New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

gently dressed hs trey scpt &C. meet The Pace
few steps bey'nf the town eaies. Two o. the very
b,ndsornes' d. rt buow hu~ ttcy te,ilei tbs diff
culy of the suy hO,G 81 tho cotqdering
heIo- rips t1e 10 cttor- ranged ,hrmselve- IN -
Ines l., his stirUp- aud csrt-d by tbs far retiuue
tie CO.. mandcr IA Chief ushcr,d a. 70 q sru of
applause loud euOUgt 10 ,oake dos she dilapdaied
fIifess ,ti CTowU too biii sbovc jbe t0wr. Tuese
LADY. gToCus ard lrctesr would yield 10 10 one til
hon Of holding the IlincC'- hri'c AID ftifrGps, IL
he s,ebted uncs tie lfy gs,, Tsy Of tee maesi.n,
once raised by The cucai house. Il tIub. Not ~ be
ovefdcne in Ceeds a courtesy Pilce Napoleon ohersf
both arms - te ~ grs abo recmad tlc leaders Of
their .latIluol aidsesse3 lew ord. 10 teG which
! could cHich aud with air of ste'eiy slitttrv
which tits wei Ob his go0fhum0fei c1ucteGance led
The way up tfc grand hts y a. be staircase auf a
he stood II the do1r # bic prvats apartments. he
tuned With night Imperial bUw T. the galaxy OF "a
atterosu's, Gnd disct gbgfg the sTs u the two he
bad hODtT.d with hi, cptCial ateliiUn, kissed tel II
t0 III the Palai Rny al-ki.-ed toe checks Of both.
checks which 20 high sdi1tilcicr assc 70 the iinbg
color If the Prince ken.
TIE Fifih Corps has made long halt At Masss, The
Ierd. for tTOogs Soue % WHICH coming from
various distances requiring 1T least iour-and t~eu'y
,uIs Of iepoie. The bole bod! Il iro'2s Is nov 10
compact us-, ard i viii prOceeo By ttffoFS ~ ABOUT
= GO men, TIE distance from Msssa . Parma i c 81
culated al seven f'occs. Twelve miles j1artey viii
take tOmoIrow u Saizaua; tie -ecold m4rcn Hi'l
brn Us 10 Aula, TO thai elise ceh!e oi the VI DC
Maprs ahicl IS 10 i'aif a fus uidgble pu-ulOu, agd
Which the Duke Of Mni.pa had fortified agaiust all
cOuers but which be torsouk bcf IT, strength wa
ct put 70 the tCs; the thiid dag Til bring Us no
nearer goal tam Ierfarusa. lhooe l. 't more
~ - "a couple uf mikes bet tv tw" places, Dut tue
hlh Of Two lf mountain iotrrut. the Aucla md The
TcvtrJIc, which tie DUkc Uf MDiSra would never
allow 30 be OT16ged over, might cause as lhuttc
trouble especially if We az judge rom the ceiaEe OF
Jan bicb R.olr our Humiliation last evening". an6,
from the lock of The sky threa'fps uc@ Hood Ia ~
In heavy rsirs ib0se Drawing streams arc apt to swell
to an alarming hight, aid with teaiing rsp.'ry; our
n.Ie b4teries AID immense heavy lqqffrid would Lot
cross without the greatest difficulty. Tne f,ur,h day
we are to halt ct Pontr-mci The fifth sill take u
over the CisG Pass, TO BcicetO and CaccIo We cane
dOsn TO the plaiD At t,rnOvo on tile .:X'h day, aud
travel over the last fifteen mics Ia Parma gu the
sevoItb.
Tie preference given by TIE Prince to this road,
which j. very long aDd cIcul'ous orc from Forcuce
To- Parma hTiss firm is exc !icrt aidp@lnn To init
luIy puiposer. With the exception q. tie iorlog oi
the Two rivers Aforementioned which presents TO
obstacle whatever in toleIaby dry weather, II Is by
isI the easiest road across tre whole Apenone cham
IL is all ON he PLAIN along the bvrdtr from here to
Sarzana-al on the plain up tie valley Of tie Masra
fan az PUutfemol The ascett OF me C.a from t9e
latter place II not more ths0 two hours brisk Walk
At the foot If the pass the other side oi -rceto, the
toad snpes down by a. almosi impeice.tlbc desceCt
along tie backbone Of a mountain rdgc to the dark
mass Of PieIaucya and tie outlet Of the t@o broad
valleys of the TaTc and Cruo at FuFnOvo. II Is not
easy count the men, nor yet the infantry ana cavalry
rrgimCnts which constitute this Firth Corps. III Is
asserted rather loosely, that have 40 900 men
marching with us; but that line battere-tha ls ~
eces Of artillery wousd then way through the naUoF
streets Of Msssa bo day, every man vi two pair OF
cyes could -ee ard the train amnu0ltiOu, aud otter
wag0os are in propt rtiOr. Such ma OF heavy
lunber must 90 by smooth 0uf brood ~ +ds, II any
ere 10 be found; and those If tue Abetpne from
Pistoia 10 Modena, AID of the Cerve'o from Fofdl-
royo 10 Re- gio were far from "ffrring the same
advantages as t1at Of the elsa that II was deemed
expedlep in oder to follow the easiest way to lose
at least Fix DAYS in going back TO the yeryuack @hch,
If YOU will please to remember had pointed out III my
corespondeuce for the last month two. Bi landing
at Spe2ia and crossing the Cisa the Filth Corps could
have reached Parma and taken up s position ON the
bank of the Pc full two weeks before the battle OF
Magenta What The result Of -uch Il move might have
b, en- TOW ard cutting of the retreat of the AusirianS
any person coLYe'saLt with nlltGry matters W.l
readily perceive. Since, hoEeycr, urnnphai march
ito Tuscany il the D,se scene a. TIE expedition
Of the Fifth COrps, il was still eHpedent, aud even
almost Necessary, 10 follow the route SIC ore h0R
travelling over Our immediate Ge.tluatOn II Parma,
not Piacenza as mary French officer with absurd con-
fderce asserted q epaucttcs IN tbe French
army liz seldom man of much general intofmat,n.
He Is up TO al The minutest details OF MS particular
branch Of the service but, uLess he be on the att
be never looks INTO map never seeks Tor ui Nuao1
in the history Of past C4upagns kno" coonelr aod
other staff officers very loud N Their o0ltTy CT Tue
first Nnpoleou, to whom tie far famed names o Moo
1, beIlo Csstig ne LonaO AID Otlertwice aud thrice
fought fields convey me 1niDg.
The Pruce, am told, expresses lIs CONVECTION tha'
the Fifth Corps viii operate under the wall oil verona