The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-09

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ap three hocrs cannsnade upon the town Of c.nuobbio
without much effect.
Advces from Lugano dated Of the 2sth state tina.
the Ausrans, pursued by General Gsfibald were with
drawing towards Milan.
General Garibaldi had occupied Camerlo and Lecco.
Insurrectionary movements have taken place In the
valteine and 800 valse insurgents arc now on board
an Austrian steamer.
vaitelina circle Of the Austrian domnions consist
ing Of the upper valley OF the Adds southeast of the Girl
sons and forming the Austro Italian delegation Of sono
towns
The following account Of Garbadi's volunteers ia from
letter in the Paris Si<cle:-
do not know you have read in foreign journals
the strange exaggerations the subject of Garbads
volunteers II has been said that this little army
the refuge of persons less compromised; they
have been represented as 30 many reters and lsDz
knechts soldiers Of the wallet and cord who despise
discipline and only 1T to make bold strose in
prises by night Not word Of II Ia true. There is not
regimen mt in Europe where discipline is severely
carried out than In tie companies Of volunteers Gar
incw those who come and offer their services 70 him he
does not accept them without good references. This
Belonging the Of Sape 81
Bologna, hodena Parma, and especially Of Milan.
There is at this moment at the Great Britain Hotel, in
Turin very rich Maneee countess whose sons are
volunteers. The elder is twenty-five and the younger
nineteen The mother Of these two young soldiers mas
taken up her residence in Turin that she may be
Children she cannot them, for they fighting OF the
front posts but che receives from them every day
and will not return 10 Lombardy until the Franco Sar
einan army shall have itself entered at the point Of
bayonet-
Do not suppose this lady to be a matron Of ancient
Rome All her days are passed in dread and tears
Az every moment she s afraid OF disastrous news
ard every unexpected letter makes her trembe Being
very pous che has two maeses said every morning that
God may turn aside from breasts Of her sons the Aus
TRAN bullets We are not made Of such sorry stuff you
see as the journals friendly TO Austria would fan have
believed.
To speak to you frankly, scapegraces would not
have frightened me, from the moment especially when
lighting with Gyulai's sodiers was in question and on
my first journey 10 Turin meeting under the arcades
ell these young fellows was going 10 say srplngs, who
we're getting ready TO go aud fight under Garibalds
orders, asked myself If it would have been better
or the papers spoke Of but now to have stated
truth. Now, however, there is longer doubt
about the courage, the moral strength and deter
mlnation Of these nobles SO young indeed, have
licked IN from all parts Of Italy. Full of confidence in
her Chief they follow him wherever he wishes to lead
hem and harass necessarily the enemy night and day
nusket for the shoulder ess han month these
Children bave become Old soldiers They have oned
fortunes for servtude the platter and the hard camn
couch These dukes maquses counts these latest
OF me ooesf patrcan stocks have become simple soldiers
warrng for Independence Sparethen these proud chill
drep who followed by the anxious eyes Of their mo.
hers ell disdan and insult let caumny least respect
such hobe hearts, who will be eternal honor 10 Italy
their country.
CONDITION OF THE FRENCH ARMY IN ITALY.
PARIS, May 80, 1869.
The MoNiteur publishes the following despAtch:-
AIDssASDEIA, May 90, 1862
The Emperor is enjoying perfect health. We have but
few SICK The weather beautiful and the harvest az
begun The army s abundantly supplied and the COL
diers continue feel fun of confidence and are in high
spr,s
EXTRAORDINARY MISSION TO THE GERMANIC CON
FEDERATION.
LONDON, May 80, 1862
The London Times ssys that the report that Mons Ber
Dedy s about to proceed from Paris an extraordinary
commission TO the German Confederation tends to
strengthen the supposon Of possible compromise at no
distant day by means of Prussian agency.
Commercial Intelligence,
The commercial advces by the Argo very mesgre
and appear have been made up supposon tha.
the Africa would beat her out.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, May 2s-Noon
Conso's quoted at e216 923S for both money and
account.
The bullion in the bank has increased f2l2 900
LIVERPOOL May 2s-P. n
The Gotten market steady and with an active de-
mand, and the Gales TO- day up 10000 bales I'm
ports, 997 bales,
The breadstufs market is steady but quiet
Provisions are quiet, but firm.
LIVERPOOL, May 80, 1859.
Cotton is in good demand and the market firm; the
sales to-day will probably reach 600 bales.
LONDON May 2s, 1859.
Baripgs circular quotes iron dull Welsh rails 25 l5s
Sc; bars also dull. Wheat had declining tendency
end WAS 4s. 5s. lower the week. Sugar heavy and
Cd. 1s. lower. Tea firm; Congou ls 3D. Spirits urosn
tine heavy and slightly lower; sales at 42s Cd.