The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
Our Londen Csrxsspsndence.
LoHD0, June II, 1859.
of RopoleOn,s Milan pyoc3nu0kion n Enolond-

Our Lenden Csrxsspsadence.
LoSpn, Jms II, 1859.
Eject Of Repo's0n's kaon Proclamation N EAsssnd-
AlvM in Gemaay-EsssaMds Course 1kof If Nesaso-
htv-TAs NeW Miaisnry, dc.
The sny news from Italy 10 the continued rsxeaao The
Austrsns and the steady advance Of tho Allies 10 DO
snre Napoleon and Victor Emanuel paused for couple
Of days in fair Milan 70 rest themselves, and regAe tho
eyes Of is haf crazy population with sight OF their
royal PERSONS but BY this time they are once moro In
their saddles and ready for tho fray" Tho good sense
and taste Of Napoleon remarkable IN the Smallest de-
tails. He entered Italy the auxiliary or the King or
Sardinia though the battle Of Magenta was won solely
by the french, Jet he keeps his r6 OF ally by enter
ing Milan riding the right Of the King, who had the
middle Of The street; and whilst the Emperor resides in
modest villa in the envrons Of the town, tho King occa
pies one Of its noblest palaces.
The grand event Of tho past weekequaa In It's way 70
the brilliant victory OF Aagents-s the proclamation OF
Napoleon the Lombards. The effect Of this noble docu
ment England more especially on the London Imsss
far greater than dozen military trumphs The cry
Of this journal constantly against the ambition Of the
French Emperor and his plan to agsrandss France like
bis uncle before him. Hts energetic reputation Of such
nouons and the homage he pays to enlightened public
oaion has actually astounded all classes here ana has
compelled the press to alter ita tone. pretty clear
that Napoleon III does aspire the iposaibe role
Of Washington to Europe, he Is far from msdAtins tho
folly Of initiating the aggressive course Of his uncle This
straightforward conduct OF the Emperor, and the precp
tate retreat the Ausans induce many sApsune people
to believe that the is nearly This is not very
1 probable
The Austrian array, unable to resist the French are
falling back several STRONG positions, such the for
resses Of Aantua and Verona which have tho further
advantage Of bong the supplies and reinforce
ments. Here thsy will no dssbt, make another and
determined stand; but the result however bloody,
will 30 always the same, for, granted that courage
both sides equal, the French every way superior
soldiers. The newly invented cannon OF Napoleon,
with rife borcs betred against these celebrated
italian ortreases, and expected 70 puver.ze them n
very abort time In this the AustrtAns must fall
hsc upon the Alps aud Vienna must prepare for assthes
French occupation.
Prussia and the German States begin show ocEdera
bic alarm n the advance OF French but spite
thsE bustsr they win keep quiet sey know wast te
about Russia haA Just given them hint By cirou
s SEM 70 Ss "a s,or ~ rree
unnecessarily 70 icserfere for Auetria, Russia will Ste
into the "rng Tor France. AL tnas Russia desires
last wsr; and she will fall fcrcely Germany an
other Power should they iaterfere in tsr dghs, an
intends fomeD. rsvoiusa in Hungary and the Hun
garsn prisoners taken recestlva Italy already ben
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take command q t. with such tsoscs ~ Thea
Austria must fab to pieces ike sniug Of shred
disappearance from nap Of Europey Not The Ia,i.r
nor tho aungsriaas. that's cor,ain me only er,aj
that can be recorded Auaxia rs sst s,tr
bated to Dean Swift
De norsSts ut, asss bonusa
whsn sooundrcla Ase let moan 'eu-
As 10 the part of Ecgand il toe great drama n NV
gum has nothing else to DO but 70 look to h. teres
by stct and 7gisDt nenerelisy 1t cannot be sstsfs
tory 70 her TO see Europe IN The bands Of Fance and r.
