The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01


~asss these tAnss-for necesstous OCCASION And
Who 10 bear all Inc sspsnse II this war Not France,
certainly. And 30 very sure Mat the plans Of tho
Emperor win bs 10 greatly advasced by change Of the
Ensiah Ninbtyf rho correspondence Of the Foreign
Once with Lord Cowey does not exhibit any such great
Austrian esnAng; and Lord Mamesoury distinct Auaicn
o Lord Uarendops remark the Empercr's obscrva- !
tons when q Compdgue, shows that Lord Palmerstonp
Fsgegn Secretary bad his suapcons Of French aggran
dizement NO less than LORD Derby's. "F0ghne sad
French diplomat In my hearing, twill, in ths a. on all
other occasions, be true to her proscrptive policy me
may chapgethe measures, respects the Continent
Of Eorope will not greatly der." II there 10 more
energetic concurrence with us on the part OF the new
ministry, viii only be to evnoe the strength OF the re-
cfion whom II occurs, occur WILL France herself,
sprpgng up like giant refreshed by the siunaber
Of half century, win tell the Emperor that she, too, as
we'll himself, hes her reading her own intNrpre
aton Of her mission, and thss with arms in her hands,
she must be listened 70 at home a. well % abroad 1t
viii not be In the power OF the Emperor 70 fulfil the
romantic ideas o biz Itslisn proclamation; and be has
already admitted the recent discussion with EGG
land respecting che 0rsni cat that the French people
have WY Of their own to whch-whatevsr bis con
victons--he csn, - he says, only submit.
We hear Inst tho Ausans retiring from tho line Of
tho Ogo, while the allied armies continue to advance
An Austrian corps has seems, according 70 the most
intelligence left Anoona and marched towards the
lower Pc, tn order 10 join the troops which are in
venetia IT does ret appear certain, however, that
Ancona h been completely evacuated BY The Austrians
Modsna FREQ % Won a. Brssciio. Fors Fsenzs Imols
and other places che Romasna, have declared, says the
telegraph from Tm Of yesterday In favor Of the national
cause.
On Monday evening a very interesting ceremony o.
CURED It st. Uoue, which gave occasion for tho Empress
Regent add another wreath her brow in the lists OF
graceful exercises The orderly officer Of the Emperor,
amest realizing the winged messengers Of heather fable
for he accomplished his voyage from the Imperial lead
quarters the short pacc Of forty hoursarrved At the
palace with Austrian standard chsrged BY tho En-.
pexor to lay At the fest OF the Enpress WAS Napo-
eon's psfmits--a generals maiden sword, offered in
We midst Of the hosannskS Of victory to the shrine
Of his well beloved. Great was the tutter IND stir
the arrival Of such messenger created in those
becomes such bearer" the Empress exclaimed and a.
soon ~ the chef dskn, Major Schnitz, haa ssSed his
ths and reuov.sed n.y. nnc and outer m.s
upon hin 70 conduct hln to the State reception room
There his eyes met sight that nigtt well have
Imperial household ives in blaze OF State livery
corFs Of the Cent Gardes lined the sut. chambers
Palace, whose dress Is magnificent on siaso ocsaons
skrted the throne with their rich crimson vestmens
ON . aupsrb foststaoi the te Prince Imperial Behind
and on either s'oe: osvy o. maids non1r eompetei
Latin poets description Of royalty on another occasou
e: e: Ss::. .. On s.. s. ad
AZ nSwss sS%.s With golden ns,s rsss che wore
Hsr 6owtne HSir sojdsn esui rss:rsinn:
sss az nss x s1ss ace 10
Lieutenant Colonel Schnitz-for TO that rank he WIN
ruised instantsr--asqutted himssK with all the dig
nity that might be from pTcsuuccray Of com
handing uofeeu and address, Having bent hls knne br
fore and saluted the hand Of the aprcss he said wa
bis happiness 10 stats tina, ne left hts Majeety in excen
tesith and that no esteemed high oncr and mous ala
nguished privilege deputed TO present to the E
ress Regent "a tsnaue or the whole asGy-happy In thu
taken from tho epery-and the accepsanca o. which was
b besouaht new pledge that aou,vs affection Tor
The Empress ov ercome by her tears hsd some dcutv
tn uterng che warm ex oreesons whcn rose from her
tones Of the gallant secrgors voice hsa not rubsided
before the eyeds or many confessed the cu,olons
/ he had caused Inc fmpress examined the besusiru
pierced in numerous Planes by naste oas and s-sos
ana then placed IL IN the hands Of thse Prince Iape
rial seemed exceedingly nquisstve sbous the whole
y affair.
X Baron Brener, French Ambassador tne Ncapoitan
Court, has LETT PARIS for Naples
al The Bcufsche market has beeu in rather gated
state, in consequence Of the despatch saooaucns
tended mobilization Of Prussian srry ana Of reports
oonsenphted change in tina policy Of The 70
vernment Of that country. The number OF the
,xn tn COPS S aa"e Of Prussia to be Obized, amounts
70 Soo nen Inc army, altogether amounts to eight
Y corps, ncinonG tae regiments OF the Guards.
Milan letter Eolases the following eesode Of the battle
o. Eeeenano:-
charge OF the First Zouavee their comm, auding
eincer Colonel lArmel found himself opposed hand
name 70 ne ooonei OF an Austrian reesent Beos both
on horseback they seized each other by the body and
tremendous etrueg'e ensued The Austrian officer fred
hs revover bss hH arm beng forced up the
ne mnsec .oe frencn coonel who IN lis Turn 1red ard
sno. no noee nas adversary AS tho animal was fall
ing as ran rs rider through the body and killed him
voney wss discharged a. Col Lummel b. the Austrans,
OUT ne esceped un'n]ured
f'va.e eosa uncatons from the scat OF war