The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03
Statement of the English Chancellor Of
the Exchequer.
The German Press on the Treaty OF
Villafranca.
THE CONGRESS OF ZURICH.
THE REVOLUTIONARY ARMY IN ITALY.
Letter from KOssuth Previous to
His Retreat,
In. TO-, 10.

The mails Of the Anglo saxon reached this city rom
Quebec yesterday and with the papers received by the
Ocean Queen completed European files to the 10th Of
July from Paris the Goth month from Lon ion
We publish interesting extracts to day in addition
to the news already given by telegraph.
The Emperor Of Austria promised the Emperor Ma
poeon that popular reforms shall take place throug
the Austrian empire but his Majesty gives no hopes OF
Withdrawing from the Concordat, which gives 30 much
trouble and offence in Hungary and elsewhere.
Addresses arriving in Turin from all parts OF Italy
praying for united Italy, headed alone by King Victor
Emanuel
The Paris Mosite of the 18th OF July publishes de-
signed by the Emperor, at bis headquarters at Ira
vagiato which officially number Of promo
tons and nominations in the Legion of Honor for gallant
conduct battle OF Magenta. The list begins by the
names OF General Meiet Grand Cross Generals Dc Ia
Moterouge vinoy, Lebrun and Lefevre, as Grand OFF,
GERS; Generals hapque, Bataie, Coineaa, Anger ant
Mazure Colonies Thevepin de Taulay, Pcue De Corney
Malarme. Lenormand de Breitevle, Menap, De Tryon,
Mopgp Gulgnard, Manuee, Caprol de Pechassant and
Dupors Dugeasmeur, as commanders. Mex. follow the
names OF 80 officers, and 29 nominations knights
secord decree makes two nominations knights in the
order, conferred on two Sandman officers.
NJ Granisr de CassagDac tells the public in the Paris
Pays that people in Paris have idea of the immense
pride which the honest ruscs Of the provinces take in
the bravery Of their Emperor They all, he says
familiar with the story OF the epaulette carried away by
ball Nc doubt they are, for the anecdo.e has been
most eedulousy circulated by the prefetoral journals
The story is very pretty one, but unfortunately Is
untrue, as NJ de Casssgnac knows, at least has the
OF knowing The sim pie truth about the epauet!e
is that the Emperor who the epauettes Of gene
raj Of DIVISION took OIL to give Bgadier General
Anger in token of his promotion while he lying wound
ed on the field.
q special mission
Prince Napoleon arrived at Geneva the 18th Of July
and was to leave for Paris the next day.
Paris correspondent Of the London Ne,os writing on
the 18th utimo, says
is satisfactory to learn that the Emperors proeoa
Count Arese, has not succeeded in forming ministry IN
Turin and that the King has sent for H. Ratazz whom
as stated yesterday Napoleon III refused to allow 70 be
Governor Of Milan.
The effect Of peace the London freight market thus
noticed by Messrs. sharer, Lamb Co. -
The Unexpectedly peaceful news of the last week has
suspense and general suggshneas in freghts. Our quo
tatcps must therefore be accepted with qua,idcstor
Mediterranean outward freghts the frs, to be dec
dedly Affected, and honeward are almost nominal in
1uenced might be expected by the freeing Of French
Austrian, Sandman and German tonnage. In other
quarters the effect is yet lees marked As usual
this season, Archangel frcights much enhanced.
The Manchester Guardian Of the 10Th of July says:-
Last evening an influential meeting held 10 the pub
lie hail. Rochdae to take steps for celebrating the
OF Mr. Golden, such scale will be Unprecedented
in that neishborhood letter from Mr. Golden read
in which he stated that he could make arrangements to
visit Rochdae the eth inst The committee consi.
dered much better TO leave the day open to suit their
guests convenience. Some Of the leading reformers aud
several members Of Parliament invited expected
% be and beng made on an extern
mtee that about 500 apple atoms had been already
for tickets With respect TO the place to hold the
banquet in the committee had decided where IL sh oud
be held, but probably they will make arrangements for
about COO people.
The following return Of the total strength of toe
British army in 1858, viz:-Cavary 1879 Gncludng
1872 in Inda) Infantry 15o56s ncluding 74.7S in In
dla and 49, 1913 the coones) the horse artillery 257S
the foo: artillery, 500 s4s in ndia) the engineers
4,l7s; the enrolled pensioners 1916 the embodied
litia l,173, and volunteers 5l22 The total amount
voted for the amy ordnance and commissarat services
in 1858, ELL 577 1885, against sl2 493 a5 1857.