fha fas,tf ft7ar
press, who drove Louis Napoleon the arms OF Ale
. anSer The lta an question might have bee n eetsi
without firing gun by the entente coriole Of Eo GLAND =
France Ba, who broke up that entnI cord idI.s 4
Ans wen tina, ends well, and il may u, n ont !
best thing for England ,:iat all has CON 70 ps
That nas 30 loag Is she can keer our
TIE war;. IL Is quite certsln thai she Is not
the CONDITION now 70 play tue Quxotc y0I< she und.
took against the st Napoleon or ahc is 20 ,tte ape
ElioPe as sne oia tnen tnat sae na fdy kno
as prseisted 10 MY last the Derby Mlnistr has iat
and the Panaerston again in the ascend; mr. Ne,S
event has produced seusstcn here Toe Is eeucra
thought that fweedledurn has gone OUT and rwceded
has come Dthat'E all roe ppbuc nulnd is 90 a7sor,
by the Italian cimpcign t5st the political auiipg Il
has Just taken place attracts iess attention Saii h
worthy Of q comment or People are sss shed TO J
Lord Pa merstou ?. the head Of the couutey gain for
conhoe IN his ability and experience whilsshh bodily a
mental vgor are unmpaired At seventy vi r. BESIDE
no MaS .urnsu out OF ONCE year go and U
wards by q tricky combination Of "scr tDby poll
cans," who got up ridiculous cry agah ut him
pretcSt TO upset him, which they did me aew Cabin
iord Pamerstrn could not De Premier until he got =
OF The rivalry Of hts jealous compeer Lord 10 I'm Russe
who wanted TO be Premier himself The way he pot ;
o. me Spposiuon Oh loro sonn and secured s suppo
s worthy OF Palmerstons tact The Foreign Ola 20 s d
post Of nonor just now, whilst continental ar is eo,
on, 30 this offered to Lord John which his ysni
could not resist though everybody in, Engan knew Q
cept Lord John himself that he knows no MOI Of fore,
, policy than ssgAceus poodle dog. The squence
that II left 70 hose he viii get Eagsnd scfaI
that viii compel him 70 leave the Cabinet, ne will
compelled constantly TO take the advice Of Almersto
Ether result makes of adYOit Premier
mother feature Of the new Cabinet ! the y
mission into the government Of Engsa for Il
hrst time, OF the socslIed :. Mapcbesu v school,
| represented BY such men Golden, RxiG nG Gibsoi
Wilson, &c. terrible ieud has existed u years b.
tween these men and Lord faDerston aud Nae wing
tecacy who could NOT abide the Of n IL ing poit
cay or socially With these radicals from the auiacsu
ing disricts Ether heeo gentlemen Lest he strop
Aaacheeter 6aror they FORMERLY hadqu,ko lAxay--<
LORD Pamorsseus nose has become less faxtsaous, h
certain IL d test Golden and Gibson are ga7erted III
| morning ~ members q the rev Cabinet
K was thought the: BretE would 60 in. bud seems
has declined. which does credit TO his tact, Tor It wa
principally ne who kept iasd Derby IN P0xsr, and VIII
has aided Lord ralcrssn c succeed HIM IT. DE had &C
copied Office under these circumstances ma motives
| wocad have been called mefcenAry. VII ereas nov
no win Eet the praise Of disintcrestsdness
was Golden who opposed the CHINA war ant
compelled Paoefston % dissolve PArlaauspt two year
ago. Lord bad the SuprsEe sakisfacor OF sssinr hi
Old and bitter antagonist (Cobcen) rejected y the
Parliament theme elected. In that short Tune vhst I
soangel Here another Paruanen whck has re- eIeced
Cohden Of which lord Pamcrston d again she ch,er
sud yssralc dioe Golden onsof her ministerial euten
anus. How Golden Sit opposite ode Of tins
samc council table 70 Paerstor whom be has x YEAR
DO feFocoualy abused would astonnh unsophisticased
people. But what can't politiciaCs do must cIoaa as,
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