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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10
THE WAR IN ITALY.
GAR1BALDTS OPERATIONS.
From the London Timee. Nav % |

Foremost among the revolutionary chefs wnDm tn
events of 1s4S brought into notice must be reckoned to
ner General Gsrhaiti The ny which has Away
been given TO tho unhappy people whose land pre-
cent TIC theatre OF war--a sympathy which even no.
almost neurazeB our Of dangers Of French ~
g.ssio bes been greatly increased Of late years oy tn
oeeon q such meu as tho partisan leader who Ia no
kcepte Northern Lombarov in alarm. Indeed, the even
OF 1859 rave almost been Sufficient wipe away tho sta
vDch the ignorance prejudice OF ages mad liked 81
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Our Brussels Correspondence.

bRrSkLS, may 20, 1909.
The Gamans on The Rhine-7he Policy of France-Hr
GJ.at Military Poor Yet in Resere for HnN Dtnae-
The Army IN Italy Only Base Of RepolWion--7ne
Danger Of its Eateasion-Riaats gf Nemrals--Panc
Anong Impotys-7he Mexican Qlestion-E,sgund and
Am,gica-WM France Aid MerUi-Ameycans in
Brussels, Dr., dc.
The significant article In the London TINS to which allu
son was made last week begins find echo q, VIENNA
The correspondent of the "hunderer 10 the Austrian
capital can longer keepin his swelling breast she mighty
secret that In few there win be standing tns
banks Of the Rhine from 10000 70 100000 AIMED
eeger for the fray Napoleon begins 70 feel that this may
occur end hence the comparatively small force cent by
him to Italy. Before the actual commencement Of hos
Titles the weak point in the Austrian question consisted
In the condition well described "bieedng to DEATH
the policy Of the French Emperor not 70 sop that
process, but 70 allow the enormous drain 10 go
with the advantage Of witnessing II frou, the
point Of military occupation in Italy. The French
army is just strong enough 10 form = nucleus
for revolution, or rather base Of operations
which the Italians themselves will gradually build up
an organized military power. The French troops Will be
good trainers good hackers Austria a the end Of
six months will End her situation growing woree aud
worse as the revolution extends But great power of
France is in reserve and inform the Vienna cores
ponoent of the London Times, that the German confe
Iteration falls away from the good judgment Of Prussia
md places these $780, eco 600 men in Threatening
position on the Rhne ,hey will be met by an equal num-
Der France guarded all paints. She liz fighting the
battle Of the people Of Italy but With the people OF Italy
themselves The small French army Italy s quite eq
TO that task The article in the Tins, oy curious coin.
caepce finds echo In the letter 70 the Nord fro n
ST. Petersburg translation o. which enclose The idea
Of England waiting uatl France s exhaustod the Ialsn
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saluauon. The soldiers under arms filed the air with
accama,ions. Montebelo itself was defended by 5000
Austsps supported by batteries Of artillery body
Of 200 French advanced with the bayonet in order to
their few remaining cartridges and succeeded IN
their gallant attack.
the whole number Of the Ausrisps s therefore cor
recy stated the remainder Of the geo have occu
pied Casttggio.
Various still bear air Of indstnctness which
every day will tend dssipate For instance has been
.ad that the National Guards Of Caseggo barricaded
themselves in their houses repulsed strong Austrian
patrol with musket shots; that column Of Austrians
afterwards advanced TO punish the Inhabitants
Of the village who had sent 10 demand the
assistance Of the allied troops. Then that the
Piedmon,tse cavalry, under General sonnaz took up
position, but be.rg attacked in hs by very supe
force he compelled to have recourse TO General
Forey.
