The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
EUGEN les PART IN THE WAR.
rErOm Caitpunu,ta Messenger lima If I

the Imperial Dynasty" He then presented tho color
to the Empress Her Majesty, Who was greatly
exsmniDg Tor some time caused the Prince Imperial to
place bis hands On After few observations the off,
c,ai ceremony iesmiDa'ed The color In question,
ceednR1 hpe good preservation although pierced
ID several places BY muket balls and grape. belonged 10
the regiment Hartmann Keistern Of GslIicla Colonel
The Enprss Of the French has addressed the following
letter 10 the Narouse De Vamsrna the lady of me
dinan Ambassador At Paris
HADAMT-N would be difficult for 70 express to each
Of the ladies OF GeDOs my emotion receiving their bou
stances 10 this on their part than to the
feeling which dictated It, What diminshes my regret
bot being able 10 tell them ny sentiments by word Of
mouth ID thai was sure Of finding worthy interpreter
IN you Accept that Office beg you, and the expression
Of my affect,onate regard EUGENE.
THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN TROOPS.
The following proclamation by General Kspxa has been
drawn for distribution among the Hungarian soldiers
GuxRRKRI-Tep years have espeed since the flower of
your country were inundated the altar Of their native
snd-s'soghtered by the executionsrs hand; for tan
past hungarian country has endured the yoke
Of Austrs for ten years the Austrian domnator governs
with arbitrary will, and trampes our most sacred
rights for ten years the Hungarian warrior
slave the foreign lord, who replied 70 just complaints
with blows ana REWARDS love OF country with scaods
and With bullets.
gathers the fraudulent house. Of Austria Its friend
abandcps it, The Gar Of Russia himself now arms 10 q
very different sense from ten years ago, and will break
Already the Italians, our brethren in misfortune,
var warriors, how snould you remain in the enemys
ranks? How could yeu eight against those who have
on cannot be that you are the Of the op
preesors Hssten biher oh warriore-hher, where the
boy cause OF your country summons you
You cannot have forgotten how many times the Aus
riaDs were put TO fight by your bayouets You cannot
have forgotten the glorious days Of Isaszsg Ps Szonok
Navy Sarlo and Komorn Nor Will you have forgotten
that HupQnYV hna been free and great. u
Behold the time arrived to acquire that which has
been lost and to revenge the sapgunary banquets Of
Peeth snd Arad which raised throughout the werld cry
Of horror.
Now we are no longer alone and abandoned. Tho he-
army by his side is the poserful Emperor Of the
French The flags Of the two nations combine France aud
Iaythat s the signal OF attack They already reckon
upon usthey expect how should We be the last to
ase part in war on whose result our liberation de-
peBdsS
Unite yourselves oourageousy and with confidence 10
the French and Itaan armies for but the vile
doubt Of the successful resunoue but traitors fight
der the banner Of Austria.
rared for you At the same time war will also break out
hungary the Emperor of the French and the King OF
possess their sympaihy the Italian soldiers win join u.s.
and 20 do you JOIN yourselves 70 them.
Let form in Italy Hungarian army, with which,
own country take part Also in the war Of indie
perdence and honor OF the Magyar nation.
With their blood aid our ancestors conquer and defend
and for centuries maintain it, and we with BLOOD
bound 70 reconquer Il.
reckon upon you because they know what heart that
beats in The breast Of the Magyar warrior For my part
nation. GEORGE KIAPKA, General
INTERESTING PARIS GOSSIP.
THE ZOuAvEs-THE EMPERORs RETURN--HIs FEAR
OF GARIBALDI-THE ARMY OF THE RHINE-wHO
KILLED GENERAL EsPNAssE-"COOKED up WAR
BULLETlNs--DREADFUL FRENCH LOSSEs-A FEM
NINE EMEUTE-sCoRN OF DUKES DAUGHTER
PARIS STILL GAY, ETC.
