The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02

no, very dlstaat ircm Milan Asyou may easily magns,
tho CAM w's al ssp'y vy 70 gu, lines we're aavaSS
right towards Cornco. all vsrginE in Tho direction of
the onged for Lombaed capital Auer two houra of vain
Milan. lad made up my mind to trust 70 my legs,
when an American. who ! had met In the INN
panion accepted the oGkr aud or We went
90 not know ghy, but Yankees always getting into
trouble We had scarcely made our way through double
were suddenly stopped by party Of French gsudarmes,
who few hours before mad in like manner. stopped Lord
Dc Burgh, who aache to legation Of Turin had
been sent on special mission to the camp The gend.
Mmes asked who We were, and where We were going
and for my part FASTENED deliver ths necessary pass
with which had been Furnished before leaving furia.
turn Of my oompanion then came 1 had thought he
would nave shown similar document, but instead Il
SsSs aas he from a What 10
been by General cas. from the capital Of Washington.
and duly countersgned BY the American Minister IN ia
know nothing OF that "whAs," exclaimed the Anne
rcan, not know the stars Stripes the essutcheoa
followed, and was Obliged to interfere. soon sue
ceeted In showing my rather noisy companion the ue
the headquarters OF the French We did and
were kindly receved By general Of brigade, who told
doubt be added ayour pass viii enable ' you 70 reach
Man but not by this way you must 60 from Novara and
Aroma and once there yoa may 30 ~ varese Como and
to MILAN" There was nothing 70 say, and returned
10 Magenta and from there proceeded Novars and
yercel was tired to follow the advice Of the a
my arrival here found the town full OF a Of absurd
news; and when Of my friends informed that
Ss sf ns O.
decided In getting rid Of my curious nsslants than wont
70 tho Cathedral where e Dssm was 20 be sung as
the gates Of Milan to the gallant king Of Sardinia This
evening TuriA will be spiendidiy illuminated
BRAVERY OF Tas AUsrarAxs.
Milan correspondents writes:-l travelled 70 Milan In
company with an Austrian csptsn made prisoner At Ma
genta. he told me that he had had vita him 800 meo,
With whom be entrenched himself in large house,
which he defended against the attacks OF the soldiers Ok
the division L. hotserouge until all his men were either
Or ssas s
seconded into the street. in the hope Of being killed But
he remained untouched He again entered house. and
continued 70 fight until he aud the others wore at
last made prisoners lie taken before general
him ard tho other officer, You conducted your.
selves bravely 10 merit TO keep swords and,
therefore, return them to you" Aus, in hc ths cap
spoke French exceedingly we'll aud assured that there
not single general iaFfAnce whose and cha
raCtsr were not well known In Germany.
PHYSICAL APPEARANCE OF THE AUsrRIANs.
H0rtara letter saye-After the stories circulated In
the French papers the youth aud weakness
well built and stout reo VS. as they are. The proportion
or lads was very small with but few exceptions they
were well closheo, mostly 10 the uniform OF the lins
There not than half dozen troopers among
them. One, Hulan, was invested with authority, aai
would be match for any Freucn lancer. There
but few Hungslsns, aud only two ryroese rhemen,
far could make out they all expressed themselves
perfectly satisfied with the food and treatment they had
received from the French. They rad they had nothing
to complain Of except their loss or liberty and readily
obeyed the orders OF good na,ured French minis
aud interchangeable in bic exeitoas to make tue com.
portable saw the provisions Distributed and there vas
MADAME MMAHoN RECEIVING THE NEWS OF Has
HUSBANDS ACHIEVEMENTS.
Paris letter says-rhe story about Paintings vhch
Madame McMahon alone who tainted An eyewitness has
recounted the The despatch brought tho
s ay has the BE- esy @s .s o.
longest which bas ever been transmitted by electric tsle
graph and has been registered SUCH and the En-
press proceeded In Fer decpherng the emotion dread
grew greater at each word; until completely overpowsred
by the agitation Of the moment, tho dread OF what
was TO- come, the eagerness and terror evinosd by
the indies present TO learn the contents Of too
despatch all or them personally interested through near
and dear relations in the solution Of tho cpher s6e sank
back in swcon graspng her closed hand the paper
upon which were traced the figures whose hidden mean
ing conveyed sentences or despair to 80 many. we
known That swocning, like weeping, catching by
and the drawing room At st. Cloud resembled he
McHahou who has been quoted tho only one to whom
the accident happened was, the contrary,
the high fortune 10 which her husband mad attained and
the glory he had earned at Magenta.
TIE "EQU1rAGBs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EN-
GINEERING.
"Js'-ooAA0
prodigious amount Of n1terd kept constantly on the
move for the requirements Of the allied armies when
unable proceed the road being for ten iles boCred
up with two close continuous lines ca,ssons ammuu
stores q every descroon g. the cdupson
NOW AID then an occasional break do occurs which,
Of course, for the time being, blocks the whole lne
wheels get nterloscd and In the general crush travel
along in company fastened together Now and then an
unfortunate cart Is met coming foman opposite direction;
there no help for H. and bending to the tide Of crcum
stances quietly joos the slo wy repaces tina
journey already nearly accom- 2lished This immense
meanwhile active preparations are being made to havs
the bridges repaired against their arrival Bytne-by
took az opportunity Of examining The bridge which the AUS
TRANS blew up on retiring across the Sesia Verceli
never Saw more perfect piece Of engineering ny lie
The very foundations were blown to atoms such as
from their depth in the soil OF the river escaped bases
have been GO looeened and shattered offers most
serious obstacle to the French engineers their
70 dig ont the debris before they the founda
ton.
POLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS AT NAPLES
Naples correspondence Dune l1) OF London Post1
me Neapolaus were not allowed hear Of the victory
Of Magenta for some inc after the battle had taken pce
ton. However, we all knew that very soon after the
victory the Ausrans had been BEATEN and that The emo
On the evening OF the 7.h the houses Of Gown
the sardinan Minister; s!gnor Faeohon the Sandman
Consul and Mons Bodn The French Consul ilami-
crowd Of people began 70 collect about French ConsSs
notci, AZ the Chiaemouc, whilst exceedingly long
line carriages, three rows widc Qed the road from
the royal palace all along the Chiaja. There were
probably not feser than twenty thousand persons
all u ths ulf~f sfi middle ciassce who had thus COL
iccsed y 'tsr tses s,mpathy for the Italian cause
fre conr - ~ ~ large uar,ber Of pereons on such
~ eoass.e wm snasaia.sy communicated 70 tho tho
Mig 80 80 orccrs 10 cau upon the military
DE ~ - ~ ~. The lazzuoni, in pay OF tbs
s"ssfnWstt 49, @Hgrs g. proc cd 10 Yards Chatemone
and cry " viva Ffgacssroi7 fney obcyed orders and
tbsA wt ths Ne crowd rssponicn with the cry of
viva aim - ~fya Pl1degendcnza ~ Tho police agents
rcrponeed wsh Viva Francesca % and then again the
people shouted Viva vsor 70 Viva lfmpayatore Frau
cese " ard other EXPLANATIONS such Long live the
hberators u ltay ~ &C. AL this took place without any
dsurbanoe OF public tranquility. The houses Of toe
Pedmonese hipiser, Consul and Preach Consul, were
now g,.cring with Miuminatons when a CRY was heard
{" The Swissl'' {" The pocelv Soon after obserycdg
atrosg body Of Napolan Infantry, Swiss troops and po-
ce clearing away the crowd they passed With liked
bayoncs. AZ they proceeded 70 disperse the mob
they did mot hcsitoin 70 knorIr ira ,.eDsIo ahn.s