The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10
PANIED officer Of the Legion Of Honor moment before

named officer Of the Legion OF Honor moment before
be preatbed bis last.
All accounts ssree In stating that the mora, scs Of the
victory Ia equal " IN additional re- sosce spt Of SO 600
men tDat IN Piedmont tho great ~ sn,sreisso, ara vas
tbst the Emperor lives IN ,al ~. and maj the
eiest Sanse ~hch Will 1ece 90 Inc passage Of toe Po
areaoy buf d,coee by @'ae of towards Stfadeila, is
Anstsan rnnn r. have arrived at MArssies The
,nr,her sh,n1 dead Of bis wounds. rne officers
LOGGED in gre sge VINE ~ wsrs .eaa ~ ,hs
ENC an Se camp from the Emperor ca ne 20 exprers
ms ns ss bope that they had received ali the cour-
w or situation d. maDded II Is said some of them
Ted with great baaquere in return for these atten-
The law Of the Attn of August, 1885, limits to twelve
the pumber of maishsls in Time Of A. the pres nj
moment ibtre are ony nine, 70 that three batoos
may be gwen in The present campaign. General Forey.
whom circumstances have placed In 30 envabe posi-
was born in Paris in 1904, and entered the military
AgeIs, aud distinguished himself Captain at Me
dean He vas named Chef de Battalion in the African
ChasseuIs in 1910; aud after makog -four campaigns
Algeria reuroed 10 France in 1s44 In lsas was pro
NOTED The rank Of general OF brigade in 1862 TO that
o. gsneil Of dEision In 1904 ne commanded
temporarily cha, eed with the command Of the troops
before &basopol In 1855 he placed at tho head Of
The first division OF the army OF Paris Gen. Forey has
been 1854 Grand Officer of the Legion Honor,
1851 he cooperaed in the accomplishment Of the coup
at Of the ID OF Dece Mber.
may as web take this opportunity OF mentioning that
the formation OF the Army OF the East Of Frsncethat
which to deal with Germany should presea. demon
ara,ons assume any practical form tnan that Of
protests being proceeded with, and every thing Ia
already prepared for its concentration Gen scnramm,
formerly Minister Of War, and Gen Ros'oIan, ex.Com
wsBcer in Chief Of the French troops in Rome have been
appointed TO commands. The Duke de Ma'akon will
IA, PRISONS the elements Of the army Of which
be has been appointed Commander in Chief Great
pSeersood that generally since the English aecara,Ons
OF neutrality the ornaments Of the French arsepals
suspended and with regard TO the navy that cnstments
In number of towps throughout France the aa.horl.
ties, with view to satisfy The leeitmse impotence Of
the people. rubs bed the of the ltches by
beat Of drum The reading of the first bulletin VAS
made by he Commentaries OF Police, in official costume,
and where received with cries OF vive Fem
lereur," "vive plpperatrice," "vve pArmee"
courier leaves Paris daily aud arrives at Marseies.
BE enbarks on steamer which leaves for Geuoa every
mofDHg at seven o'clock The MnlsEer Of War has de-
c6eo that the 10000 young soldiers Of the class Of 1858
shall begin to JOIN their regiments from the Sth Of june
next
Measures have been taken by the administration of the
Geographic lines TO provide for the service of private des
patches addressed 10 officers and prvates in the Army OF
Italy by their families friends The dispatches only
be sent to Turin Genoa by telegraph from these places
despatch Of twenty words 70 Genoa or Turin
costs ST With II additional for the postage.
There shsdo@ over the Paris Bourse just now under
the il ueDce OF which securities Of all kinds have partially
receded The death Of the King Of Naples thought 70
bode further complications and that revolution in the
Kingdom OF the Two Scies e At hand. The language Of
the King Of Dresden the opening of the Chambers
the 2trb combined with that Ded by Prussia, far
from Measuring "When,' says a letter from Berlin,
''tbe English circular recommending moderation
German govern ments communicated to different
States Prussia demanded explanations on the gu oiect aad
asctrtained that the ssd circulars chiefly consisted
Of Instructions to the English diplomatic agents,
of whom bad added declarations the Intentions Of
their government Prussia also spontaneously seized tho
opportunity, when the question of maritime Law
lssed by France and Sc Petersburg, of informing the
Counts that The should enter into engagement Of
snd This attitude Of Prussia has been made known to
| the Geymon Coufts."
The difficulties OF France in this chvarous enterprise
IN and OF ltsy are indeed peculiar fhe teegfaphic de
spstctes vbicb record Garbaidis occupy,og
the town Of ysresa, in the neighborhoo1 of Como,
WITH 900 neD, on the 23t inst and which may no
sioe ed Tie laest intelligence from the seat of
cepedesed in measure, only advance upon the dan
gers OF Germsnytbe alarm Of the Confederation
ing po,i passn with French II, the other
band the ARDS Of France we're 10 meet with the slightest
check spe of the oaa spte of bave heard OF love
for The freedom OF Italians, he would be bold man who
should ssy what might II take place IN Paris
With respect 10 England, without Ioaning themselves
TO assign logical reason, without entering
probabilities, the great fact seems generally planted
ell mems minds that war WITH that country the nevi
table consequence Oh the present sate of politics Among
sradesmen you find disposition to square accounts,
d,a" in from all transactions partakng in the slightest
dtgree OF vide, les alone speculative character Many
nqaiYirg whether, in the event of warseeing toat
they have already commercial RELATIONSHIP would be open
prscce among English comnun,.,e. are oa%x out for
oetbs ac oss the channels ana families who have been
resident bere foe years submitting their goods and
thattes 10 the hammer, in preparation for their fight
Some months ago an account was given Of action
kyp, widow OF AN advocate Of New York to obtain from
lee Board Of Dosines certain properly left by Nine.
oouoe zee za walker who died at Versailles In 1880,
AID OF which the Board had taken the be-
lief that the deceased bad heirs. Mrs Barent Kyn
proved she was the great niece Of the deceased
Irioubal accorded her the property. Yesterday the
Board Of Domapes appealed TO The Imperial Court against
tas dcs,on and commended that the manner in which
Mrs Barent de Rsp bad established her relationship 10
The deccssed-Damey by adavits the testimony of wit
befses, and entries in The family Bbe-were valid in
France But the Imperial Court held the proofs being
considered sufficient in the United States might be re-
gardeo as wand by French Court ana confirmed the
Judgment. The Nine Connie referred 10 ~as the widow
in King Ton
who was killed at Constantine.