach the Lombard CAPITAL on Wedncs,la,
morning had an o,portunity e witnes,in,
one of the most exciting and ;ntercstip,
scenes of bs,ory-I mean the entry int,
Milan Of the two Allied soyeroiruS ,
friend of mine ms, arrived from Milan
tolls mo tba, the ,no,t nnwerful ;maoiratio,
,,,p,t cor.aivo thn enthusiastic rece,,;o,
which both the Emneror and the Klpr me
in tho .pcien, dweliino-nl,ce of V;ScGunti
and Storzas On this solemn occasion tn
noonlc &C Milan went hayonJ the limits q
Italian enthusiasm and Grootcd their Eber
ators with = hearty warmth that has mad
the dcenest imprcssion on the minds Of Na
noleon and Victor Emmanuel Althouc
: the entrance of their Maies,ies had bee
; anticipated for four hours the Milanes
were on their guard SO tnat 'ne mare
q through the streets OF the town was reall
{ glorious ana 'riumriial one. Inc Mn
dId no. Try 10 ''hced thc deep enollo
T which his face b'tf'ycd' ana The hmper'
p himself could not control The l"y he ic
On that memorable occasion.
" In order that you may fully uuderstan
the sUlcmnity of the occasion, must tc
h you that, after the bloody battle Of Magn,
1. to, tie Austrians, ON their passing tiroug
c Milan, had spread the news that the who
q of the piedmontesc army had been desro,
e ed. You may easily imagine the angu,
G of those Of those who had relatives IN ii
G ranks ot the national army. As the i'Ie'
r montesc regiment dciiled you might 81
= ladies Of high rank leave their carriage
G and, with tears IN their eyes, anxiously is
&C for tidings OF their sons or their brother
Happily for them the Austrian statemcn
!. soon turned out TO be false When the
!. Deuat was over the Emperor rode to Il
y Villa Reale, and the King to the iala
t Busca. The popular rejoicing contlnu
# till sad procession began. 1t was form
. by the wounded Of Magenta, who were ca
,c rcd from the station to the hospital
might then have seen 'he counts ana ,Ii
c, IuiS's carfyihg !" .''..i7 ,he "olh4ea Ho
Il aVes ana bcfSasiieI' sfn lou "oIId Il"
D. seen more thah -oo eIuli,aseS ol 'he !
SC blest and "eai'hiest la'liIies o' lnG '''
le wal'ing I" convey 'h' "yuided >
tn dIers' VINO were ABOUT 70 chaf5' u''
n, nara h1'l''"l ieu9 i'f 9o'l "hu ,aSs on
he '''a''' VI n""''' III" D"nhT'1 W
IN thrown open 10 tue troops, ana t1Dics u