, 1859-07-22

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Ths Y5s.sai oo.fsspos3<at Of III, Lasdoa
1ssaAs; IL 5peakinE Of ths battia AT selfs4iao;
IL :9t. st 4. ss,fd , s e. s.s S:s
s;et. ~ere eota;nitt.d'' IT, eoTps, T Ae a. .seeoaa
aud tenth, we1e not brought into sctoa 1t al,
and for sofns unknown Feason the reseFre ar
tillefy Of 104 guns wxa NOT moEed forward from
Iolta, although the fllies had many more bat-
teties In the field than the Austri4ns. It Is =
delicate matter to touch on, but feel bound to
state that it Is generally beiiered, there would
hare been drawn battle on the 24th If the
Emperor had not been xith the army. It is not
exactly known Whist took place, but His Majesty
II said at critical moment to have ordered
Gen. Benedek. Who commanded the eighth corps,
to fall back The gallant commander, who had
l,aH anuihilated the Ssrdinians,' obeyed the Or
der, but With efidsnt felnttanee: Coeut sehsick
wished to send corps against The dank Of the
French army, but could not obtain permission
to do co. fhe Emperor, who os1:;..!ed with the
greatest posslb!e eooluees. during the battle,
called ont Fiet Ton odeht to Be ashamed Of
youfselVes,' to some troops which displayed
strongly marked dislike to the close vicinity Of
Il shell. Almost all the correspondents estimate
the total loss Of the two Austrian armies At
from Il, 900 to 900 hen; BUTT is certain that
The slaughter was not 20 great on the 24th on
the Aincio as it was on the 4th, on the Ticiuo,
consideration"
K0ssUTH AND HUNGARY.
Correspondents ot the Io.doa T1me.l
yu1xA, Saturday, Ju1y3+
The govcrpment has received information
that hossuth ID in European Turkey, on his way
to Hungary, but it is not alarmed, because It
ct all to do with him" This tranquility of mind
l might, perhaps, share, had not experience
taught me that the uneducated many can always
be led By the educated few. 1t has been hinted
to me that the Austrian Government may, per-
haps' ~, to play of the emancapatcd peasants
against their former task-mns stefs, but any such
attempt would be total failure. Hungary is,
to al intents and purposes, IN aristocra4ie
country, and the Austrian Government cannot
hope to regain ia influence there unless it can
manage to Win the upper classes Of the people.
THE TWO s1CuIEs.
Correspondence Of h. London xewal
NAfLE~ June s. 1Sa.
Judging. from the language Of many it would
appear as II the time III reconciliation between
the subjects md their rulers had passed away.
acts to mark the difference between the policy
OF the Old reign and that Of the one now Just
begun, instead Of which the first act was to con-
firm all the old Minister'S The battle Of Magen-
Ia won modification, and placed Filangieri at
the bead Of affairs, aud from that time to this
only bit By hit concessions hare been granted
in The way Of amnesties, SO tardily and 50 reluc-
tantlJ doled out that they hare irzitated the
people more and more. Meanwhile the majori-
y Of tue political offenders remain il prison
unpardoned, 80 do many who are untried, and
whose political odense is sympathy with their
countFJmeu.
here send you an address from the inhabi-
tants Of the kingdom to King Francis II, The
hands Of his Msjesty, and The following ruse.
therefore, was adopted. On Saturday morning
the King came into town, to preside ut coun-
Gil Of generals. army reform being the order of
tile day; and either coming or returning beg
ear presented apparently 4 petition, which was
'ukrn and read. Tue effect on the young King
vas, as may readily be imagined, rery great,
aud IN the following morning IN order Of the
police was posted on the walls prohibiting the
presentation Of petitions to his Majesty IN his
carriage, alleging that there were other means
for dong this, and menacing arrest and police
penalties to all transgressors-
TIE INHABITANTS OF TIFF k1scpox TO KING 1RAx-
SMr:At this sol-un nso1tc,t when the hears Of ten-
y one millions ef people "as with hope md 10y .eestI
IT, s II +
The honss of the Peninsula ctaans bs anything
l&F& t2llkh never 1&46 70 b@
1ased up. Yours tebls teteah Jusr feet. II has how
sscs support MT In The Abhos1rd T. If the Noa but
inouf desires stronger than Thousands Of Ctoat, The
to1!hn Of the sxos 10 II the ootnf the al
t7r Of the Aveakng Deity BY dece4ad fther tls Is
the hEjJ in 10 te!upestuous Of goua
iterna ood WI Fog seal your ear. to the husfs of
thc II s Of your We+ to kins!who eep ther
Iun"a An ,dea, vben Il d kancsz. when Is sorerrxn
st!s Gtatcsot and teorus the ayone9 Of deapotts
xhh S " aSa'n:. them she wield Ii ~ Thus si u. r.
ss,nss lsary M ~ ri. XVI Tie Dac te Be Phg i
r., snd @ Of Al.no ars.wysa2 Farle fson yoa tse
s9na,ltaion rs o,et ministry no of evry eol asaot
e. e. d.Rgt's Iaon2 an, generous attsoe such a
sss Italian; II your WIN. run: ths no6ie blood q
the wo54 shine upon our he3d. Nov Is tie acceptable
tn,e Halpy yo4 fou wall sc!ze to your advantage;
Unhappy III hs:satlnE yoa fo1set ~ho you are r.
ltat'ou and of fear; hat h:s dwelling tock- Ills mis-
ed ofn2 fou know. You VII! not have forgotten tne
tae TIE t1eez,t!on u aod thr edleon
dom II l!a innocents fur 1tste -hopx
justice dcspaInk ces ofthis
ooc part Of the iand of ind echo In tue agnsn
t. md The sole reeo1lecon hst 1lna will avsnse
the 1uttaE Ut our ceuay, and wash It's wounds !n tic
blood Of it, traitors Condder. decide.