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

lowing explanation Of the which nou;ed Size Boy
Tuns 10 make offer OF military aid " the SardinaD
government The Beys Prime Nins,er it appears, IS NJ
Ratio, Neapotan who has married Turin LAZY OF
rank and he ADVISED bis master oIer bis assistance
Piedmont act could not fail 10 oe agreeable 10
france, and night bsve favorable influence the ia
toe prosperity Of rnDs The advice was ACCEPTED aud
H. Ratio himself selected for mission on the subject
10 King Victor Emanuel
The Paris Pays Gays that of provisions
are TO be sent ont 10 the go that oere may be
necessity for demsrt ding thing from the population Of
Iembardy when the amy crosses the Pc and the ncno
"Ths precauuon, which contrasts 30 strongly With the
Austrian system Of acquisitions ia, says the Pays, lone
of the causes which have hitherto retarded the com
mfncement Of offensive operations"
NJ Anedee Acbard writes 70 the Paris Debats from Mon
ebeio that the number Of French officers who paid tor
The victory with their blood ffy one, OF whom eleven
were killed and forty wounded.
The French Minister of Marine has just given orders for
the shipment Italy Of the siege mere accumulated At
Msrseles and Touon /, will be put on board forty yes
els The guns all rihed, and and ~ p0unders
tho FIELD pieces and Founders The range OF the
small eee guns from GOO to 5000 yards.
According to accounts from Turin Count Paar, 10 virtue
Of exEtug treaties said TO obtained permission
from the Duchess Of Parma for the passage OF Austrian
troops through the duchy TO proceed into Tuscany.
The Vienna Gas states tha, at the affair Of Monebelo
General Baum received ball in the left shoulder
extracted Just above the left breast, and has Djared
vital organ He no longer keeps his bed aud in the
four weeks will be quite well and abs 70 resume his ser
vice.
When hostities commenced between France and Aus
ra the amt of the latter Power
Dterdcted Austrian vessels laden with for France to
continue their voyage ard the merchants OF Masseiles
for whose account such cargoes had been loaded,
obliged 10 give orders 10 have the transhpped
board neutral vessels Several Of those merchants being
desirous OF knowing whether the corn originally taken
board before the lat OF june after anship
ped would be admitted the import duty of Csc per
hec.oe applied to the French government for inorma
ton and an answer in the affirmative has just been
terned.
The London Nes OF June the LIST says-Louis Napoleon
we know as dark and difficult to fathom, INSCRIPTIONS
and apparently without conscience but patient cautious
degent in detail 5ong headed, slow act bat eminent
y energetic and upshrinkiDg when The time Of
comes and resolved TO through with the work he
dertakes IL has Of late become known certain circles
that In the Russian he distinctly proposed 10 the fog
ish Ministry to restore Poland barrier against Rus
Ella. The advice was rejected
AT the side Of Louis Napoleon stauds Victor Elm le
having all the qushtes which other has Frank
and openhearted generous and winning born to conc
late mems affection and trust, his fatnfulness
tried by bic subjects at most critical moment 10 the
reaction OF 1S49.60 be might easily have established
dtspotic rule, as did nearly all tue other princes.
Scarcely In Prussia could any real consutionasu be
maintained The Austrian orces occupied even Hamburg
But Victor Emenuel linched not for hour and he
reaps the harvest in his peoples love and trust He
known 10 be as brave lion, having eran physical
Joy danger. What is better, he stalking hs Gro wn
for the feverance OF italy, and IL thoroughly believed to
be in earnest when he says che viii gladly lose IL if that
end be achieved"
The game paper adds:-Ebe sympathies Of the United
States Enthusiastically them BOTH aud tue best
rienos OF England here are PANIED to her hanging
oug proesssd 10 have at heart s making great effort
life Our opinion of LOUIS Napoleon 10 probably that
Of nineteen out OF t@enty Engishmen but when
of the nlquitous designs ascrbed to him forget
thai be has hitherto shown considerable sagacity BE
knows that be has fallen upon generation OF French
who, in spite Of native military ardor are keeuly alive
10 the blessings Of peace
letter from the field of Montebello Gays After having
gore over the ground the village, entered several
OF The houses which bad been sacked by he Apstriaps
In one Of them wounded soldier had been discovered
only two days before. BAH had passed through his
thigh. ana tie unfortunate had bad the resolution
remain concealed for Jour oays behind large wine cask
without food, and suffering severely from his wound He
half oead with pain and fear, YET dared not show
himself The night after the battle he lad strength
enough 10 dress bic wound by covering with a coored
LandkercDef but the dye Of had brought violeut
Inflammation BE is in the hospital at voghera TIE
urttu shown by the wounded Austrian during four
days Of prvaon and suffering, has its source in
agge ated fear which had excited in his mind with
regard to the French soldiers
The spirit Of patriotism hi,h the French bench of
bishops have display ed in pastoral letters their ocks
calling them to pray for the Of the Emperor
Napoeon's arms, is remarked in terms of great salts
which the French monarch has always expressed
rights Of the Sovereign Pon s fully admitted by the
vast body OF the clergy as perfectly sincere.
