The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

parsonage OF no oruinsTy stamp. aul every
where assured that he is really gentleman, gallant
TO ades, severe 10 men, etiil more severe
TO himself, sober to excess, animated and cod
at the same time he inspires in his little army conf
dcnce o. y equalled by the he inspires in h
mics Ever the foremost 10 the aght urgtcg his charge
into the tbckest batialions, dsmouuting
nuske, sharing with the fol tho labor of
the marsh he gives evidence alike OF courage and cool
ness that aton'sbes all.
It is said that he issued the following address TO his SOL
ders:-
Ny chndreu-Ycu are one to five Before You Is
shoot like cog the first who retreats. Cannon have
none; will take Them. Let die; what m1t.ers it.
This man, who mbles chief OF brig snds viii be.
come more than distinguished general; be will be
great and mighty captain unsss an Austrian bullet ar
Tests hiil IL his career.
PARIS June g, 1859.
2h Campaign in Observation-Disclosures Of p.s austrian
Troops-Holaly Dessytioas-Generais Epiadsse and lie
Cleyo-Sneng.h Or Fan3iy Ties in Ffance-Aet.sat Mum
Der Of Guns Captured from the AustrianS q. Magn,c-
The IL De.m at Notre Dame--A lie Girariins Pam
phLt on the Balance qf Poorer in Europe, dc.
TIE Emperor OF the French and the King OF Sardinia
have taken possession of Mlau aidst the enthusiastic
ecoaDa:ions Of the inhabitants of the capital OF LON
hardy. The Austrians evacuatng it, spiked thei,
The military chest they left behind was not quite
30 heavy hoped The municipality Immediately
besougbt the Allies to enter the It lie said that the
AusaDs at the battle of Magenta lost in killed, wounded
taken prisoners less than 80 GEO. The temoraiza
ton of the soldery is alleged TO be beyond description
They desert hourly in brts OF twenty and thirty to the
enemy. Indeed, the French were informed by pd
that they might expect 900 LON ,ards
TO pop into their ranks. NJ Yron, the artist, has been
charged by the Minister Of State paint picture Of the
battle 0, Magenta, and has already started for the To-
caIy.
l. seems but yesterday that poor Gen. Espnasse who
only forty five, and of the youngest generals Of
division in the French army, was officiating among
as Minister Of the Interior to which oIics he
appointed after the attempt by Orsni the Enps
rors life, the l4;h of January last year. He was pupil
St Cyr and acquired his military grades q. the
point Of the sword. He served in Algeria mapy years
afterwards at Rome and in the Crmea, which last
place he created general Of Division. In lS45 be
commanded battalion OF African Zouaves, At the head
Of which he performed psodgies Of vaor, and at the
combat CT Aures be received four serious wounds the
same day. When matters Fastening cris.s be
tween Pesden. and the OF the repub
lie in 1851, and ST. Arnaud given the War Depart
ment he immediately Sent Tor Espnasse as one on whom
he could rely. After the 81 Of December Napoleon ap
pointed him one Of his ads-ce camp.
General Cierc Was aeo quite Dung man, scarcely
having attained the age Of foctytwo He, too, was OF 81
Cyr and his ardent character made him request to be st
tacbed 10 of the permanent corps IL the army Of
Africa In 1852, the reorganization OF the Zouaves he
was appointed Lieutenant Colonel in the Second regiment
OF which in 1858 he made Colonel, and took to
Crimea. AZ the battle Of the Alma lie it efSbed
with ha regiment the famous ascent Of precipce BY
which the Russians were surprised on side where they
considered themselves secure from attack
The Moniknr says
All eyes are now fixed on the army Of Italy AT each
event that takes place families eager to the fate
Of those soaiers IN whom they Interested and
their instant " stieuce The Emperor has order ed tina.
the Of the officers. ~ officers and soldiers killed
or wounded, shall be sent to the Ministry OF War,
which viii without delay Transmit individual bulletins
TO the persona interested Every arrangement has been
made for carrying the wshss Of the Emperor INTO exscu
lion as rapidly as possible. Although the Minister
ceves by telegraph he cannot exeect thu list or
names except by ordinary courers. While an armyis on
the march there is considerable difficulty in dra TinS
these ss, but the delays VIII be as short possible
For this families have as guarantee the solcuie felt by
the Emperor and the EmpIees Regent
ApIopcs OF this, may state that no. only has pu bc
boce that effect been published in all the journals but
the Emess has addressed autograph letters ladies'
Of many families entreatiug Them spare pains 10
Forwarding 6l the old linen in ther possession that II
nav be converted into lin: for the benefit Of the woua led
Now that The FIRST flush OF victory has subsdei, intense
anxiety prevails in every house 70 know the fate Of tie
absent The French fond OF glory and greatly
excited by anything all connected with AIMS; but they
cling with the deepest interest 20 their kindred even
when it very remote Their imagination just es
70 the field OF the dead and copjures up-apert from all
illusion the sgone' of tue alien, and their suspense in
the Absence OF any reliable Information is egnzag 70
wtnese Tney are q peope unused 70 restraint IN any
way sud oor cocer northern temperament Is astonsoed
witress abandonment OF grief and passion
ate dispas OF suffering whch evec justified By CERTAINTY
would si.h ue be ve.lsd ffcm external eyes.
