The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-14

Wounded. No, Sire, nothing whatever, ="
was the reply, in . tone that seemed to i'm
ply regret ct not having wound to show
fof the engagement. Ut was not your fault,
Colonel," graciousiy observed his Majesty, in
the hearing Of Ill. The Colonel bowed low
to the compliment, and q the moment after
he glanced proudly arosnd, bis eye was glis-
tening with moisture.
MILITARY VALUE OF RAILWAYS
The German papers express their aston
ishment at the omission Of the Austrians to
tear up the railroad track, and 30 destroy q
military means which the French have so
utilized. The Vienna Press, improving the
topic, points out the fact that the French
soldiers brought up from the reserve at Mon.
tsbello, approached so near the scene of &C.
ton in the trains, that they commenced firing
from the car rmdo,rs before they ,rers DIS
embarked
FRENCH LADIES WORKING FOR THE WOUNDED
A new element has been added during the
week to amusements OF the intimate reunions
TO which our brilliant Partisan society has
been suddenly reduced. The Empress has
organized species Of Dorcas Association
for making lint for the wounded, and it is
du meaieur ton to appear at these small re-.
ceptions with little work basket on your
arm and bundle Of linen rag in your hand
Her Majesty has herself set the example,
and, during the evenings at st. Cloud, it be-.
comes subject Of emulation with the ladies
10 Guido each other in the supplies OF lint
and linen bands they are able to send to the
service des infrmer,es Of the Ministry OF
War. Those who have procured the great.
est quantity are to be rewarded with a
golden bee, forming an ornament for the
hair or bosom, and adapted according to On
idea expressed by her Majesty herself, either
Tor full dress or demaoiiette, SO that the me.
mento of the good work upon which the for.
tunate winner was engaged during the time
OF war and peril, may never have to be
abandoned. 1t is quite extraordinary, by
the by, what power Of labor resides in the
frall fingers and snowy hands Of the delicate
ladies who surround the throne; for, every
evening, people behold with surprise the
thick bdiois which enter the blue draw ing
room, to be threaded before midnight, under
the pressure Of the competition for the GOV.
eted prize offered by the Empress.
CURIOUS FAMILY REUNION.
One Of the most touching episodes Of Ga.
ribaldis campaign has just come to my
knowledge On the day IN which the bril-.
liant action Of San Fermo was fought, the
company so galantly led by Capt. de- Cristo-
foris was ordered 10 assault the Austrian
position Of Camerlata. The daring band
soon rushed up the sloping ground, and when
- the top tremendous hand. to- hand fight
bsgan. A little to the left of de Oristofo
RiS company gallant Caeo atori dele Aipi,
Antonio Vigevano. was fighting with an
Austrian soldier. Garibaldi's man had
ahe4dy Overpowered him, when suddenly
he leard his adversary exclaiming )" Anto-
MO, do not kill me am your brother"
And 50 he was. The poor fellow had been
forced into the Austrian service in 1855,
and had not seen his family since that period.
As the fight was going on be had happily
recognized his brother.
FEELING IN VIENNA.
The Vienna correspondent of the Tunes
says the inhabitants Of Vienna are exceed.
ingly depressed. The news Of the defeat Of
the Derby Cabinet has increased their dis.
tress, as they were under the impression that
Q Wing Ministry would make common
cause with the Emperor Napoleon. OF the
nine corps darmee in the Lombardo- Veni.
tian kingdom some Of them hardly number
now more than 20 900 to $4,000. 1t is re-
ported that in August there will be another
general levy Of recruits. Government will
soon b IN great want Of money. as it
counted upon receiving As 600 900 OF silver
h0rius - the amount Of the forced loan ap-
pointed 70 Lombardy.
RRJoIcIxo At NAPLES AND ROME.
A great political demonstration had TAX
en place 10 Naples on the receipt of the
news OF the battle Of Magenta. A great
demonstration was made in favor OF the
French. The road from the royal palace to
the street called the Chiaja was filed with
upwards Of twenty thousand people cheering
the French and Piedmontese Consuls' resi-
dences. The Swiss and police charged up
on them with the bayonet and gradually
they were dispersed. Many arrests were
made.
On. the 9th inst. remarkable demonstra-
lipu "us kp' UP W INotIc III HoHot W iuS
recent successes OF the French and PiedmoD-
tese armies before Milan. Unable to re-
strain their impetuous joy, the Romans, as
soon as the news was received, ran through
the streets in great numbers and, following
the route Of the Corso, stopped before the
house Of General Goyon. Here they burst
into the most enthusiastic EXPLANATIONS OF
a. I'rd Ia Frane,a - Vrra Z Emperore
NdPoleone - I" Vra Findependen-G HGi,-
ana :" Their cries were repeated again and
again until General Goyon appeared at the
window and thanked the multitude by ges-
lures.
TIE EOssUrH PROCLAMATION TO rHE Hun
GARiASs.
A Turin paper publishes the following
Proclamation from Genera KLAPgA. drawn
up for distribution amoog the Hungarian
soldiers in the Austrian ranks:
Guerriri Ten years have elapsed
since the flower Of your couAtrymen we're