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

gone Iegnorn 10 organise III rslr,saoa lgans.
y Ne Grand Dashy q Tuscany Me Ducass q Parm.
ne church wha lea along the soahsra baaE Of the river
70. He 10 said 70 have $1,000 French troops with him.
join him The insurrecon IL slreaiv fay ssta5I;shed in
tuscany, and also In those parts OF Parma and Modsna
which lie to the south Of the Apennnss In the Di,hy
Srns nortn Oh those mountains, the revolution has
for the present at leas superseded By counter re-
voiuton in favor Of the Duchess Regent who ID woman
subjects Of her youthful con, whose rights she de.
tends. The Grand Dake Of Modena, on the o.her
distractions against him in several parts -" Of
his doninions. The counter revolution in Parma has
they are Of any to the Ausans but II thew
should become general along the whole of the southern
bank Of Inc river Pc they Will greatly increase the din
The plan of The Irech Gppeays to be 20 surround the Aus
TRANS Nth iurecios, 10 distract their attention and
of In grand attack which they must sooner or
later make on the main body OF the Austrian army.
Napoleon the SOUTH it will be difficult for the Austr!as>
10 retain their hold on Milan and Lornbardy Should they
DC unable to do co. they will DO compelled TO retire to
their strong position between the Mncio, the Ad,ge and
the Po But they are not likely to do this without lighting
one or more desperate battles even the instruction
To the south the river Po instruction against the
Ausrians and the friendly TO them has made
new ana most formidable progress The Tuscan army
s march has again revolutoazet the ducny of Parma
the capital Of whcn was In the hanis Of the insurgents
part OF the country south Of the Pc hes decarsi
against the Austans, except that which belongs the
Papal states and that is kept down by the French them
selves This n1oveaens may have the most i'm 9ortant
consequences may even compel the Aus.rians TO
tire from Iombardy. They now hold nothing south Of
The river Pc except the orresses Of Pacenz Ferrra aud
Con,acchio, IN the valley OF the Pc, and Aaconl the
Adratc. Difficult as will be fer the insurgents south Of
the 20 TO force passage over vide and deep river,
yet their presence there will be OF continual dan
ger to the Austrian army, and may compel TO
The instruction south of the Pc and the u,rtl
msurrecon at the oo OF the Aps greatly improve both
the political and the military position Of the French They
place them III the attitude Of protecting aud delivering
Power entering Italy to defend and italian peo
pie In their struggle for national independence They at
the sane time add greatly to the hangers OF the Ausrlns
oy surrounding them with the pers OF national
rectop, and By aordng the French every facility at
lacking the enemy which thorough knowledge OF the
country and cordial co operation OF It's Inhabitants
supply A single success in the field, either over the
French or the Italian nsur GENTS might restore the
dency Of the Austciens but without that they will not be
able much longer 70 hold either their present position
apy position IN Italy olts.de the all but mpregua5le line
Of fortresses which they have erected between the Mn
clio and the Adige.