The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-24


Two Siciies has orbdden the expectation Of sulphur
The London Post ssys-some two yours ago u mad
parson who had brohen loose from his keeper and found
hs way into The pulpit If the English church az Florence
asionshed the congregation by the annoancemcn that
Heaven had great things in siore for Ialy-no further
proof being required than tue TACT that the King OF sr
diniae " Victor tmnnuel'--that the Victor
cannot poasiby be the veDqushed, and that Emanuel
beng Interpreted, IL od with 49," Europe he added,
was on the eve OF great Commissions, but every thing
would right in the end 10 those who SHOULD only
2Re their stand on the Thirty Articles. The i'm
preston created by the dseouse was that m author was
as hopelessy deraDgea Mr. Roebdck, by his own
count, was formerly considered by his friends but like
that rsoe Senator the reverend gentleman might have
assured bis hearers, "Ony wait ttle and you will see
that Am right and that every body ese is wrong"
FUN, FROLIC, FASHION AND DUELs IN THE
WAR.
Some inquired why Garbsdi had only received
medal, snd not the OF toner from Victor Emanuel
swell said punster II is because the King OF Sardi-
pia kpows that The Italians arc very fond Of ms daI"
(dsnes prepared with garlic.
"Wel," sad invalid OF the Old Guard to votigeur
or the Gfst Grand army, IhoSs young boys then
Corporal"
ar seems Sol and they DO ii quicker" said the
other
Quicker that can be easily understood they have
the Railroads. the conical calls, the rined guns they
h@ye--ihey have--Is dloJe az corps(tu devil is in
them -thats IT.
dren Of the family 10 whom the mouse belonged where
Napoleon had his headqusrterg, were in the morning
Austria and in the evening received and bonoons
from the Emperor of the French
The Vienna correspondent Of Tia London Tines writing
on the 30th Of May ssysln letter Of the Oath inst
Waa stated that Sandman captain OF dragons had
been thrown from his horse by captain Of Count C
valart Iancers and now learn that the officers hsd
regular duel IN the presence Of their men, The lancer
wnoee name Was Schwat~wsky, killed his adversary.
On the 22a of June there was to have been duel at
Eilan (ahoot a lady, between Lombard Marchesen
and French lieutenant but as the military comp,ander
M nt nd
jouined.
The French ladies manifest their sympathy for the
Italians by wearing little rutaes Of Italian straw their
hets.
Merry the French poet remarks that the letter NJ the
best seated letter OF The alphabet the initial OF almost
all the names which France has rendered Italy
In her anoent and modern campaigns MareDso, Mortara
Monticello, Magenta, Milan, Mantua, Msrgnao, Mincio,
&C.; the troops embarked at Marseies (he birth
place Of Merry the Mediterranean, Mount
Cenas and the Of the first OF that glorous
campaign Is McMahon Finally the great deeds to
be recorded by Gnemosyma
Since the outbreak of the Italian the names of the
balos those OF the Leaders have been quite uo3ue
in Paris. The hotel Of Magenta has lately been opened,
and ees Gorbo,di sold in every dry goods store In
The restaurants you be helped chicken la So
feyi0 II Is ead that this dish not superior the pol
Ia marenso but that the is little spicy.
The Austriaps hid much confidence in the resut Of
the battle OF Soerno that they ordered large
oxen TO be slaughtered in the Of the army, near
Cavrsna, 10 be distributed after the battle They made
eions-Sic ucs non rObts teTlis arotrd bouys.
Captain Mourier, Of regiment Of the line, finding him
self separated from his company in the midst of the dis
order Of the battle OF soerino FASTENED to spot where
he French soldiers and fell among company of the
Zouaves Of the Guard which had just had all It's officers
killed wounded. Captain Mounier placed himself at
the head of the Zousves, charged the enemy, made
eighteen prisoners and fought all the day ss true captain
OF Zouaves. Being obliged TO make report about the
company Of which be had taken the command two days
elapsed before he able to join his regiment where
had beer reported among the missing.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.
