The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

engraved upon the marble, reminoing the
people of their exalted deris; 1t b the same
to-day. Ia passing Moedova, Marengo,
Lodi, you will, in the uiht Of these glori.
Gus recollections, be marching In another
Va Saera. Preserve that perfect disci-
pline which is the bop,f Of the army. Here,
forget it not, there ,fp other enemies than
those who fight against you iu battle. Re-
main compact, and .bandon not your ranks
to hasten forward Beware Of too great
enthusiasm, which y the only thing fear.
The new arms q precision are only dan.
gerous at d;sta,cb they will not prevent
the bayonet foG chat il has hitherto been,
the terrible wsa,Gn Of the French infantry
Soldiers lct u sll do our duty, and put our
confidence 10 dod. Our country expects
much rom ro,., From one end Of France
to the other, lsppy auguries reach US that
the new arm cf italy viii be worthy Of her
elder sister
fSirued) NAPOLEON
"Gven at isnoa, May l2th, 1859"
pRASas AND COUNTER PRAYERS.
The peties to this war are the leading
| Catholic powers Of Europe and they are
fighting (6r the mastery in Catholic States,
one Of 1Aieh has the Pope tor temporal
sovereA. Under these circumstance it is
singuE II not amusing to observe the con.
| flictiR course OF the church dignitaries in
Fra|e and Austria. The Prince Arch
bisbqp Of the latter has sent up his prayers
| tort6e success OF the Austrians, and his an-
at.6mas against their enemies. His ad-
! dOs ID said to be very severe on the allies
a the other hand the Cardinal Archbishop
{ Lyons, in communicating to his clergy
he circular of the minister OF Public In.
struction relative to the public prayers for
The success OF the French arms, has address
sed to them pastrol letter, which concludes
10 these words:
Amid the grave circumstances in which
France is placed, the first thought OF the
clergy is to turn toward God, who holds in
His hands the hearts Of kings, and who
raises or casts down empires as he pleases.
W ar, whatever, may be the degree Of glory
to which it may raise nation, Is always q
great seourge. We cannot regard the mis-
fortunes it occasions without praying Di-
vine Providence to abridge and put an end
to them. Accordingly, dear brethren, we
shall extend towards Heaven supp picating
hands to implore its succor, and to obtain o
prompt and honorable peace and we shall
repeat these words Of the Minister Of Public
Instruction May God protect France and
Emperor Every Sunday during the war
the 45th Psalm and the prayer for the Em-
peror aud his army (the 18th in the Missal)
Shall be chanied after vespers and the
prayer for peace The AID in the Missal)
shall be said every day at mass
FRENCH PRECAuTIoS-wHKRE wE ARR TO
LOOK FOR RELIABLE ACCOUNTS.
Maakof" writes the Times:
The French are taking particular care
that neither their number oil men nor their
plan Of campaign in Italy shall be known
| Their reason tor this il obvious enough
Whatever il public at Paris soon goes "a
Brussels and Berlin, and from these points
to Vienna 30 that the enemy might thus
keep advised Of all the movements in the
French camp. At this present moment no
one knows how many troops have been sen,
into Piedmont nor exactly at what point
they are. We can only judge approximately
and by probabilities. Nevertheless, tht
French Government has organized a specia
mail and telegraph service between Paris
and the seat oil war, which will enable u'
here to have the first official news Of al
events and movements that may be publish.
ed, and it is only from Paris that reliable
news is TO be obtained. We have already
had many evidepces Of this fact.
WHY THE AusyRrASs sADE FoRAY NrC
sARDIsIA AsD TBES RsrgxATgD.
The march oi General GyulaI into Pied
mont, and his marchings and counter march
| ings n the twenty five miles Of space Oe
/ tween the 1ictno and bis advanced posts
| Sens 10 have had 90 other design than thai
| 0. pIaDder. The opinion. generally promul
gated in kurops before the war. that Aus.
tria would be obliged to commence hostiii
tiee in spite Of the Congres in order TO gave
its army something TO eat and All Ins,slmen'
on arrear pay, is now doably confirmed
( The whole country has been d@poihd By
such rate Of exWbitant and cruel exactioL'
a. would have dI.graced the barbaroas age
OF warfare. ln certain localities. it is sad
Q Auot hNh DJtNVu h"NbNs WV "bs w
Eve years Of age have be,p enrolled by forc'
in the Austrian army, and -ni back 10 tb'
/ Russian frontier Of Austria, whence escsrs
I is impossible. The exactions 10 money and
} railOns are - enormous on each village oi
+ town occupied, that II the A Austrian Occupa
ti0n we're 10 cease day, the country wcod
reanire a generation TO recover from ~
{ ,.-tra,ifn III. ktny Lisfur kuauuei
deeply griesei at tbs saserings of h.s sab
jeets, has -nt protest TO the Count Gyulal
not ~ king bui a. conmander- -in-chlef o
the Sandman iOrces. desiring % know bow
tbe Austrian army intends 10 make var
whether - .old,er or - brigADds. i
would -em, 10 tact, from Pesn, Indication.
that Austria only invsbcd fie'imooi II
order 10 rep'esI'h her army s,ores, aDd ,hsI
~ AIl baes goder the PROTECTIVE oi th'