The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

s run Is proved W uu.A ,,,S ~ .ho hnstr'sn ol
GERS taken prMon1ss ~o'' :" u.evs elo Ios' nuui
Der OF The French ,orces oapt'o OF nussa,s nss a.
knowecgeo .pas Coun. 10 ooon only enpsctea 70 noa
small advanced camp, ana tnougnt we should retire IN
Que, wnoout year.oI,pg 70 oppose ms sovance.
Coonel 10 oe.eIonus o tDe Nlnety n'st frencD) req
mem, wno way wounuso ~ nop,eoeo, mas no. aea OF
MS Wounos s was hopes are entef taned Tact
nis me may De saved The other officers wounded are
oong az wen as can % expected me ire OF vommaod-
completely smashed by cannn ball Colonel Dumesal'
Progressing, put tne Dali canoo', saa oe extra !,
ea entered me soe OF hs iacs ana LOGGED ID zoe mead
Ieh oeweep tDe eyebrows wthout inJurmg eisner ,ne
eye , Or .ne orain 80 v,. ,,,u. A., ,.,,ou,,.
ms nHadry CdSeN OF vienna puoiishes tne ionowing
remarks on the late events on the theatre Of wT:"e
s'c ~ VIC ave eseh's nst .o aussrIau my "ooup's
NNora, zone OF t"cntS eueues eaeenoing o ou bisa
80 veIce py fava lava ana moftara, ~ .nA. ~ gu
nhues 70 hoo its advsn.ag Gus posnohs on tne eit
palk o .ne re, pe.~eeh Ses,a snd .e liono WINE tne
enemy mas placed Tue man Doay OF 1 to,ces pa."een
vognera, sofnna, now ana aesfanur~; any conc'u
son may DC urawn i'oni a'e eseus " TUG io.shns W
.he enemy, IL may o, Una. nc menus Tue grano struggle
70 ,ake place on Az tne mas rom Aeseanar, oasais Sao
urea, towarcs Pa,epza, Suaoeia ana Verce!i thc
enemy may pafs tne 10 al Uaae and taxing Tor onect Yer
oe ana Mora oner ptooeo oa.e, OF ne may iorce Tue
pssssse ~ ,ar v anu a.'epa s"assM ~ s p
On Moraa anu sgeVano or Iorce the pasasee Tue 70
~ sn NAzaS ~Iicn woua pc % 70 turning ou,
eit nsnx 40 40 tnis po.eVer ne wouu require g'eas
superiority OF forces and doubtful whether be could
cohect mem wnssevsr may % tue issue 'ne H'ss pay
no, VIII only DC srakgc victory, Wnicn WIZ ueciae
wnesner 'he sugge 70 DC carried ,o~aIus AnsannrA
anu Auin OF oWaIos tne Mco Anu III etu'r case 'nsre
"S r neeessaIhy oe so,.s very ~ >ue oio,sNohs
~, os,h 81 NJ as ~ I,,. ~ s, h, Az.
morning IN od An.,rans Who had sn,rnnnasa Id,
=. $780, -. ~ ~ 49, ..,s %. .u.sn
ha "a aah,,ro ord hi IN In
his way through the Aastraps hear despatch 10 this
effect has lust arrived here and have no doubt IN e
the person who gave the news is in position to
have seen the defpatch itself
The Turin bulletin says:-"On the 25th the Aus
TRANS detached 800 foot and 1870 and guns
Sesto Calende from Gaayate They we're repused With
loss by Captain Decrsoor Of the Chasseurs des Apes
WITH the loss Of some prisoners rhty retired 10 the d.
iecaon OF somma rms 10 s the bn'ehh Of tnis morn
ing teis os out is khown thst as nave SAID before,
Gafdtdt hdS got loo jar Joood ant Is IN py ftoits
Htsul,m@ . 80
IN the meantime MAY 26) the King and GariSadi have
not peep making much progress IN tner lne OF acuon
me ave- nag issued an ADDRESS 70 tne Lomoards cang
on nem 70 rEe III defence OF the rights for which their
reaons ough ano dieo ana tehng them tnas ne rs com
,nssloneu py n1.c[ Euianuel, "nom nie nA,loha wu
mas creaien tper leader 10 rece we tnem nto MS ranks
DE was Cd the 24h AZ vrese "here DIS arrival
n h hI no Of nn a d,n n"a a -, ouoo
there 10 nuch moro ~ ne ,nid r. ,s rown Tho, hn
aImos, snrronoaad a, Va.asa aud Tho, b hs ia
hlmsen ID toe place. ne retreats INTO Switzerland he
$3.50, 20 VISA I'm h; ~ sno o~es. navy peope feka'a
@ 40 ,ne onel c"PS rdnc-ue Is no suca tnng,
u oA''n~nuo " o'isfon Doionsihs so'ne f~Slonese
W. earn f,o,o Canon n a. censro, Kl,or :, n, ,osr
occuped in thai cy with the for Of anngarian
lesoa which ia Ia wear ,he nsuonai costume go a. ~
for m lind Of a,,rac,ion G,r ,,cI ~ - ~
ave- ssrHin IN ~" snstni,n VI s'' ooan HUI 10
49, so '''e !" Ae A1'''~n a'AS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May 2S-fhe Emperor, wishing
to diminish as much as possible the evils Of war has de-
coed upon returning to the enemy all wounded pr
without askng ior exchanges.