This version win give TO the combat of tho 2lst the
character Of such incident frequently occurs In war
But the composition of the enemys columns their num-
ber and their tenacity in maintaining Montebeo-every
thing leads to the belief that preconcetod PLAN
The French officers, ~ at Malakoa and the Mamelon
fight In the Crmea led their men TO the battle CRY Of
"Ea orant' which circumstance explains the relative
considerable loss among the officers 1--WE entered said
OF the men, "biack with powder and came out red
with blood" Colonel More who was one of the colonial,
killed, was only forty three years Of age lie had atev
been mission 10 England 10 procure horses for The
cavalry and was considered OF the best officers in that
service. ''
The news that tbc division OF General Caidpi Ind
crossed the Sssa the cay front Of Vercel ia M
ofcia The Austuans On that point we're repuisod with
tres oss TACT the campaign bas opened for them alto
Retber under most 6isroDrseDg suspces Tns requiem,
OF Nice casafy, ID which Louis phipDes erandsan Inc
puse De Chaues serves as leutonuant, folio we'd the
movement Of General Caldpi Colonel dc Bellefouds
apo'ber Of the French Coiones expired the night aer
the conaaf CooLei Lacre.ee heard only OF his beng
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Our Berlin Correspondence.

2EaLis, May o. 1859.
Inc Var Fteting in Gomany-I.tne Exctensent-Tae
Coincidence Bpeen The 7oo Ndpo,eo,s-fhe Austrian B.a
l4ins- The French accounts 10 be 7ate Cam Graao Sails
Opinions Of Military Men--Espected Stand Of he Aus
TRANS at the Bridge Of Bugatosa-D slay Of he Dep4r
tire cf the Emperor Of AutriaU fdrorable Position Of
Ausria-AGairs in Prissia--7he Pyoteaan! and Cato
lie Influences Military Preparations, dc.
The last advces from the seat Of have excited the
most intense interest throughout Germany no. much
account Of their intrinsic Importance from their evil
IDENTIFY being the prelude 10 serious and deciaive
everAs II s strange coincidence, too, and one that
must have great effect upon the fatas Imagination of
Napoleon Ill that the first action 10 the campaign has
been fought at the same village Of Montebeo go re.
nowned in the history Of his prototype for the victory OBJ
tanned previous 10 the supreme triumph Of Narengo
by one OF his most gallant eutenans Marshal Lspnes
Afterwards created Duke of Montobelo According TO
he Austrian bulletins, Lieutenant Field Marshal
Count stadon advanced on the Goth in the direction
Of Teglio and Moutebello for the purpose Of making
forced Reconnaissance but encountered by French
corps greatly superior in numbers o. and, after deter
rined resistance fell back to the ee de pot of vocarzzs
across which he retired in perfect order behind the Po
No particulars Of their loss gwen the French state it
goo killed and wounded bat adi! their own TO have
been between 500 and 900. Now az former experience
has shown that the French In the habit OF reducing
their casualties by at least hail. while they double
hoee OF their adversaries, II may be taken for granted
that the losses on both sides we're pretty much on par
Upwards Of 200 prisoners to have been taken.
among whom there we're very likely many deserers bu.
nothing Ia mentioned about the capture of gups stand
ards any other trophies from which we may infer that
the Austans really effected their retreat in good order
although their having reorofaed the Pc on the game even
ing would Indicate 1t to have been rather prscptae
The chief Importance Of this success The part Of the
French consists In tne moral effect lust have upou
their army, well az upon the italian populaton and
the increased tmdity 10 will probably infuse into
the movements OF the Austrian commanders, who
have already displayed sluggshness and vaciiation
shat strongly remind one Of the times Of BeaaNeu an
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Nos. q Il Isl Chartres street. N, o.,
Also by HAV1LAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile and by
all Dealers. dos Il, ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTRoLLERs OFFICE, .
i 80 City of New Orleans July I, 1855 I
EsDI.yED, Thnt the ComptroiIer be, and
standing In the official Journal accordance
With the ninth section Of ordinance No m approved
30 1854 the Council will bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of an order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
Tss7 (Signedl f. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl L. Il. PLACE,
r. President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1855.
(Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the of the city Of the public II
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
I. THEARD,
e 1yl6u Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES,


SECOND JUSTICES COURT, Mas. ]. NJ BUCK VS.. JOHN T.
