M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-07-14
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We have been favored, says the London
Times with the following letters from the
same correspondent who has already de.
scfibed the principle events OF this campaign:
BREsclA, June Is.
Yesterday and TO day the town Of Brescia
had its day Of JOY; Yesterday the festive entity
Of tive King, and this morning the arrival OF
the Emperor, almost withcu; any one know
rg any thing about il. Last night in cee-
lraliOn OF the occasion, there was an il uni
nation for ensemble tie pret,iest Of any
rave seen since the triumphal march OF the
two sovereigus, aud the pretty effect was
produced by very simple aud inexpensive
means-namely, Chinese paper lanterns of
the three sacred colors. Tney gave sub
duel light. i'm which the crowds below ap-
peard with regular stage effect. That one
cannot help remarking at every similar occl-
sion, is the wonderful be- ayor OF the crowd
no pushing, no quarreling, every thing as
pcsceiul end polite as if the People were in
Wng-Ioom. and not even a sight OF
iCHcem5u-a beirg who has altoge ther van.
ished with tbs Ausrans. A stray dOuanier,
cr e1cseman, who has pinned tri-color 70
ss.te in his cap, is the only remaining bas.
tald specimen of this genus. Tie police, as
d distinct department, as you know, is abDl-
ished by the decree OF orgami2y lion publis he'd
for Lombsrdy. 1t forms now branch OF the
internal admiris, alton, end there is better
order aud security than there ever has been,
Yesterday afternoon The hing went IN an
open carriage to the Emperors head'quar-
rers, which are quite close here aud this
momiDg the latter came quietly in the EARLY
morning and established himself in the Casa
Fenaroli, which Napoleon |. occupied peat.
eily, and which had been prepared for the
reception OF the nephew. OF course, while
either Of the two sovereiGns stays, we shall
have holiday and a repetition oi The ilumi.
nations and the enthusiasm. 1t wIIl be
quite a competition with Garibadi ard his
CORPS, who were the ldvOriles far ahead h,ln.
erto. Not mnaturally either 1t was They
before whom the Austrians Withdrew. They
appeared as the heralls Of the release, and
had consequently the first burst OF cnJRusi.
asm and affection, which think will never
Le efIaced from the minds OF the BIe:cjans.
As have mentioned Gari5ildi aud his
corps, it will perhaps interest you To hear how
he csme from Brrgamo 20 BreSciL. The
Austrians had scarcely withdrawn from Ber
gamo when messenger was caught rn the
road who brought orders from headquarters
to hold BcrEamo at any price, if it had not
been given up yet. 1t would have been mth.
,er awkwerd had the order come before, for
Garibald, wthOu any cannon, wOuld scarce
lv have thought of attacking the AuaTians
in town mclosed by high rampar,s, with
only two outlets. As it was. the National
Guard fell 10 making baricadts so as TO keep
the place against the Austrlans should they
nttempt to return. In the mean time Carl
b di went after the AustriGus, no were re-
tlriug toward B.eSCia. In order to mlslead
them he turned down toward Romano, which
is close TO the high-rold from Milan to Bres
ca tie Austrans followed TO bar the road
to Bresciu. They had scarcely gone of Oh
that scent when Gdrbaidi turned again to
the north, and, making forced m,ryh of for
ty-iye miles in less than twenty -lOur hours,
appeared before and in Bresca before tie
AusIrians had tie remOtesJ idea OF his where
about. How little they knew appears LON
the fact that the Major attached as chet d.
eigt major to Genelal Urban division Was
cargbt with several omer,ie| IN the wh OF
Ersscia, into which he hal con- from the
nsighbJfhool, never suspec,lng the presence
OF Garihaidis corps.
The most beautiful thing. however, was
that, while the man body went III ali haste
10 Bfescia twenty-iour men were put On two
Cmp,busses, tie two ClIlcers commanding
them, Colonel Turr and Major Camoz5I, iol
fowug in little twO-whreed cars Ot The
country. The whole went OFF To Lake Ise1
ana raised tue Val Canonira. Tne Peep. e
rose Immediately, some 600 stand at AIMS
were ready, with wh,h tue National Quart
was armed the Austrian steamer un the lake
WIS taken possession Vi, ard the two officers
returned, leaving tue tweny-!uur m'n tGere
us garrison, bat bringing 21J volunteers away
TO Ganpalji's camp.
Such marvellous deeds of mobility can, Of
course only be done with troop. who are
uljucumJcred by baggage; little bag con-
timing shirt, and, lefiaps, pair o. socks
is tie only baggage which officers or men
have. They mske war according to ) +
Chg,lts Napiers ideas. Tuey have good
boots, with leather giiters up The middle Vi
the legs; the shoit tuuc Of lIsht grey linen,
and over it grey coat reaching down to tic
knees, light cap aud rife comf lete lll
eccouiremcnt. There isno difference in tbs
rsspect between officers aud soldiers, Ii, Us
is natural after such murCho5, Thugs are
worn oG; The. .iIhabi.aus OF IN. first town III
Which they appear give of their own lrec
vii t-n times m0re than tuey want. The
tcops have thus such plenty that GUvsrd-
ment never even thinks oG Supplying any o.
their wants.
DREscIA, June 49,
The march Of the allied arn is not vi.
like he movement Ola gigantic boa con-
sir.ctor following its prey; coil after coil o.
It's enormous body rolls forward in unlnter-
mp'.d succession until it suddenly stOl s.
Tie prey must be near, for it entwineS al
the coils as close as lis mnsSiNe mobility I'd
mi,s, as il preparing Tor the spring. Tn,s is
Just at this moment, the attitude. The
mass Of lie body close t, gtther, ami at test,
apparently, and only the head stretched Uul
as t TO measure the distance. 1t is the con
centration Of ofstrengJh ami energy before EN-.
ploying it. The greatest part of the army is
collected within COM pardire small space
from which It can throw ilSelI at moment
notice in any direction where its presence
may be required. A council Of war is held
to-day to determine this, or ra her to discus.
tie matter ful there is only one person whC
a. =. ~ / III.