Independently Of the eight French divisions already
sigpated 10 form the army of observation under the
mand OF Marshal Pesser four additional divisions
Of organ for object The General
n-Chef of the ery of this army General Tni-
cry the Commander nCbief of the engineers General
ChabOt la Tour and General Chasseoup Laubat s TO be
Chief of the general staff Of the army
Paris letter OF the 25th of May SAYS in the windows
OF every printbop be seem eDscbrned in frame,
Emperor Napoleon the King Of SARDINIA and the Emperor
Of Austria. The French government which has often
treated crime the possession Of the portrait Of
On obnoxious individual, certainly deserves some credit
for this exceptional lberaly allowing the likeness Of
the Emperor of Austria be exhibited such company
Military caricstures which been unsaeabie tor half
a century and slowed away heaven knows where again
the light of day, and attract admirers, if purchs
Swords and drums the ouly toys for boy
60 attractive as representation Of Ausrians white
coats running away.
A letter from Rome of the 2lst OF May says:-voluu-
teers daily leaving this city in varying numbers and
these departures lead TO Of which Italian
passion gives way to all its violence Men and women
may be rushing TO the palace of Governor OF
Rome, Loudly demanding a son, father husband,
and the public is really getting alarmed at dessrton
which has all the char acteYstcs of q moral epidemic
10 prevent the distress and Inconvenience that may be
caused to families by such departures OF volunteers the
police require them all to produce the OF their
parents, if minors, and Of their wives, If married
The Prasston CARTE of the 25h Of May contains
decree of the Prince Regent declaring case the
mobilization of the army should found necessary the
Finance Minister would be empowered TO Impose in
come tax class tax aud two others flour and butchers
meat from the brst day Of the month ter the calling
Of the army This decree is counsefsgned BY the
ministers.
another decree empowers the Minister'S of War and
Marine incur and deiray the extraordinary
easoned by the placing of the army in readiness to take
the field.
despatch from Drerdeu or the 25th Of May snysThe
opening of the Chambers took place day by
the King in person. who declared in his address that the
treatiesof European right were endangered by the
In such circumstances Germany could not remain in
different spectator OF passing events.
An Admiralty Court (Cosel des Prises) has been nst
uted to aoudcate the vessels which the French navy
may capture The MonaeAr publishes decree establish
ing the court 1t is composed OF the following officers
N. Duverger Councillor Of State President; NJ Bouee
Minister Penipo'eniary, unemploye ed; N. Queru, Com
missary General Of the Navy; H. de Llgau, ex-sinser
Penpotentary; Captain de Seva, of tine navy; and Nm
Ernest Baroch and de Hopal Masters OF Requests
Coupc OF State. NJ. dc Cercq is to Government
Commissioner The dutea of this court will be TO decide
the validity Of all prizes taken by ships Of war; aod to
decide all oiepues relative to the quality of neutral
enemys vessels wrecked Str anded the French
and prizes carried INTO the por OF the French colonies
The Indipendn OF Turin states that leopold H. Grand
Duke OF Tuscany has assumed the command OF the STU
Regiment Of Austrian Dragons, VIII Oh his property
In Norway they have come 10 the conclusion tnat in
come way or other, they may be involved 10 the
quences of this they have therefore taken
TO have their navy, which they chiefly rely pat
state Of Increased efficiency 1t is in future to consist of
four steam frgaes four steam sailing
vettes tcboopes three tugs atch steamers,