Parish Of Orleans HATGHER-No. 1859.
pY VIRTUE of writ of flerl facias to me
ID directed by the Hon. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of the
Peace the Parish of Orleans will public
auction Warehouse Circus street between Poydas
Perdido Streets SATU the 18th day of January 1852
at IL o'clock Nj
Lot Of Household Furniture. Kitchen Furniture etc.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
@. W. SIMPSON. Constable.
sEcqsps oouR DE JUSTICE NINE N ggcK John T.
I'm VERIFY dun writ de fier1 facias a moi
~ adresse Honorable NJ Bradford seconde Justice dc
lax pour u parose doreans e procedeia e SAMEDI %
DC 1anyer 1857 midi mon magasn, dn Circle entire les
de- f1 - s
Sn Lot dc Me9bles de MENACE Meubles de Cuisine, etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de Naturalization,
jals 81 81 % G. w SIMPSON, Connatable
WlDOW A. COSTA. SUCCESSOR TO ANGELO
w Costa, has on hand and offers sale
600 bbls. Mess, Prime and Ruinp Pork
100 tierces Bacon--Sies and Shoulders.
so bbls. White and Red Beans, 49,
25 terces SugarCu HAMS
300 bbls. SnpeIine and Extra Flour
so erces Carolina Rice
Sq bbls Western and Northern Potatoes,
ozs 6na &c, OF, 90 and 70 Old Levee street.
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ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
Il Premium awarded al the Ohio Mcdaniel Fair
PATENT SMOKE CONSUMING COAL COOKING STOVE
FOUR SIZES = = -
The Alligator /!

This stove stands unvaled In the market for Its many sups
rior qualities all other Cooking Stoves giving entire salts
faction TO every that has having thoYough
tested since last Fall throughout the West.
Every Stove sold by warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
or the money returned. z
The u prejudice generally existing against Coal Cookirs
Stove OF the daily they YeauIye-he NH
and pipe being constantly ehoked With rejects the smoke
annoyances obvaied In the Of THE ALLIGATOR.
The Smoke In this Stove turned into Fuel keeping M
ne and pipe free from and occasionine
draft and consequently we'll heated II has
oyen OF any similar sized Stove and unusually large
well adapted for Roasting 80
many superior qualities Of this Stove all ohsrs
the capacities of the nes excellent draft distribution
the heat around the and hot pipe equaed by
range = =
In addition TO the above qualifications the ECONOMY OF
TIE INVENTION deserves especial attention
The consumption Of fuel bepg sixty cent less than Is
qnred for ordinary Cook Stoyest ~
IT is mpossibe 70 give adequate description Of .hes
Stoves TO be appreciated they have only
ut Stove Wareroom No. 6I Poydras street. Orleans
do I'm sole Agents f,r The S,a,e n Ioni.is,,.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OF
u OF THIS Estate and to al other persons herein Interested
hey have Or can why the account presented BY the Curator
Funds u u and approved and
By order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
s1s5 p5
AVIS est par is present donne aux ' cream
eisrs dc Ia sasde pssones
ter de Ia prssene publication les rasons pour esSes ' L.
s s Il die
It's COMMENCEMENT au dit compte. '1"'1' 'pS'
Jazz e e J. l. KELLY, Depute GrefHer.
NOTIsG}E.S q. TO TO-. T = PAYERs, WITHIN that
dct0n tho ts' be San Under the s
son whether resident lie Parish Jefferson
s @ s ss Ss
Gns s q ~ safeh ri ISL
that within thirty days thereafter the said be pad to
oo IT, thai The IN an 's Vii e.
