The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-22
NO. H..


the clock o. the lei, y the railway br,de..
oi which The enemy has blown up Two
Arches. snd which he guards wrk 900 .r
so men. The sbskos n itc sen,,nsls ..
'he bsnks Of me river eotld BE- Distinguished
here and there. The Emperor ihen ron.
versed with sone OF The hslisns-h,s M
,es'y Fpesks psre Toscsn. sad ~hh . fse,h-
~ which surprised his hearers. After "a
'nsrectlrn. which lasted about twen.y min.
'n'es. The Emperor turned TO leave. AZ he
dad 20. The troops. who were drawn % m
inc. vsv-d their shskos on fheTr hayone,s-
snd erred cut ihsUssnd i.snes. N.ssIE..-
prfeof: An cid f'shsn patriot. wbo hsd
been 10 exile since f5ls. approached. End
cried out, With tears streaming down his face.
Viva Napoleon. n Salvatore d.lls Italia"
The Emperor seemed affected. and sslu,eo
him kindly. Al that moment The Empe-
rcr's eye met mine. and In the emotion Of
the moment ] ven,ufed to hold on, NV
hand. HE majesty deigped with smile 10
grasp i. That is an incident which I shsil
never forget a. long ss live. The emperor
then lsfs BY the gate Of Alesssndns.
ORGANIZATION OF rHs ALLIED Army.
Tine general command Of the two armies,
Gays The Nord, lis admirably organized.
General order', clear and precise, eviden,lv
supervised BY The Emperor Napoleon, keep
'he chiefs Of the corps d'srmie informed Of
all that passes, and OF the movements that
re 70 be executed. King Victor Emanuel
has placed himself and his army under the
Emporor's orders, ss simple commander Of
corps d'srmie. The orders from the army
bear this formuls. full Of military simp pIici,y.
and showing the intimacy OF the relations
between the two sovereigpr, the two armies
and the two nations: .Tbc King and ,he
corps d'armie will conform 70 the following
lsegnlstions:"
The Emperor OF the French" says q
correspondent Of the Sa,ut Public Of Lyons,
,"hss Just given King Victor En- snueI proof
Of his esteem. BY confding 10 HE command
. corps Of the French army, which wilI form
the Ieh wing, the Emperor himself com
manding the right"
The Independence Beige has The following.
Every evening the King OF Sardinia and
the comma nders Of the various corps d'srmis
have g send to the Emperor succinct re.
port containing an account Of the number Of
men present under arms in each division, Of
any important event that may have taken
place during the day, and everything that
can be learn; AZ 10 the more mcnts OF the en-
|emy. Every day, half On hour before sun
rise. the troops have TO &c, under arms, a. IL
they we're about 10 be attacked, and % soon ss
day breaks and Il 10 certain that the enemy
are not about 70 make any offensive move.
ment. they are allowed to return to their
5ivouacs. AT this hour. also. the King and
the different Generals send informatio 70
the Emperor. The Generals exercise the
utmost vigilance in seeing that no officer
has greater quantity Of baggage thsn ne
cessary. No one whatever 10 allowed 10
have Especial tent. The officers and Iode-
ing for themselves in the houses near their
troops, and, u the troops have 10 camp many
days far away from any hsbits,ioD. tents
are supplied BY the Qusrtermsster.Gsn snersl.
The letters from Genos speak Of the sr-
rival in that town Of several hungarian
Generals and Colonies. among them Tho
celebrated Klapks, and other chiefs Of the
insurrection Of ls4s. Ia the present posi.
ton Of sffsirs The union Of these person.
sges round Prince Napoleon has created
lively sensation. Ills curious commentary
on the remarkable phrase which occurred ia
the proclamation Of the Prince, Our eief.
nal enemies
0T" 70. didn't hear you ssy you van.
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