Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-17

of General Claldlnl, convicted OF pflVy
intelligence with the enemy, and shot, as
he richly deserved. Papers were found E
upon his person, which are said to crimi- I
nate several of the wealthiest citizens OF
Casale. A notary of the noble family of v
Provana, the owner Of the castle of Yer
rua, sometime the headquarters of Carr
baldi, was arrested under grave suspicion;
but he proved his innocence and was set
free. Two of the persons, not only OF
the greatest responsibility, but enthusiast
tically attached to the Italian cause
some of them foreign volunteers of dis
tinction-have been pointed out to the
mob as spies, and subjected to arrest, in
suit, and the risk of i'll treatment"
NAPOLEON III. AND THE JOURNAL
IsT. A letter Valenza, of the 18th, in
the .Salaa Public of Lyons, says:
8" was yesterday at a cafe with the
officers of the 30th, at the gate of the
Albergo, when loud cry of VSve En-
lperetlrP arose. 1t was the Emperor, who
had arrived Unexpectedly on horseback,
in a generals uniform, with kept, and
escorted by only few officers. In a few
minutes the whole population was on foot,
the streets were decked with flags, and
drums were beaten to collect the troops.
His Majesty proceeded slowly by the
street from which the naked eye can see the
vast plains of the Pc and the Lomellina.
The position being within reach of can
+; non was not without danger. I had the
honor of approaching the Emperor, who,
bending down on his horses neck, asked
me if / were French. / replied that l
: was a journalist who had ventured to the
advanced posts. He smiled and ques-
Il toned me on the positions of the Austri-
ans. l showed him detachments of their
p troops on the banks of the river, the vii
?; lage Frescarolo, and in the horizon Nor
Il tara, their headquarters.
His Majesty by means of his glass
could see an Austrian soldier on the
~ watch in the belfry of the church o
Frescarolo, and even distinguish the hour
;" by the clock. On the left is the railway
- bridge, of which the enemy has blown
- up two arches, and which he guards will
y 200 or 800 men. The shakoes of thu
Tic sentinels on the banks of the river coult
= be distinguished here and there. Th'
Emperor conversed with some of tn
Italians. His Majesty speaks pure Tus
" can, and with facility which surprise
~ his hearers. After an inspection, whic
" lasted about twenty minutes, the Empe
Cos ror turned to leave. As he did so, tn
''' troops which were drawn up in lin
60 waved their shakoes on their bayonet
- and cried out thousand times, Para
Empereurp An old Italian patriot, WI
ny had been in exile since 1849, approache
'eil and cried out, with tears streaming dow
lies his face, P1ra Napolcone, IL Satvatoi
della Haliap The Emperor seemed a
cry fected, and saluted him kindly. At tn
OF moment the Emperor eye met mine, al
'ied in the emotion of the moment ] ventu
was ed to hold out my hand. His Males
car deigned with smile 70 grasp ii. II
the is an incident which / shall never forg
e. as long as live. The Emperor til
med left by the gate of Alessandria."
'ere THE AUSTRIAN RIFLEMEN AND t
io"' FRENCH OUTPosTs. A letter receiy
ure' in Marseilles from Valenza bears tie!
Tue mony to the admirable qualities of
lho- Tyrolese rifemen. 1t is said that IL
res harass the French videttes and outpC
liled necessarily. Day and night, it is So
re ST. their shots are whistling through the
men The ground on the other side of the
very affords them good cover, and they are
'ered er on the watch. The other day Gen,
seat Renault went out to reconnoitre, atten
, and by his aid-de-camp, and followed by
ON trumpeter, a few PAGES behind.
work General thought himself beyond ra
Epis- but while he was looking around bin
man, sharp " thug" was heard, and the
e let trumpeter fell forward MORALLY wour
m the by Tyrolese bullet in the loins.
General having discovered his error v
TRAN drew, and gave up his RECONNAISSANCE,
I9th that day. On another occasion a so
of the 90th French regiment went d
'aHllis to the Pc TO wash out a few thing
"i'hln While engaged in this peaceful occ
It own ton, a bullet struck him in the chest
IN her he fell into the river, whose tide Dor
ahiza- body to the Austrian side of the P
lals 10 bloody tribute to the murderous accu
'ouhd of their fire. At every instant"
an De- the letter, wounded men are being
Il laea in by the ambulances."
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