Ore OF the Neapotan exes who some time ago passed
through brsto Eogand and now with the Pie1m,ntese
army, writes to say that Bible which was given to him
during bis stay at Bristol has become an object Of great
interest with others OF his COUNT men, who express
Ts " &c sa ~ ~a sae VOC OF zoo
& th Jn nho u' ~ 70, W MUS guam,
i'oy Hiiougn "hoih tue Iofmer grant "as oota aea
kontebeIlo Old not surprise the soldiers, but il degnted
them exceedingly. The wounded, on seeing the Enpe-
ror, sauted bin with the oudest prdts and their
races who were carrying them 10 tue hospital Stopped 10
rage the shou! OF Vive IEmpereur." In their turn,
TIE soldiers remaining under arms greeted his Majesty
With enthusiastic accamatons and the officers who
ms evening returned nom Vo2hera were unable 70 find
80 Aueau"se " eAsss tue ieslpEs Vi ssIAiacton
n' ny ny ,u, UoAn1u iIo .le Eape,o. coSn1e-
~ - t 1,. u p'fone,n, .oo' ies@ioeo 'ne ooVe-
'eeN '" 'i""o0 "''A niu'n 0oiioei'y'
The six weeks granted by the French Emperor to allow
Austrian vessels to quit French pors has been revoked
~ consequence 81 French and Sardn'an vessel having
neeh selzeo ny the Austrans at Teste and we under
stand tha there are three French war steamers now
uspg ~ 'ne MaiA looking out Tor Austrian yes
ess. Ine.e are some iory austrian mercnsnt ships IN
tDe port OF haa none OF which, OF COURSE under present
circumstances, dare venture out
The Emperor Napoleon has given orders that all the
infantry regiments in the army shall receive instruction
In artillery practice The non officers and
select companies VIII De instructed hst and the system
ena,v tbero aro oGcar. adrcatsd ~ ~ Tn -
q Cyr ubo are com neent IN snnernsenJ a,tiier dr
Il ia expected that hereafter when the artlervmen who
serve eup NAV be killed or disabled anv troons in Inc
service will be able 10 snpoly their place and either 70 on
with The firing or move the sun 40 NAV be exnedient
o--..,..a.. l., 60. ~, -
oV V y, T. IN eayo Va. u.s. ays' Us
su % re ni . =. me anea sven =. a'eus w tne
DaN1 r @ ~ ~ 'osss sAv'eS 'ue louaes'
tI ~ 'u ne suo 'sss VI 1no aieo ar
in'oe' @n0 Az AA' o'"A0o VI fi@'iee "Ao Noss'a'
The London Ne1os tries to reconcile the conraticty re-
ports respecting Garoad The despatch via France
tanning the most favorable news relates to toe state of
things on Monday, May 3d. whereas the defeat alleged
a -; h s pa.' w W , M a maa Vsxen
i a. ~ d ,d , h .s, no "o =. ~ naVe oeeu
al a ns .e az oan'u, WHICH
~ Oh we noaa anu spa ,roh ,uln wnch II
~ tetg.agn,o WIN Como announces 'nat
oaioa.l nss leGeise, hD mere on inc
wnoe, tne ass 70 'aa' "ioaai ls nos only III
tne neo' oo' successiu.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Hald writing
On tne own May Iacl Q, tne neadquarers Ma
koson y oeus W Sssse mou,a ead W an Ia
ielepne pht .ne las sn1 taat u
=! noooo ano no az n'poo 'nas .ne Ausans are con-
cennatpe tnere pot mucn aueIenGe between ana
81 NJ put lory OF MY mics sepSra oooolo ara Ropoio
boopo 10, us uelore Sa.no, ID tue ueDoa, close 70 the
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