Count Cavour in recent Circular, June %, replies to
the Engish government remarks conduct Of Sar-
en'a towards the duches Of Parma and hodena. He
saysNo one in TACT ia ignorant that the attack against
Piedmont prepared on the territory OF Parma. 1t
there that the Austrian troops collected and threaten
cd frontier by borrowing the territory OF the
duchy hat they invaded Piedmont Piacenza ha become
the principal basis OF Count Gyulas offensive operations
Voghera, Torona were occupied by an army that
advanced by the frontier OF Piacenza; the march Bob
bio started thence. Alesssndria WAS threatened, IL
communications with Genoa for lnstant CON-
the territory of the ducby. The Earl of Mamesbury
IN bis despatch, has shown desire only 10 insist
one fact, which is, that the government Of Parma
bad failed in the duties Of neutrality, and
that Austria had always respected her In order to
refute these allegations I need only recall TO mind
The military operations that took place from and after the
18th of April they prove that the Information which
reached Lord Malmesbury was inaccurate II the Minis
Ter Of British Foreign Affairs had raised the discussion
other ground aud invoked in favor OF the Parmesan
anterior treaties that placed iu excep
tiopa position, it would have been easy Cor me to have
replied IN no less satisfactory manner"
letter from Turin of July 3D. in lie Nord says:A pc
russ of some of the DOCUMENTS contained In the blue
book will completely justify what de Cavour has stated
with regard 20 the conduct OF the governments of the
Duchess and the fragrant proofs they have given Of
saage to Austria and hostility to Piedmont 1t results In
deed, from despatch OF Lord Napesbury to Sir John
steps at the courts Of Parma and Modena to obtain on
their part the annuipg Of the treaties OF vassasge
s , @ ~ ,s. eepsy article wna dsysss
of the Cabinet OF Vienna, article qualified by the Eng
lish Minister as standing opprebrium.
letter from Paris Of the 7th of July in the Liverpool
Journal seys:-There has been terrible bulletin at st.
Cloud and since Monday week have the dread and
agitation amongst the crnoned powers OF the place been
most tremendous. fact which, well known amongst the
well informed circles Of Paris, and not being limited
at in the journals, is considered thereby confirmed
rived from headquarters, in the shape of private
and has given entirely different moral aspect to the
This fact you will find limited at under various dig
guses in the divers papers OF the Coatnent appears
that Just before the affair Of Peruea conspiracy against
the life of the Emperor discovered the very midst
of all bis endeavors TO assist the liberties of the Italian
peopen the midst Of all his "eacri6ces ~ obtain that
desired end The quarter from whence the attack
being kept strict secret 10, OF course varousy com
mented upon but the general impression ncnes that
section oil socialists who, SO far from behodng in the ex
puson of the Austrsns FROM Italy progress in the ad
vance of liberty have perceived IN the gradual wthdrs
o. Of oppression and the substitution OF military dcta
ture on the pattern Of he adopted in France, gra
dual receoing of their hopes further into the distance Ike
wee.
Another revolutionary paper circulated in Naples,
10 Calo tllangeri Duke Oh Caormlna, president
OF the Council Of Mnisters-'n va des hommes qui ne
sont rns de leur cpoaue,' Napoleon II "-says:-rhc
Neapoens cannot openly express their joy for last
victory obtained the Auetriaps by the hperatng
arms OF France and Piedmont because they have
nets to oppose 10 those OF policemen and your
nnres and even If toey had abhorriDg they do civil
war; they might not use Them You asserted that only
factous minority In this kingdom desired the alliance
with Piedmont and with France and the against the
common enemy and you sboasted that you could oppose
the demonstration of the 7th Of June by some tnou
sands Of true Italians, that Of 1000 friends OF Austria
You hesi,ated not to utter these words. Yon
10, ingorious soldier, and indebted for
your fortunes TO the carried on under the
French Fsandaris-you believe then, that land ia
called Italy by geographical expression, and in this
strugglethe nobles ever undertaken in the world by
soveegnyou believe that the great proportion of the
Neapoaus are Indifferent disposed TO sympathise
with the rapacious eagle And how have you known his
To arrive such views what channel has been opened
public opnion9 You give no power TO the press to ex-
press SENTIMENT You would persecute those
who manifest II by attaching their names to legal ad
dress You ordered honcred army TO fire on unarmed
men, army Inactive amidst the mighty rumor OF war
not Of their choce but through that blind obedenoe
xrhc iS ha NrSf d,tv If tha