Paris correspondence Of the Liverpool Journal June 1871
Although we have no more victories 10 announce, the
"bravery and vaor," the 'tcourage and FIRE" OF the
Zouayes still continue to occupy SO fdy that you Will
zee the newspapers have little room for any other
subject. 1t quite extraordinary to the cool unimpas
stoned nature Of the Angloaxon to behold the wonder
full fatery administered the Zouaves every occA
SION carried to such an extent that has created
the asonshment OF the calm honest czene Of Paris and
excited SORT Of examination 70 discover whence
rest Of the army and learn what signifies this absolute
necessity to laud one corps Of the army for doing its
secret reason for this exaeserason. The zouayes are
1aatered and pulled up to the very SKIES They bid
den TO bold their mouths wide open In order that the
gar pums may be stuffed into Them In order 30 Il is
thought that they may be induced to throw back little
Of the sweet their commanders. For such undaunted
nsnoes troops =. the M surely cannot ss ne
ccnKaternity Of old coquetcs, tn whom exaggera
ton OF prase had become necessary TO ncte them to
exertion.
The return Of the Emperor to Paris has been talked
all the week In the bureaux OF the Minstere de Ia
Guerre the answer gwen to curious inqurers fixed the
event for the 10th. Various reasons are given for this
sudden abandonment Of the paths Of glory in Italy. Tbs
general IMPRESSION and the entirely current yeser
day, the necessity Of organizing the Army OF the
Rhine What is the meaning Of ali Of this necessity
Docs the organization Of the Army Of the Rhine look like
step towards that conference which was announced
few Gays ago motive Of the Emperors retracing his
steps back Paris? Other people, again, who fur
Their and know Of the springs OF action which
determine the resolutions Of office declare that
the fear Of Garbad alone has caused sudden mea
Of returning from Milan, until Victor Emanuel and
the italian chief shall have arranged their small plans
together Dissepsion 10 In the camp Garbaloi Ia inca
pabe Of accepting the name Of Louis Napoleon 10 any
arrangement TO be entered Dio even against the Aus
triabe LOUIS Napoleon breads like death the inter.
ference of Garibald He Knows well enough that the
treatment received BY the Italian patriot, At the hands
Of French republicans has created eternal hatred and
uistrust Of al things French. terrible took
place Aesespdrs between the Emperor and Garbald
wherein the latter spoke and upbsred his mind dc
vowed eternal suspicion and hatred France owned his
adherence 70 the repubc-the red republic indeed
scoed at the idea Of annexation 10 sardinia The hurry
with which the trick Of annexation was performed before
Garibald could arrive ct Mlan gives some aar for the
consequences. Garbadi open and his design
Of the republc and eschewDg the protectorate
ofFrapce Milan wDot be able TO contain two SUM In the
same hemisphere Garibald has adopted the irresistible
policy Of Ignoring the very existence OF the French army
in Italy, and will not Eight in concert with the cunning
the Austr,ans themselves II Ia wse, therefore, of
Louis Napoleon TO withdraw for awhile, as the popuace
OF Milan would be sure 10 snow marked difference
tween the reception Of the Emperor and that made
their idol
The Army Of the Rhine becomes another source Of
anxiety snd alarm. The anticipation Of general H.
them veil founded Tho camp at Cbaons 10 being
modelled ana Gen schramm, an old gconard, has been
NAMED . ~ command Fiy thousand men are ordered
10 the South 70 be amongst the picked and chosen Of
tho army. This does not look either the idea Of
peace was entertained certain heternichs last nd
vice 10 the Emperor or Austria clear and precise and
greatly TO tho purpose. Defeat Ii not destrucson-x
city, fortress, may be re buiit-sn empire never Listen
to no advice-hearken 10 no proportions Of oeaceand,
above ALL enter into treaty whatever either with
Bonapars the House Of Savoy" rbooe who know the
truth declare that the French army has suffered 20 I'm
mepeoly that another such victory" that Of Magenta
and would be lost An accident alone saved the En-
percr and the whole Of bis guard from being taken
pfscCers and q one regiment reported 70 day that
only sixteen men are le Tho gloom and melancholy
etemsot produced in Paris BY the news Of Ill these bril-