The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.
MILITARY, FINANCIAL AND DIPLOMATIC MOVEMENTS
AND GOSSIP.
The Paris letter in the London Ne,Us says-Tte Duke
de Charres second of the unfortunate DaKe of Or
leans has entered Of the cavalry regiments belonging
to this division Two days ago his royal h!ghness war
ordered on reconnaissance in the direction OF Trno The
young prince scarcely sixteen years DID, and is very
active and Intelligent Everybody speaks Of him in
the highest terms he did not the AcsrHns but he
came back with very useful intelligence about their move
ments Inc report made by him on this occasion was
presented by the King TO the Emperor sad he enould
be very happy when he could send Duke the gold
medal Of military valor. What strange events we are
witnessing!
The banks of the Lago Maggiore are now completely
clear OF Austrian troops. All columns when az first
appeared 10 be about TO operate at Urona direction
Of Bela and Domino dOeaa, have marched towards the
SOUTH on the side of Mortara
PAvia letter Of the 18th of May says-A native shop
keeper OF Mortara has been convicted Of attempting to in
shot this morning at daybreak. Last nigh. deputaton
of the principal men Of the waited On the Adjsant
doubt Of his gult-no doubt the Piedmontese TO-
vernment has employed, and still does employ, other
this morning pardoned this man. He has not
t pesn set ire free yet to prevent any demonstra
be s TO be set at liberty in day two on condition
that he leaves the place Count Gyuai is much beloved
by his army, both officers and men, be very careful 10
harass them as little possible and insists on the COM
missariat and hospital stalls doing their duty By them
He much admired by the Pedmontese who have stayed
the occupied territory for his moderation and 60 Is his
army me poor people expected to be ltreated having
delighted and surprised End themselves in the power OF
thoroughly good natured set of The keeper Of
Aala Una were about to paint out desc Al ae ns
when told not to take the trouble. One poor fellow
thought his house must be pulled down because the
believe his when his were met by Of
laughter at biz fright. and assurances Of safety You
for one day even in the Duchy Of Parma they will pu
down and destroy every emblem of Imperialism as the
former defaced all the Lions OF St. Mark on the public
civlizers. 10y ""
The Opintoe Of Turin publishes as curcai.y the fol-
owing order OF General Gyuai to the authorities of the
No. ls4For the regular provisioning Of the austrian
Immediately procured by requsion on the mart of the
authorities OF this province and By delivery the part
stpulate regular contracts The province Noysra anal
deliver within forty eight hours $50 oxen aud daily 200
S Srente Of wine hs brente is u res Is gaOns 80
The said provisions Shall be delivered Novara n the
proper nnctionay Of the attendance, who shall dispose
Oh them in accordance with the special decree there
on AS to bread and rice he will require that the varons
communes should always keep the necessary quantities
ready both for the troops stationed there and for those
eventually passing through trust shall not be Obliged to
nave recourse to rigorous to obtain the regular
| Headquarters at Mortara, May l6
letter from Serravale CT the 18th Of Nav In the Pnus
from person accompanying the French troops on the
road from Genoa 70 Allessandra, says:-Duriag three
weeks we have been wading in mud and have been wet
through by rain To day, however on leavny me no-r
ne en 5an wssa a6 ana Joy ovesead
sung IN truth, there 10 nothing melan choy than
,ne roue over sne air no perspective no
nead every where rockaways1rock Our first evening
81 was Some Of zoua
INTO theatre for strollng company; and there still re-
NAMED Usage curtain scenery and footlights Nothing
WAS wanting but the actors but men considered the
opportunity too favorable not give the nhab;tants
specimen OF their talents. Immediately splendid bills
for the benefit OF the poor and the same was itewise
made known by the beat OF drum the village accom-
permission the Mayor" In the evening be hs.,y
was crowded. and the performances were charmnrlv va
singing Frsi S vsnoeve pantomme ballet and
Bazanesto appauded, they must have been deliehted
For my own part laughed until tears fell from nv eves
NJ Inc pallet winch was executed by dozen Zousves
who were attred like the dancing girls Of the Ooera In
Inc course Oh tne ballet were gau: and composed
| 60 grotesque as to be impossible to describe -
"A letter from Aleseandria Of the 18th of Nav saws.
Inc frencn emperor in his excursions is accompanied by
OF general and nothing escapes his notice on the
Hs Majesty everywhere meets with the warmes welcome
through which he passes the people run ont NJ thsr
houses and salute him with loud accamations His a.
now ons o peer furnished by the gendame
that lorce having arrived by land from France
letter from Venice Of the 18th Of Nav savs-Tbe
rcoaraa ees mas made It's Off port and the
and Tor that reason the public are no ao ed
ascend ~ Ihe Austrian vessel which carries the mail
uetweeh nis city and Trieste left yesterday as usual hut
shortly afterwards returned the passengers had be
money returned and must make the journey by land
e ast TWO or three days part of the yesseIs of
the Ioyds Company have taken refuge in This mort or in
the canal Of Giudecca " ' F''' VI ~
General Luders, who has been appointed to the com.
mand Of the Russian corps observation in Bessarabia
arrived At kschenef the 4th Of May and establshe3
his headquarters there. ''A'"
Paris letter of 23d May, in the London Huald SAVE:
within the last few days. The Count de kiss who bas
been living here in aluence for years. married To-
pany with General Kapka Their intention Is to on the
corps Of Prince Napoleon in Tuscany. The spy who was
Pasco, possessed of considerable landed pronerv
ana who was in the habit of paying frequent visits 10 tie
shares Of ali kinds and other Exchange 10
News OF his fate s looked for with the greatest an
by Inc articles S Q, war o and all military Jurisprudence
He has many intimate friends in the French army and
great interest will doubtless have been made TO obtain
delay, II not Communication, of his penalty " "
A letter from Narseles of the 20tb oS u ..,
omces belonging to the old army of Hunrarv are
daily passing through that place their way TO I.sy
- Mor vnten. aalenchni, Provisional Minister of War
TO resume the command OF his battalion or
IA fedInont, the Tuscan government
aPpolnteu Lieutenant Colonel Ncolini Governor Of ba
70 the vacant portfolio By another decree Major Bscossi
10 appointed civil and military Of the town
anu port Oh Leghorn and OF the whose Tuscan coast
The Aktor, Of Algers gives the following account OF
the capture OF two vessels by French vessel OF
warIrhe Croseur, small steamer which employed In
watching the coral fishery the coast Of Aperis
fell in with two Austrian vessels laden with COAL which
she captured and carried into the port of Oran.
letter from Florence Of the 18th Of May in the Paris
Steele, says:Genera Mezzacapo has collected n great
number Of volunteers on the Roman frontiers The roops
full Of enthusiasm and anxious to meet the Aus.
mediaely for the camp. The country is Tranquil not
withstandpR that latent clements of perturbation are stir
existing some parsans of Guerrazzi, formerly head of
the government, seem DESTROYS TO bring him back to
power but all good Tuscans in accord in recognizing
the mpossbily OF his accession. Almost everybody 10
fact, 10 prepared TO sacrifice personal preferences
TO the welfare OF the country. The government is
now occupied in recognizing the army. II has de-
cided that shall consist Of division OF two three
or four brgades, according TO the number OF voun.
larry enistments; that each brigade shall be Of two