HsIs2oIted that the euas taken at Magenta were iHr
~ six, aud not tnIee, which figure maake OF the
telegi agh.
Notwithstanding paragraph IN the M0aiea the other
day. Captlonipg public not 20 be uns.sy
ing gugrly from the of war and urging
10 give creerce TO reports which m GIT be pat into
circulation the Bouse greatly sgta.s1 yesterday
report retrograde rnove nent n:de By The French.
The despatch announcing the entry of the Emperor and
King into Milan rallied IL i.tle, but the pr de
clned Coo, leaving oil at 62f Soc.
The procession Oh Tuesd TO Nore Dame, 10 oifsr up
solemn 7s Deu for the Of the French army
Magenta, was very impostg The wea h-r, Jist sst
out suddenly changed, and t.Irihc storm of hail vita
thunder aud lightning, almost prevented twenty one
guns from the lnvaoes which a; hallipLs tssvs
ired from beii he .rd; but the mofnog hAi been
bright that thousands upon hous aeds had !e ae. homes
aud tyse OF tempest remained IN The position. they hal
secured Loud uirs every esere hlei tue lpps4raoce
OF the Bmfrees 9tgena. TIE bouses ORA neatad
with the pn!led flags of France and Sir5ula N4nonn
Guards and regular troops lined TIE whole passage from
the Tuieras to the CaLt edra sIuad.on Of he rolnted
Municipal Guard headed toe cortege proceeoed oy
CarrOufei alotg the Rue RivOl. TIE Princess Uosde
came fa., then tie Empress Regent. &C ?l1isd By
Prince Jerome Her Ha s'y 1ore vo.st sig d-ess,
cbapeau Ct white Grape orpame1tet with violet Tea
aod white lace shawl Marshal Magma aud Genstsl the
Marqus dc La1Gstepe followed by numerous staff
escorted The imperial carriage, winch was o!oTed oy
detachnens Of aaces CT ihe Imperial Gu45s and OF the
were on granj scale In tbe mdde OF the chGit, op
posile the altar, WAC placed inroae chair fot t1e
Empress Regent. There aea.s o- Prince Jerome,
the Pfreess Cotlde, the PIiCcees Nathice, aad the
OTTER prioces and princessts OF tae imperial family.
Pieces were also arranged for the cardinals bs1opJ
shals, az arals, &c, officers the crown the ho1ss
mold oil The Empress members OF the Senate Lessilltye
Bo5y ana Council Of STATE, Well 3i oe
different constituted toties. anucuo;ei
the close Of the ceremony WHEN her Maesiv and the car
tege returned TO the ruleeiss
phsmpiet came out yesterday from the pen 1f Emile
de Girardin The subject Is the balaoce OF po~er ia
Europe He scouts the dea contained in the orsi 81
faith of treaties, for VIII CD bs would sub,,ue force
OF treatee." His enumeration Of treaties NJ tb
prcsen. time cannot fail 70 gaken many bye gons 1
tons BE asks who has ever guarded treaties which be
has bad the power to break Take the treaty OF C %.
Tomio Qs,h Of October, 1870, By which Ao4tls c.dea 70
France Belgium, with Mannheim and Phlpsbonrs aud 10
the Cisapine republic Austrian LomSardy. TIE uess
lnnevle Goth February, l8o), by which Austria roog
nized the Rhine and the Alps the bouudares vi aDce
cedng to it all the left bark u the Rhine, c 81. rae
treaty Of Presburg (25th Dc 1885, by which Austria
COED 10 France the anceD States OF Venice With Venetian
nama,ia and Albania, TO form gtom of l,aly &c, 81
me treaty OF Paris 2h Jolly, 1So6, by which ths Kisss
Bavaria and Wurtemburg, the Electors OF Ratisb,ne
and Baden, &c, &C. nc were separated from tae Ger
manic Confederation and formed Confe ierati,n az the