The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-24
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1859.

that terrible day September Is, 1879, and were
forced TO retreat and the battle got the name OF ola
Batale des Gents" Ten later occurred the bat
Of Pavia between the French the Imperalists, Ia
which Francis defeated and made prisoner. It was
on this occasion he wrote the brief despatch to hts
Rpther-"7Oua est perda, Madame fors phonneurn A,
haIgnan also the Gue and Ghioelins concluded treaty
Of peace In 1879
The Opnione of Turin states that the municipal cities
OF Genoa Sauzzo Aessandra and other towns OF Pied
mont nave drawn addresses TO the King entreang him
not to expose his person 80 reckessy in battle.
The Odessa Messenger states that is proposed to estab
lsh Geographic line between Isma and Odessa
veyipg Western Europe TO Constantinope with
out passing by Vienna.
letter from Novara OF the 5th Of june has the follow
first among the wounded pointed out to me was zouave
OF the Guard who had taken Austrian standard. The
poor fellow had lost both hands above the wrist but
seemed as conented as II II was only trhe Another
Zouave, who had lost his right hand, showed me some
zwanzgers he had found on an Austrian, and asked me
what they were worth, told him about forty francs.
He said" Ma main udIdu plus que celia Another shot
through the shoulder had purse with thirty forty Napo
Icons in IL; he showed me the ball which had been
grooves round the base also went to have look at
the prisoners There i've hundred Of tho TIA.
liam regiment Archduke Sgismund The mon talked to
told me that they went into action with battalion of
Croas In their rear who fired upon them when they aid
down their arms &c aso said there were two more bat
aions who would do the same at the FIRST opportunity
which might offer. They shouted ''Viva rItalia" as
they came in apd offered TO volunteer into the Sandman
army When the French arrived at San Martina, they
met with priest at the bridge Of Buaora, and asked
him if there any Austrians in the town. He said
No" They had hardly advanced one hundred yards be-
fore fire was opened upon them, which killed many,
and think General Clerc fell there The gendarmes i'm
medaey rode back and took the priest before he had
time TO escape, and he was killed the spot by OF
them. He had four hundred Austrsns concealed In his
own house. The priest Of Magenta gave the
when asked There at that moment four thousand
Austrians in q convent He was taken and sent into
Turin, tied hand and foot.
Two Austrian vessels arrived lately Queenstown corn
laden Owing to upfavorable winds and weather, of
them was out ninety days About ten days before max
ing port this vessel passed French war, when
both vessels politely sauted each other neither Of them
being at the time that their respective countries
were at deadly strife
number Of Poles on half pay officers OF the Pied
montese army applied TO NJ Cavours government to be
allowed TO enter on active service during the war. NJ
Cavour, who probably was unwilling to offend in the
slightest degree the Emperor of Russia declined accept
ing their Offer
The following letter has been received from Munich
dated June 5The passage Of the Austrian troops com
Danded by General Clam Gallas who going from Bo
nemia TO Dnspruck, will finish 10 II is said
nevertheless that 80 600 more Anstrians TO be des
patched to Venice through Innspruck 1t pretende
government, and moreover concentration OF Bavarian
troops IN Rhensh Bavaria spoken Of but nothing is ye
decided upon that subject The elevation of Genera
Gyua to the dignity Of Ban of Croatia has conceded with
the departure OF the Emperor Francis Joseph.
At meeting Of the French Senate the President, in
reference to the battle said-"When meet again Ma
rOleon ILL., who has saved France, will probably kave
liberated Italy, and Europe will the end of
question which has oppressed IL for centuriesO