The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

PARIS, June 20, 1850.
war h'tHors ard HopsTAe Passion for Cpincidences-
The Emperor in kaly-Saab.tng TIE Baiyses-Dgesion
IN the States Of the CRurch-Fai Of the Fire European
Capitals-ETcts Of Pr4stan Mobilization Tie Aincio
Sao-sd-l'nperisl Koderatson-7he Empress Regent
Austrian Recrimirctios-7he Squadron at Bres.-Aus-
tr'an Priscnas-NsEiayy Music in Aaly-Neuemenl Of
Kossuth dc.
Something like hope was entertained By those who
have passion for condolences that the 18th Of juno
Tile dies MfastM OF the first Empire-xould
have been restored TO the French calendar by q vic
tory hardly less memorable than the former defeat I
believe some are inclined to that those sires
10 whom Napoleon alluded in q recent proclamation a.
looking down from heaven with approving smiles on their
IONS, were Somewhat ress for not having arranged with
the ates more appropriate disposition Of the victories
Gov ready to be showsred on the arns OF France
The Emperor in at BreEcia, with the KING Of Sardinia
Ttey were welcomed wia enthusiasm. The Emperor
slept on the 17.h at Covo ave iss from Brescia He
dispSys prodous activity, and ~ithsanding the f.
ugues OF command his health s excellent He sees TO
every thing With his eyes, On the Iah ~ Treviso
he even superinerded personally the fling of OF the
baggage of be army The sanitary condition Of the SOL
diers Is saia to be perfect
appears that certain number Of Boogaese waited
upon the Emperor to express their desire Of being united
TO Sardinia ard received 10 return pretty considerable
anub "Retarn 70 your country, gentlemen" said 10
be his Majesty aoswer; "o3ey your sovereign and know
that to Italy lessen his % YER but TO
cause 1t TO be respected" Notwithstanding this there Is
Inss the detection in Roman States s more
and moro the increase that the cities and towns on
the right bank Of the Tber for union
sith Sardinia.
In public securities general hrn1ness il remarked q
the five great European capitals Each of these had
motifs rnlfa Dar; to
national arms at London, it is the advent OK Lord Pal
meIs'ou TO more assured neutrality at Bsrn where the
srmness ia iess solid, is loan and the mobilization
WHICH inserferes but Vienna locks we'll on 'Chauge,
n Sn account OF the hopes has formed Of erus
reason 70 mold up its head while contemplating the many
discomfsures Of Austria.
The government journals lose no opportuutv of poo7-
peohng the Prussian mobilization tits well known that
10 trosa every ope is soldier up 10 the age Of forty
and when considers that the cane upon all men az
this age from their homes 40 MANY fathers Of IA
miles, we may imagine tnat the political necessity must
DO great one The sndwehr and the reserve are com.
poseo OF married men, and their families who for the
most part rely on them for support will be reduced to
great distress by the mobilization. Tho State II IL true
snofds aesigance TO the necesstous families of those men
who asked out, but that aid IL quite inadequate TO
heir support To this may be aided thai the harvest
fast approaching, and hands will be wanting for agri
cultural purposes. From the moment that the mob,za
ton has taken place all business liz at end the towns
aod villages are EN- piled, the tribunals workshops, rail-
~ays ana administrations Of all kinds obliged give
up TO the army their able hands, tnere only remains
women, chjcren aud old men.
The idea lately pui forward by some OF the German
journals that the Mnco ought to be considered SECOND
boundary for Austria and that however unceremonousy
Re Franco Piedmonsese troops might the Tcino or
roe ADA for the purpose OF driving back the Ausrians
hs hnco should be treated with respect and not passed
without the permission Of the German Confederation s
ng to this theory they say Italy, as far AZ the
anco should be perfectly Italian but beyond that line
entirely German The most inycterae enemies of Italy
could not reason Otherwise. What Peschers Lexnsno
hsnua Verona ana Venice by the omnpoteuce OF these
noste statesmen, would unexpectedly become the pos
sessions OF tine Confederation eve would ask" inquiries
'heir organ, the Steele, "why they stop at the Mnco
rather than at the Sero the Oyo the AIDA or the IT,
cnos since they must have river boundary, the Tcino
indicated BY the odous treaties OF isi6Y Nay We soon
hear that the French army is u venicel'
Count Waewski, the Foreign Minister speaks resv Of
suars IN society and says may soon expect hear
OF French supremacy In arms accompanied by m I'm
DESTROYS Of keeping down all uneasiness respecting
Prussia.
The Empress Regent came from 81 Cloud to the rul.
cries on Saturday. where the ministers Prince Jerome
ssn assembled Her Majesty presided @ council which
continued sitting for upwards Of two hours Several
minister's transacted business with the Empress Alter.
who did not leave the ru,eros TIL eight O'Clock
me oeteats OF the Austrian army led, said TO
ooS ns,s among the general officers who
~. paLs ~ the late engagements General Gyuai hAv-
g n account Of the battle Magenta intated that
... Ia anq second corps daie under Generals Clam
circumstance bad rendered any renewal Of the rttsck i'm
pene noee Two soldiers 10 order to SHOW that the nc.
tried by court martial. w "'
The funeral Of Cen Espnasse took place at Bour
on Friday n Meugue, the Prefect ave brsr .latch
Of the military career u the deceased N'N~ '-''oA
Inc now fitting out " Brcst win consist Of five
vessels Of the line aud four frgaes Among the s,rmsr
are sne 81 Louis, the Tusenne and the Louis XIV
bupdred eight wheeled wagons have peon sent of IN
the army OF Italy, In order 70 convey tho gunboats in
tended 70 operate the lakea and rivers squadron ~
the wagon train aoc0mpan e. these vehicles.
certain number Of The Austrian prisoners arc 70 be
sent TO Agiers They expected 70 out during
their imprisonment useful substitutes tor many who have
joined ne regiments Of the Turcos. Agriculture and
road making md diminished hands In that colony In con-
sequence OF the war.
be built n Toulon.
The band muster Of the LIST Regiment Of Grenadiers has
written 70 say that, on arriving in Italy, he made choice
collection Of pasrstic and anti Austrian airs son the
nS says our band played ~ Milan, aud elegant
ohoers were there Our fresh pieces were loudly ap
p'auded but when We played Ffateih Itaiani the
march Of Victor Emanuel, and Manese song prohibited
BY the Ausans the extraordinary enthusiasm was
manifested. From all the windows flowers aod bonboug
were drown into the circle formed by my mon; young
girls flung toe mscvss weeping into each others arms
ann one Of them came and kissed nay hand ADV