asfs tine q rec M and also all parish
ing the thirty days aforesaid fom 10 O'Clock A. NJ ocock
aa With sa r ssvs se gop Of the
up BY the undersigned Collector whose dny
and if hs ss p a e
Parish Of Jefferson T0wp f e 1 sTsg 1889
Left Baak, Parish Of JEFF sfson
AVIS AUX CONTRIBUAsLEs, dams cette
Rss a p'S 81 IL Es H sa Ia
sonnes Residences de la aui
sont enues paieu eh de mposee la
o annee 1883 par lie Ju de Police de paoisse
Jefferson rive gauche notifies que taxes seron
due, daier de MARD 10 is de l59 que trente
onrs qu suivon lie dit Is de les des
pages au collector sonssigne son bureau Maon de
Uoar dams Ia Vile de Carroou, dams parose QUA
Pellet dy recevor les des taxes lie sou.sgne son bureau
A. NJ. juiqu'a heures p. NJ. ~
Eft QUA Respiration de dela iste oui
naun, pave les es desse par lie coecteur
equel procedera commencement sasr yendre bens
delnquents pour sasare au placement de
leur dtes taxes, DIES interet ct les frais.
Parose Jefferson, Vile de Garrollinn ianyier l5 1850
j. j. GUTIERREZ, Collector,
tal5 2tsw7m Paroisse de Jefferson, Rive Gauche.
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3. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans

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cIsaurExE coua DE Drsrr,crl La VILE DE LA Nou.
pEvEsG sssh "A n V ia p,ss
de Ia Ia meme VS.; lie meme. DenS-
writ t. SGaSss MI
Il ana Is ns
lite r1s Dc Il Commune entire les Camp ct de Ma
NJ i TE So TEKRAIS dssgsspar dams Pile.
Claude mesuran psd de- face e ss
| g. Pieds de proondeur. 'pfe' 'A'
ss
de face SUI CANA cso 9sas sns 80
pis sas. g. l prsfo md g
ooNpliloNs-compant au moment de l'adjudication.
Ja1s q 81 fe7 IA Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'orlsans
sixrH DIS plsrssI counr SIMON SEgREReER VS. HIS GRE
p q VII VfR S5e51s =, 5.r9Rs No SIS
s e sss sss he SKI 9I q t.
above viii ou se public aueo On a
sss ey On a0 FsaS s re Ave Camp and
O'Clock crsdtofs 81 sa is 1ss at L
vs 70 notes bills and by said
TERMs-cash on the SPOT s.''''''' A's'
Sheriff of the Parish Of of Orleans 5ni,
slHaN SEES
F,Ns VERTU J! DUN ordre de vente remdm lie 10
Sg piss R i ss ss; S
Magasns pour e comgte des ceancies de nsovable Ia
bTHTs ooXPrEs ct EXPLANATIONS
abandonnes insolvabie creaneiers suvan ban
pose au grefe dc Ia susdite ~ 49,
coNDlT1oSs-conptant au moment De REHABILITATION.
Z. 7. PARKER,
yalo - - "a 20 Sheriff de la Paroisse D. Orleans,
Sixth DISTRICT couRr 3HANNAH ,orPENHEIMER, wife
New orlean g. IsaSe FISns ss VS. HEs HUs
RfVlRTUE of n writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the sixth District Court OF New
orleans in the above entitled cause proceed to sell al
pubic auction on SATURDAY the 22i day January 1859 al
IVA O'Clock A. M at warehouse, No. Is Jefferson street
i'll me second District OF this city
Office. " ''' neu III hy
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the SPOT
+. T. PARKER
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
slxIEaE Corr DE DIsrRIcr2 HANNAH opPENHEIMER,
dit it p sse Flsns9 ss vs. son
H,N yERTU DUN writ de fieri facias n moi
aaresse par Honorable Sxieme Cour District do ia
dams Faare c-dessus lie procaderai lie
s s.. ID q de ianyer 1852 10Y heures NJ
gsn de Depot slime Jefferson No 23 lie Deuxane
District &c cette ve la vente pubque adjudication
u o De marchnndses seches suyant depos en-
mon bureau pour recours DfS 80
saisi dams Paifaire cdessus,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES su moment de Rehabilitation.
I'm =. =, -, E. 7. PARKER,
JEW - I. ~ = Sherf de la Paroisse d. Orleans,
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS v,
PIERRE DEVERGEs-No r..
