The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Our Pszis CoErsspssdsnce.
PANS, Jsss ~, lsSa
tavS o. Esyppveyss DespatcAs a. ns Bowsy-7hs NeU
Bstash kiatsay Looked Upsa Fhsorob1y N Fsaace-
crcpAic Acosxxs Of ~ BaH1e q AaesMs- 1Asat,eaI
Nnss, &c., g.
II not IN the counns Il the xossis<sr, as formerly,
that ars look for ne most recent intelligence q any
d the events which now dazzle fshten tho eyes Of
the aslonhhed world bat rather 70 e columns ct that
beaatfa temple yolept he Bourse.
Yesterday the Minister Of the Interior caused 70 be
posted up the Emperors stirring addressto the army OF
Tsy, beginning viii, "sodiers, month ago. confident
n e efforts Of diplomacy, still hoped In she mAinse-
q peace when suddenly the invasion Of Piedmont
&c. &c. Then rccapulatng the fact Of IS 900 Ausrians
being put kms Dc coxsbas seventeen taken, be-
aides Two coIOrs and 900 prisoners. concludes with the
that "fon Heaven their foFefathers looked
down upon them with PRIDE"
Next the imperial proclamation TO the italian people
document whose advent u the present moment
fail 70 attract the attention Of Europe. Speaking
Of his freedom on any personal ambition, the Emperor
states s there men who do not understand their
epoch ~ IL tof the number In the enlightened state
of public opinion there moregandeur to be acquired
by the moral Suencewhch 10 exercised than by ffuess
cohqucess and that moral influence seek with pride H.
sutng 70 restore to freedom Of the finest parts
| Of Europe"
| Tho third document posisd up ID . short despatch
giving accounted the La. victory Of kAeguano The
bsttIe seems lasted three hours Tho enemy opposed
ene7getic resistance, and dslodgel only BY
The on from entrenchent TO entrsnchent and from
house 70 house, leaving the place at seven O'Clock
covered with dead, q their cannon in the hands u
:be srsneh beside. about 900 prsonsrs syh splendid
our oeo announcing 70 fy officers and 800 nca allied and
Tneosel du Louvre has sent 10 the Mario OF the Fourth
arrOreisseneot gift Of pens-1 200 table napkins 50 H.
oleccths and 17s be converted Into lint for tho
II he srsss public aemn,res Of Psrs has sent ios
sDecs, 20 shrts, besides other arclse for the
Whole hoaay has been granted TO tho -s1ioas schcss
throughout the empire on Tuesday next the l4th,
ne d.S
cp holiday, oeng he Feast Of Pentecosi and Sunday
Deipg day Of rest and recreation tho eeoe hAe thus
'tseir freedom from Saturday night TILL Wednesday
morning.
wheser it is that what s termed tho 0butchers blr'
o waroIe begins 70 sicken mans love Of glory OF that
the ressnce offered by the enemy too sht for
French honor, or that the times too enlightened,
know cot, 0utceran Ia that beyond Its effect upon the
fxchause there not that excessive enthusias about
victories which; from the record OF former times,
urpaops the other night when every mans souse by
order OF tue Prccct Of Polioe Wa bound 70 exb some
Brilliant token Of 10y: Many proprissos .od tenant.
n significant tone that :" they had better not
ss soss9 ss said ssy = s:SdSs ssHr
0etes have been shot down or bayoneted? What Is
rasss only %s ere .ssa
tho vanity Of eTrencbman unless he has foeman, OF
on ms Se sIs
strongly disposed 70 object To the Emperors introduction
Of the Turcos Christian warfare say France tas
need OF such nendish help 90 theirs ~
The result OF the Engsh Parliamentary division Il con
ei1ered as favorable to France. 10 thought saa
Palmerston viii be party 70 any cxtsnsion OK Ihs
~sr but that he will certainly give the Emperor AL she
n RIUbt
telligepce.
IRON Novs1a, dated the 9Th, gives the ollowans
Rya1bic description Of the battle Of Magenta Aors
where the Austrian custom house established IL stua
ted on hill The Austrians had occupiedt the night
selves there 10 number about hy thousand. Their ad
vsnced pcsts about in the woods ochjnd
forces The division OF the Grensders Of the Gcssd 4.
rst met with only Sigh. resistance the advanced posts
the division crossed the Navie des Grsnde. when the
eDmy, unmasking sher batteries, received them with
o. a grape The aasisos sro:ssed By the psa
The Guard instead Of retire sting, tbs
assans Being at nIst repuaed, they returned ihs
chayge, led on by their generals under the lire Of fifty
pieces Of cannon. After hero; struggle Of three hours,
the advanced pests Of the eDeaay in posssssoa
CT the French who defended by inch no.wit
standing the immepse dtsproportion Of numbers The
DIVISION OF General Espiossse then arrived Percevn
Aue'raus concealed in the corn, be advancing in
THAT direction, followed By his aid de-camp attack
them, when both ktlsd-the former q musket
ball through the lungs, and the latter from
neck. Marshal Csnrobert was to be seen everywhere
stimulating the soldiers and crying "Forwardp, The
tie then recommended with renewed violence % both
Pidss, The Austriaas opposing most determined resist
lcrsb their retreat 5000 prisoners are shut
up IN this place, and amoa them seventy ecers
General schramm President Of the Icfsnsry Committee
has inst been named COMMANDMENTS Chief the camp OF
Cba'ons, where three divisions OF infantry and Of
cavaly ere about 70 be assembled, and where the
ronvres recently decided in theory by tho infantry
CoriniLiee will be practically tried.
II the opinions Of military men whose judgment here
nas always been eebscrbed to to 60 Tor anything, tho
Itairn war is, after all, only beginning. rmes are
coming say they when this rushing up 70 the
anywhere The aus:riana viii gain wisdom by erperi
With all rdscipne and all their long
IN a Mos s ns sn rse ass ss
SANITY In exercise In Algers but the Austrians
ptnosisy been good at slow game, and il aims TO
be proved that they have still claim reruason
The Ssce takes the opportunity Of giving It's readers
two columns Of large print the French capture u the
sls.ance on the part Of che Austrans.
At the Theatre Francai5 the drama of .Adrenne Le.
cduce the talent Of Nile Rachel into modern produc-
ton, BY giving her passages to rece from the great
briantly-has been rsvassd to bring forward Madame
Arnold ressy in the principal character The persor-
aervedy .ppauded But 90. looks IL VAIN Tor me sso
Of passion and that intense power in the decamatory
certainly not that avidy for theatrical amusements Of
the present moment which usually prevails
In all circles. from highest to lowest great anxiety con-
as W st6 VI many IN the late bloody
scenes that Lave been enacted II 10 promised by the
Preach government that the naes Of no parties either
officer or pirate, shal appear In the gazette Eli the
relatives have arst been communicated WITH and as yet
no communication has taken place. certain setyinr
generally prevails that the numbers Of the French
Killed and woncded have been greatly understated but
few days win probably clear up any mystery.
Come malicious ways bury CoinQ about saying that
France has at length 10 ths that sne s ruled by the
VII Of "a rteidsd Ga e7fds qii ne parle pas Il une
fme si parse tvop'-in ausion 70 Prince jerome, tho
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