New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22

imagine. IT, passing 'lrcugh Nercei va. rs'he. curl
Gus 20 know stuetng about the famous story Of the
silver .pooLs TIE waiter - the hotel where /. sad
t. lave cccuued confirms the account Of the
eat dinner given BY general but SAYS bat since
ne ZEE kn"uu the hotel u reser Possessed other spoons
tL,rt o,e duty yel"Ui-b white ores with nicL he
.,t.,,b,s tbe gGs,'- al prtseIt
~ br-r,> % or devastation | can see nothing IN the
l, ~ con,;r> thru uFh which have been. The only
known cs.e Il m AusiriaI- having burnt place Is
nj VCghera Wben y frenterco II tl7 u tme, aii-r
tie frefch had len n. whatever phrase one may
c - 10 use abou, the Be- essles Of war, II Is an oct
az b, han. m t ruri.b cnrA i've body for the oen-e
Of al moi, dual but il has h.theo renamed an So
lo,0 IL these parts YOU woul0 vale-.! pe.es0
that the uItTJ has been uLder foreign .VtD"''"'
ai outward traces Of 1t consist il low ana tnrn .
bridge broken down, the road cut, or TIE corHr@1-
uodcer down at tie edge near the road the remains
Of hivouac with The buis MADE Of Branches, or an
ear'hwCrk thrown up For Instance, jus On TIE "tner
side Of the stone bndgeO Nercel they nave u-eI ne
chauiGe al d the surrounding high eauseways To maze
IeoOubt with two embrasures tor guns on the uialh
rosd lit further behind they mproysed redoHpl
II large farmhouse the courtyard val OF which bad
been provided with loopholes. They tire" up IKE
wire eathWofksl III he 'front.' and re1r Ut The !srge
village Of Boigo Yercel through which the road 10
NOysra gOes.
All the people with whom spoke here agree in rep
reseIiife the ALriars a. very 0w spirited, which l.
iy 10 ueais improbable after retreat, 4 T. Il
nom STRAIT. gical motives In NOvaTd tney were en-
can ped 1T Tie Pora nilhO, and not At that oi To-
rto. Their Ietr at war very sudden. At dawn they
showed ~ sigus e any movement aad by they we're
fl. Whether they heard Of the approach Of the
Allie who entered the town few hours after they
had LEFT IT, or whether they received orders from their
supernTs to 90, caun"l tell
Wide at Novara they rn0wed great disru,t Of the
population. and there ikeaise reasons 10 sup
pose that hey did rot much trust their oFn peopie
They trcamprd them outside the town. AID would not
let TIE soldier, hold much, if any, inereou'se SIN me
Inhabitants. There must have bel deserers from the
BODY eucauped lately before Noyera Tor after t0e de-
ttcimeni had left for some time patfol 81 Twelve
LaIcer- came H. which had been sent out t ~ dcs-r-
tens aud tad heardnothng Of the sudden departure OF
tleH.Hn body.
OF COURT the real truth abont the behavior Of the
Au~lriuus IT, PirdmOut will only be brOugb, 10 light
when i is pos bic t. see the country where they nave
been il force and must say one has misgiViu-s II
hears Of The STANCE appetite WITH winch the small
dets chm, his ID these parts were afflicted Tor u the
main BODY OF the army hos fed at the same rate, there
il neither cattle, grain nor anything else remaining
II the Lon eilina.
The people here will be rather astoUished a, the df
ference in tbs respect with the Allies, vino pay for
everything they take and AZ more than the current
price, Wherever the troops have pissed, they bave
leit a great zeal Of money, aud am afraid patriotism
doe lot prevent The people from exacng rather twice
the value Uf thing than it. fair price. II =, a. IN
every wer the harvest of the contractors.