OF S2S. Same Same, Second Dis.
Nav o.,..,. tic, y Ct. Court of New orsans-No.
RYVIRTUE of writ and of a plurIus writ
heI facas both to directed by Courts
Of New Orleans in the above entitled causes will
sell at public auction, the City Hotel Common street he
1859. at 10 o'clock NJ '' III
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated ia the souare
bounded by 81 Philip, Main, Rampant St. Claude srees
said square being the No. H. - ~ NS' - N'p'H'
together with the Improvements thereon.
= CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, de sgnated by the
No. W and comprised within ST. Peter Tont Ro hebaye and
by $50 feet in Depth e'u'''''
Seized in the above suits.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. .I .U -
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~ TO THE LADIEs-oUR OPENING DA
a. W. ROPER n
COR. PoYDRAs AND CARoNDELET STREETS. I
We respectfully Inform the Ladies' that will open /.
MONDAY large assortment Of as
Fancy Goods n
AND PARIS MILLINERY, E
Comprising part Rich Velvet Straw Lace Leghorp Fs
italian Chenille BONNETs all beautifully trimmed ii n
Latest Style from Paris ss
-Also-- ...N 4
Rich Head Dresses Bridal Wreaths Kid Cloves Para.c
Corsets and EnbroiderIes
APPROXIMATION Merchants and Planters will End II "a beg
advantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
q. W. ROPER,
n9 en- corner Poylras and Csropdelet ,trsA.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
SALE By TIE SHERIFF or III PARIsHOF ORLEANS
" IN ORDER TO EFFECT PARTITION -
sEcosn DISTRICT CouRr MICH AEL GERNoN VS.. EDWR'D
OIL New Orleans. BEsTICK, Tutor, etc. No. a. 219

spH 45 spsFuF
Orleans Fasr ~, M EpMs
~ SUIT IN PARTITION
,t5.s 4; aassf ssl
To- n @ ell
i order sss . ss nax ps oE y.
F together with
the thereon and all the rights privileges
q in e.
s @ as na
R.s ra q ass For
y ss'f M a s
s ssFss aH Fs
80 feet out st. Denis street, by depth Of lis fest between
3 IL Rsrs saa.sS S. III. sal. ,
m IN a s s e. III h
ssS sh day Of P lpsi i ss MADE by
sA.rlsef &c f. + Parish RAn 4 6lls.n..
phss fs fssq!ssH RGnLH
soavs Ss w. %Ah soi sshSssnIok' sa'sa'
ACTION EN- PARTAGE.
I'm YERTU dun Judgement rendu lie 30 Mo-
sss
1aS Hsss 81 s s a. =
muse eat,sss Camp Masasns pour opsrss an
pastage d "a vente pnblque ct adjudication de
DEUXTERRA1NS, ensemble avec outes les bs;ss a. at -
amelioraons qui existent dessu drots priv eyes serv @
uoes 81 avanages attaches ct
bonrg Liyaudais Qaa.ieme District Dc cets vile, dans et
NO. ls9 borne par les Premiere, Deuxeme 81 Denis al
Dryades Les dts errans degnat sour les Nos IN Fl
deuX sur gn plan drsssee Mhansen archtece date M
Jnin Sii deFose pour recours eude L. r. KENNY
Soa,'e public lie No. IN forme Pange des Premee 81
81 Dens mesnre 80 peds de face Ia St. Denis sur uns
de Us pteds ct asant Premsre ct
No denx congu No. pieds de face II rms 81
sur IN profondeur de l25 pes gnes
tout mesure Americana. Az
Cette proete etc acquise Beck de Henry Fass
man. PSF acte rapport de Theo o. notaire public an
cetis Vile en- date da 1851 La moe indive do ia
au dit Gernon, ayoir yenta
d'avril 1858. rS' ~ to W. ~
CoNDITloNs-Co Compliant au moment de Naturalization
e. T. PARKER
JaniO IA Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'Orleans.
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